In a previous article we present you the hottest haircuts for 2020. As a follow up here you can find the 5 trendy hair colours for 2020.
Explore the top 5 colour techniques we recommend for 2020 that you definitely have to try!
1. Colour Contrast
Intense colour only at the root around the head.
A dramatic and bold technique for the very daring or fans of Billie Eilis.
2. Business Up front Party in the back!
Strong colours of your choice are combined and placed on the back of the head hidden and pop out only by the movement of the hair. Suitable for those who don't want to commit to a colour refresh, or their social status doesn't allow for daring hair colour changes!
This look is all about the element of surprise!
This technique is all about adding intense colour only to the ends of your hair. It has nothing to do with the Balayage or Ombre technique.
A very safe option for those who are afraid or don't want to put intense colour in the most part of their hair like a balayage.
It's a modern and safe way to make a statement look and works perfectly with short frames too!
A very famous technique! Whether in natural shades or intense colours, this technique is for you who doesn't want to commit to a colour renewal every 1 to 1.5 months.
We are not quite sure where the name for this technique came from.
Basically, the money piece are highlights that frame the face beautifully and it combines wonderfully with the balayage technique
There's nothing better than the feeling of just having the perfect haircut and not being able to resist admiring yourself in the mirror or playing with the new texture of your hair!
On the flip side, a bad hair result can take away all that confidence and good mood, making you look older than you are.
Below, we're listing 12 mistakes you might make with your hair that can make you appear older.
Remember, these are just guidelines. The key is to feel confident and comfortable with your hairstyle, embracing the changes that come with different stages in life.
Is there really a plant-based hair dye? The answer is yes, and it's called Henna.
Henna is a 100% plant-based hair dye, containing pigments directly sourced from nature and free from ammonia.
In contrast, other hair dyes marketed as natural have a base of plant ingredients but undergo chemical processing.
The differences between plant-based Henna dyes and ammonia-free dyes are significant.
Pharmacy hair dye products often fail to deliver promised results.
Inadequate coverage of grays, short color duration, and hair dehydration are some essential differences.
On the other hand, our recommendation is ammonia-free hair dyes.
They are cosmetic without compromising hair quality and health.
They ensure 100% coverage of grays and offer an extensive variety of shades, including popular red and copper tones.
These are the key differences between plant-based Henna dyes and ammonia-free dyes. Remember that a pharmacist specializes in drugs, while for your hair, you always trust your hairdresser, who knows precisely what your color needs!
Blonde hair is a favorite color for many women, but proper care requires the right routine.
If you have dyed blonde hair and want to maintain both the color and the health, follow the tips below for a proper care routine.
The moment you dye your hair blonde, you should immediately switch to products specifically designed for dyed blonde hair. The shampoo and conditioner you choose should be scalp-friendly, highly moisturizing, and help remove unwanted color tones.
Using Purple shampoo is crucial in your routine, or you can opt for a milder purple shampoo that can be used as regular shampoo.
Hair treatments are essential at least twice a week at home. Use a hair mask for blonde dyed hair and follow the package instructions for the best results.
Professional hair treatments at the salon by experts should be done at least once a month.
Frequent washing doesn't help in maintaining color or hair health. Limit washing to a maximum of 2 times a week to preserve the color.
Straighteners and curling irons can damage hair, especially when it's been colored, especially when not used correctly. For blonde hair care, minimizing or avoiding the use of heated styling tools is crucial.
This doesn't mean sacrificing your hairstyle. You can easily create heat-free hairstyles like wavy hair without using heat, braids, or hairstyles with scarves to protect your hair while looking stylish. Don't forget to apply a heat protection product when using heated styling tools!
Blonde color is challenging to achieve, especially when transitioning from dark to blonde hair. This transition requires proper diagnosis from a hair expert and technical expertise.
If you're thinking of going from brunette to blonde for the first time, try foilayage. Have patience. Transitioning to a very light blonde should be done gradually for consistent color and hair health.
This will give you a uniform color and keep your hair healthy.
Thinking about a hair makeover?
Well, if you're up for it, our salon offers a complete Hair Diagnosis. During this process, have a chat with your stylist about the details that will elevate your hair and style!
Do you want a bold color or an extreme haircut? Worried that what you have in mind won't suit you, and feeling a bit confused?
Whether it's a major transformation or a minor change, switching up your hair takes time and proper communication! Before diving into a hair change, discuss these 5 things with your stylist:
So, are you still hesitating? Trust the expert, have an open conversation, show your true self, and the result will be even better than you imagined! Ready for your Hair Makeover?
