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Home » Hair Color and Highlights
Hair Highlight Idea
Got lost in the fashion magazines or at the hair highlight color products conuter? Have no clue which color matches your skin tones? When should I go to a professional? Find your answers here.
- Sun lightens most hair colors, whether they are dyed or not. While sunlight is the best source of getting natural looking highlight, limit the sun exposure to a half hour daily to avoid over drying.
- Do not douse hair with lemon juice.
- Apply highlights with a toothbrush for more control, and a touch of baking soda. Use a single-color process a half shade darker in the summer, because the summer sun gives just enough lightening to keep the same coloring year-round.
- Use the highlight only on a few strands on top layers for the most natural looking shading. Highlights should be 2 to 3 shades lighter than your natural hair color.
- Do apply leave-in coniditioner after heavier sun exposure.
- Brunettes can become dull in the summer. Using a silicone enhanced shine product, or having a stylist apply a non-peroxide color glaze combined with extra conditioning will help keep the coloring more alive.
- Highlighting and steaking are like permanent coloring, so select the highlight coloring that you can live with for a long time.
- Sun-drenched hair is more porous, so fragrance from shampoos and conditioners cling to hair fibers even after you have rinsed. This effect helps you smell more airy and pleasant.
When Should I Go to a Professional?You can do a pretty good job at home thanks to the advanced technology in home haircoloring products, but during following conditions, it is best to leave it to the pros.
- You want to lighten or darken hair more than three shades.
- You need recuperation from a home-coloring disaster.
- Your hair is damaged or previously permed.
- You want a major haircolor change.
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by mildredgre from Seattle on April 22, 2010
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by molly from Brisgewater, Mass. on December 6, 2009
hey i am get tri color highlights and i have like a medaim brown but a lil more on te darker side.... I DONT KNOW WHAT COLOR HIGHLIGHTS I SHOULD GET THOUGH.... what color highlights do you think i should get i need three colorss
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by Emma from MA on July 3, 2009
I have red-blonde hair and i wanted to lighten it with lemon juice..is this a good idea?
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by unnamed from portland oregon on June 30, 2009
hey my hair color is light brown and im getting my hair dyed nxt week!BUT I HAVE NO IDEA What color to get and btw im getting it under my hair! please help!!!!!!
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by Eileen from san fernando, california on May 27, 2009
I went to a salon to get my hair highlighted. My hair is dark brown. I got some blonde highlights. The blondes are almost white and my hair color is dark brown. I want to fix my hair i dont know what to do!!I wanted my highlights thin and not too noticeable. but my hair got a big change. it has alot of blonde. I only wanted a little blonde should I cover the blonde with a brown color..
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by jacy from bay port on April 16, 2009
hilary, you would probably want to go to a salon for a dramatic change. wanting red, they might have to strip your natural pigmentation then apply color. it could get messy at home.
i hope it turns out good!
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by Hilary from Calgary, Alberta on February 22, 2009
I am 14 and I have brown hair. I want to die the bottom layer of my hair black. Then i want to have red streaks on the top of my head spread out. How would that look?
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by casey from herrin on February 12, 2009
im looking for a new look i have dark brown hair and i need new highlight colors so i was trying to see some pic. of some hair highlights
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Hair Highlight Tips
Hair Highlight Trends for Summer 2006
Last summer's blond look of antique gold is toned down for 2006. Look for shimmering hair highlights of gold, mother of pearl and oyster that glisten and shine in light neutral beige colors for the golden girls.
Black Hair Highlights
If you have dark to black hair, you should not go more than 3 shades lighter than their natural color with highlights. In terms of lowlights, tones of red and tortoise (a blend of copper and gold) colors work best.
Trends in Color
These days, pretty much anything goes when it comes to hair color. Not too long ago reds were all the rage, and everyone from movie stars to high schoolers sported a flame top. It got a little predictable, didn't it?
Blonde Hair Highlights
If your hair is light brown or even dark blonde, blonde hair highlights can add a tone of depth to your hair. You can weave in up to 3 different types of colors. Ask a pro about lowlights as well. If you have blonde hair, darker lowlights add more contrast.
How to Choose Highlights That Complement Your Coloring?
Hair Highlights offer hair a sun-kissed glow and shimmery radiance. Vary the shade of blond depending on your skin color and the effect you'd like to achieve.
Red Hair Highlight
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