DHiggleton
Well-Known Member
Hi ya,
one of my clients normally has bleach highlights foils, with a dark brown in between to cover her grey and match her natural colour (well what she has left of it) but because her hair is almost white now it looks too harsh when it comes through against the dark, so she wants to go lighter, has asked to go an all over blonde but with some brown to break it up as she doesnt want to be just the one colour, I was thinking to make it look a bit more natural, of doing a highlift with a darker blonde and then a brown to match her natural colour, but just not sure how I go about doing this, so wanted some advice on how u would do it, as in your technique, I know to get it lighter do to more of the blonde, but her base would still be dark and she wants the base to be lighter if you get what i mean, ive been going over it and come up with a few different ways but just not sure whats the best way would really appreciate any suggestions x
one of my clients normally has bleach highlights foils, with a dark brown in between to cover her grey and match her natural colour (well what she has left of it) but because her hair is almost white now it looks too harsh when it comes through against the dark, so she wants to go lighter, has asked to go an all over blonde but with some brown to break it up as she doesnt want to be just the one colour, I was thinking to make it look a bit more natural, of doing a highlift with a darker blonde and then a brown to match her natural colour, but just not sure how I go about doing this, so wanted some advice on how u would do it, as in your technique, I know to get it lighter do to more of the blonde, but her base would still be dark and she wants the base to be lighter if you get what i mean, ive been going over it and come up with a few different ways but just not sure whats the best way would really appreciate any suggestions x