This season, brunettes are getting as much love as blondes, showcasing dimension and face-framing highlights that bring light to the face and depth to the hair.
“This was a melting technique where I based, lowlighted, and glazed to tone down for the fall/winter over our previous spring/summer lightening processes.”
We love a good visual for talking to clients about color processes but this colorist also uses some great, easy-to-understand language to share with a client wanting to go darker.
Avoiding color ribbons, preserving depth with interior shadowing, depth distribution--it sounds complicated, right? Blonde and balayage expert Jamie Sea, @prettylittleombre, breaks down the why behind some of her favorite techniques.
Learn how Nikki Lee (@nikkilee901) of Nine Zero One Salon in Los Angeles took actress Lea Michele's brunette locks and lightened them for a fresh, summer feeling.
