Highlights are light colors applied to dark hair, while lowlights are dark colors applied to lighter hair.No matter how you achieve it, highlighting your hair is a great way to add texture to thin hair and the illusion of movement and bounce to any hair type. Before we even started looking at the shades,it's important to know if you look better in cool tones or warm tones.Highlights are when you apply color and/or bleach to various strands of hair throughout your entire head of hair.
High and Lowlights
These high and lowlights add both light and dark sections of color to the hair for subtle, understated look.
Chunky Highlights
Chunky are bold highlights that often form very visible stripes or patches in the hair.
Face Framing Highlights
This type of highlighting accentuates the face and eyes.
Peek-a-Boo highlights
Peek-a-boo highlights move and shift as your hair moves.
Slices
Slicing is a technique that controls where and how much of the highlight you see.
Balayage
Balayage is a natural-looking form of highlights.
Subtle Red Highlights
If you want a subtle, yet sexy look, then you may way to consider adding a few red highlights.
Sweet as Honey
If your complexion is dark with warm undertones, honey is a lovely color option for highlights.
Chestnut Highlights
Chestnut highlights offer another subtle highlighted look that can be a good alternative to red highlights.
Fuchsia Highlights
Using high contrast colors, unnatural colors or bold streaks adds instant drama and daring to any look.
Punk Red
Punk rock red highlights.If you want to make a bold statement with your hair color but fuchsia isn't your favorite shade, you have other options. Consider chunky hair highlights in a trendy punk rock color like the bright red pictured here.
Bold Blue
Blue highlights are another bold option for those who really want to stand out.
Pastel Colors
If you love punk colors, but are not ready to go to the extreme with a bold bright pink, red or blue, consider a lighter shade. Pastel highlights can be a fun alternative.
Extreme Highlights
Pastel shades can be used in wild ways. While not for everyone, radical, multicolored highlights provide a great way express the inner you and declare your independence.
Sun kissed
This type of natural coloring adds warm accents to a style to give it the appearance of sun-brightened hair.
Bold
Highlights don't need to use shocking or unusual colors to be bold. Platinum, red and dark lowlights can all offer a bold and beautiful alternative to natural-looking highlights.
Hiding Grey
Hair highlights can give your style a more youthful, playful appearance.
Frost and Glow
Frosted hair highlights wax and wane in popularity, but the look never completely fades from the fashion culture. The reason? This is a look that gets noticed, every time.
Strategic Placement
Where you place highlights is just as important as deciding what shade to use. A you can see, highlighting the hair strategically can yield truly lovely results.
Bang Highlights
If you don't want to get all over hair highlights but still want a great color contrast, consider highlighting just your bangs. Because the bangs frame the face, the effect will be instantly noticeable.
Instead of placing hair highlights at the crown of the head, opt for more unusual placement with highlights underneath the bulk of your hair. This is a fantastic style that will need less maintenance and fewer touch ups than highlights that are more immediately visible.
African American Highlights
Blonde highlights situated as under placement streaks can be a great choice for African American women with long hair.
Get the Look
Schedule an appointment at your favorite hair salon, save money by visiting a beauty school.
Before you find out what your best highlights are,go to a professional.
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Read the following highlighting ways and wacth the video to avoid a hair coloring disaster:High and Lowlights
These high and lowlights add both light and dark sections of color to the hair for subtle, understated look.
Chunky Highlights
Chunky are bold highlights that often form very visible stripes or patches in the hair.
Face Framing Highlights
This type of highlighting accentuates the face and eyes.
Peek-a-Boo highlights
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| Peek-a-Boo Highlights |
Peek-a-boo highlights move and shift as your hair moves.
Slices
Slicing is a technique that controls where and how much of the highlight you see.
Balayage
Balayage is a natural-looking form of highlights.
Subtle Red Highlights
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| Subtle Red Highlights |
If you want a subtle, yet sexy look, then you may way to consider adding a few red highlights.
Sweet as Honey
If your complexion is dark with warm undertones, honey is a lovely color option for highlights.
Chestnut Highlights
Chestnut highlights offer another subtle highlighted look that can be a good alternative to red highlights.
Fuchsia Highlights
Using high contrast colors, unnatural colors or bold streaks adds instant drama and daring to any look.
Punk Red
Punk rock red highlights.If you want to make a bold statement with your hair color but fuchsia isn't your favorite shade, you have other options. Consider chunky hair highlights in a trendy punk rock color like the bright red pictured here.
Bold Blue
Blue highlights are another bold option for those who really want to stand out.
Pastel Colors
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| Pastel highlights |
Extreme Highlights
Pastel shades can be used in wild ways. While not for everyone, radical, multicolored highlights provide a great way express the inner you and declare your independence.
Sun kissed
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| Natural Sun kissed Highlights |
This type of natural coloring adds warm accents to a style to give it the appearance of sun-brightened hair.
Bold
Highlights don't need to use shocking or unusual colors to be bold. Platinum, red and dark lowlights can all offer a bold and beautiful alternative to natural-looking highlights.
Hiding Grey
Hair highlights can give your style a more youthful, playful appearance.
Frost and Glow
Frosted hair highlights wax and wane in popularity, but the look never completely fades from the fashion culture. The reason? This is a look that gets noticed, every time.
Strategic Placement
Where you place highlights is just as important as deciding what shade to use. A you can see, highlighting the hair strategically can yield truly lovely results.
Bang Highlights
If you don't want to get all over hair highlights but still want a great color contrast, consider highlighting just your bangs. Because the bangs frame the face, the effect will be instantly noticeable.
Instead of placing hair highlights at the crown of the head, opt for more unusual placement with highlights underneath the bulk of your hair. This is a fantastic style that will need less maintenance and fewer touch ups than highlights that are more immediately visible.
African American Highlights
Blonde highlights situated as under placement streaks can be a great choice for African American women with long hair.
Get the Look
Schedule an appointment at your favorite hair salon, save money by visiting a beauty school.
Before you find out what your best highlights are,go to a professional.
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