That’s where we come in.
What color is going to be both trendyandset you apart from the crowd?
Should you go for red?
But in what hues?
The list of questions goes on and on, and luckily for you, we have the answers.
So this season, don’t just stick to one color make it two.
As noted byMarie Claire,two-toned ends areextremelyin this season, and it’s not hard to understand why.
Because let’s be honest, trying to pull off a beanie is not an easy thing to accomplish.
The two-toned look doesn’t have to be over the top, either.
Actress Gemma Chan proved that the look can be subtle, yet still pack a punch.
If you’re scared that the look won’t work for you, don’t be.
“The cool tones won’t create a stark contrast against your skin.
What makes this look even better is if you have naturally dark hair.
Never heard of bronde?
Yes, you read that correctly.
Now that it’s the winter season, the color couldn’t be more popular.
So what’s the big deal with the color?
It’s very easy to maintain, for starters.
“You don’t need to get it touched up at the salon too often,” Townsend said.
Colorist Matt Rez explained toAllurejust what the look entails and why it’s become so popular.
Sounds great to us.
Remember: You’re going for subtle gradation that looks flawless and natural.
Feeling bold?
Thanks to singer-songwriterPhoebe Bridgers, this hair color is more popular than ever, as noted byMarie Claire.
Here’s what you better do.
First, section off your hair you’re aiming for four different sections.
Then go ahead and untie one section at a time and apply your bleach.
Bleach each section, and then give your head a good massage before wrapping it in plastic wrap.
Then, use a pastel purple toner to bring out the white.
You got this, we believe in you.
Sounds like a win!
Others think that roots can be fun and playful on their own.
Some people go so long between dying their hair that the roots show no matter what.
“It’s a purposeful dark root, where the goal is that striking contrast,” Townsend said.
Well, a lot, actually, and you’ve got the option to stay on trend too.
There’s nothing better than a hair color that’s easy to maintain.
Feeling like red hair might be for you?
“Now, people are embracing more reddish tones.”
So who should opt for the trendy look?
So what made the fame-framing highlights so popular?
The pandemic, for starters.
“The front of our head is what’s visible on camera,” Townsend said.
So don’t miss out on this trend, because it doesn’t look like it’s going anywhere.
“Try something daring” is the sentiment, and we couldn’t agree more.
So if you’re feeling bold, work with a colorist to get this look right.
Colorist Aura Friedman toldAllurethat gorgeous black hair with layers of shine will bethelook to go for.
It’s sleek, sophisticated, and just what people will want to see.
Love to see it.
