Coloring your hair is an exciting and nerve-wracking decision for any girl. Knowing what will work for you is the key to choosing a new hair color and transforming your look, but it seems like there are too many trends to keep up with! to save you hours of googling different hairstyles, we put together a list of all the hair coloring trends you should consider.
Balayage
Balayage is the choice of many Hollywood starlets because of the beachy and effortless look. This color technique involves less concentrated color at the roots and more concentrated color at the ends, creating a grown-out look that still looks put together.
Standard Highlights (foil)
The standard highlighted look includes highlights that go right to the root of your natural hair color. Root touch-ups are needed every 4-6 weeks to maintain the highlights, but this classic style is still maintaining popularity in salons. Standard highlights are designed to brighten and lighten your hair.
Babylights
Babylights are placed around the hairline in a very light color to imitate hair thatâ%u20AC%u2122s been lightened by time in the sun. This is a more subtle and natural color change to make, requiring less upkeep over time. People with fine hair tend to opt for this color option versus the traditional highlights discussed above.
Lowlights
Lowlights are placed in their hair using the traditional foil technique used for highlights, but they create the opposite effect. Rather than lightening and brightening your hair, lowlights aim to add depth to your hair using darker shades.
Ombre
Ombre is everywhere in the world of beauty, but hair is where it got its start. Ombre hair features dark roots that gradually fade to lighter ends. One of the reasons this popular trend is a great choice is the low maintenance that comes with it. Let your roots grow out all you want, and no one will be able to tell!
Tips to Ask for What You Want
Telling your stylist what you want in a clear and concise way is important. You should bring a photo of your hair inspiration but remember it may not be possible to replicate the exact look. Discuss your current hair problems with your stylist so they understand what you need to change throughout the coloring process. Be open to suggestion as well, your stylist knows your hair better than you think!