Wella Signature Artist and Educator Jessica Stranieri is a master at creating dimension on all hair colors and types--especially dark hair. See how she achieves these rich fall looks.
Get some quick tips on creating dimension with several different techniques from Wella Educator Tommy Gentile.
"We decided to bring up the blonde and add some depth in to her hair to break up her old color. When you continue to lighten the hair over and over, it eventually starts looking more solid, so adding depth back in really helps keep dimension and make that blonde POP!"
Get inspired by colorists who have created drool-worthy takes on this '90s resurgence.
This hair has been through A LOT! Daisy Goord added a root shadow and some lowlights to add some dimension and both colorist and client were thrilled.
Although this looks like a more complicated correction, this client's new colorist was able to offer a better blend in just two steps.
This client had a partial pro and partial at-home color "situation" with the desire to be an icy blonde. This correction took two sessions and a lot of talent.
Kayluh Stewart showcases her dimensional balayage looks with her signature: hair health. In this how-to, she uses Biolage R.A.W. Fresh Recipes to customize an in-salon treatment to help her client's hair color pop with shine and health.
This client wanted to keep her length and wanted color that did not need frequent touch ups. Get the details for this correction by Color Master Sue Tyrrell.
In a time where everyone wants balayage, foils are not dead! In fact they provide the heat conduction that is sometimes necessary to achieve the color you are looking for. Carli Ambrose (@lowlightsandleopard) shares the details for this makeover.
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