Highlights & Lowlights

Hair color should have both LIGHT & DEPTH. Dimension, and Texture incorporated to complete a day-at-the-beach or sun-kissed look. Hair color tones can be cool, warm, or intense. Formulated to suit individual style, preference, or trend. Highlights should be subtle and not over powering.

In fact, your predominant hair color should be your natural hair color that gives you depth and The highlighted hair should do just that to your natural hair color, Highlight.

Low lights can enhance any hairstyle by adding texture and warmth to hair. They are especially great for fist-time blondes, anyone looking to ease out of platinum color into a more natural-looking hue, and all those recovering form an overly dramatic dye job. Low-lights work for all hair colors, lengths and types.

To achieve the most natural look, never go more than three shades lighter or darker than your root color.

Fabulous Hair Color Starts Before The Application Got the winter blues? Nothing chases them away like a burst of color. Summer is finally upon us marking the beginning of summer-time fun in the sun, time to recharge, rethink, and refresh your hair color.

Sexy, Wild, and Wavy Hair are the buzzwords for 2009. 

Hair right now is super-sexy with flirty eye-skimming fringes and Bardot-esque volume all taking center stage for some of the most touchable hair styles around.

Hair in Living Color, Highlights should be a no-brainer. The Happiest hair color should be a few streaks here and few there. Something simple you can do yourself.

Highlights are the equivalent of a hot new bag or a great pair of shoes. They can change the way you look. Simply, brighten everything up.

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