Root shadow highlights
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A root smudge or a root melt creates seamless transition and color longevity. Here is how it differs from balayage and shadow root and when you would like to use the technique.
Alexa Danielle Nuzzo on Instagram: "I love this lived-in blonde! 🤩 We added some face framing highlights, lowlights to add dimension, a shadow root for a more natural look, and an overall gloss. . Formulas: shadow root/low light: 3/4 8/71 + 1/4 7/71 1.9% Wella Color Touch Gloss: 1/2 9.31 + 1/2 9.3 9vol Dia Richesse . . . #pittsburghhairstylist #hairinspo #balayage #highlights #blondehair #brunettehair #behindthechair #moneypiece #rootmelt #shadowroot #redken #blondstudio7 #redkenshadesEQ #
Tips on how to transition a blonde to fall hair 🍂 Use a color chart to check for the client’s natural level so you can formulate… | Instagram
If you’ve not yet heard of shadow roots, check out this stylish, natural color technique for 2020! Shadow roots will even buy you time between appts!
Dirty blonde balayage
CHRISSY DANIELLE LOTENERO on Instagram: "NO ROOT SHADOW vs ROOT SHADOW‼️👇🏼 (swipe for a visual) 👉🏼 NO ROOT SHADOW - without a root shadow color will be more high maintenance and much brighter at the root, I recommend baby lights or teasy lights if you are not going to shadow the root, this way it still won’t create a harsh grow out 👉🏼 ROOT SHADOW - I shadow about 95% of my clients! it creates the most seamless finish and it is lower maintenance for your client. I recommend using a…
Ready to take your blonde hair to the next level? Check out these gorgeous root melt ideas that will leave you feeling like a goddess!
SAMANTHA HARMAN • HAIR + EDU on Instagram: “i put together this chart for my blonde/balayage clients. whether you are a new client or a current client wanting something different,…”
