9 Fall Wedding Hair Ideas We Absolutely Adore

Colorful leaves, a crisp cool breeze and pumpkin spice everything tells us that fall is officially here! Fall in love with these fabulous fall wedding hair ideas that perfectly capture the spirit of the season and are flat out drop dead gorgeous.

#1 The Simple Twist 

We love the marriage of a done + undone hairstyle, and this simple twist encapsulates just that. A beautiful hair accessory elevates the style while a few loose strands gives the bride a natural and approachable look. Photo: Greg Finck Hair and Makeup: Manola Spaziani

#2 The Half Up Side Braid 

Braids are still one of our favorite wedding day hairstyles as there are virtually an endless amount of ways to style them! We’re crushing on this beautiful side braid which pulls back the hair slightly to frame the bride’s face, but isn’t a complete updo. Photo: Rustic White Hair & Makeup: Jennifer C Nieman

#3 Bombshell Curls

No matter the season, one bridal hairstyle that will withstand the test of time is beautiful, bombshell curls. It’s relaxed and natural, yet undoubtedly sexy. A big barrel curling iron and some volume will get you this beautiful bridal look. Photo: Greg Finck.

#4 The Boho Updo

If you’re looking for an updo that feels a bit more relaxed but still has an elegant feel, try out this low braided knot. We love how the small hair accessory adds a touch of sparkle and glam to the look while the bride’s side braid gives the updo a soft, romantic feel. Photo: Rustic White Hair & Makeup: Claudia Mejerle

#5 The Maiden Braid

For the bride wanting to mix up a half up half down hairstyle, try this center braid which meets in the middle. The result is a beautiful hairstyle fit for a maiden that’s sweet and slightly undone. Photo: Whiskers and Willow.

#6 The Sophisticated Updo

Fall weddings tend to be more formal in nature, so a formal updo like this sophisticated style may be just what you’re looking for. The hair is wrapped around in twists to create the updo, resulting in a visually interesting hairstyle that’s elegant and refined. Photo: Paper Antler Hair: Curl up and Dye

#7 The Sideswept Pin

A beautiful down hairstyle is always a classic look; to add some interest to this style try incorporating a beautiful fall floral. We love how this look highlights the bride’s face and her soft waves add some body and movement to the style. Photo: Krista Reynolds

#8 The Tousled Updo

For an updo that’s loose and sexy, try this wavy tousled updo. Start by curling all of the hair, which will also add body to the style. Loosely pull the hair back, then leave a few strands to frame the face and add that touch of “undone” to the look. Photo: Paper Antler Hair: Kristi Englemann at Beehive Salon

#9 The Low Curled Updo

You can’t go wrong with a traditional style and this low curled updo is just that. A beautiful bridal hair accessory makes this hairstyle really pop, and provides a place to easily anchor a gorgeous wedding veil. Photo: Krista Reynolds



Source : http://www.latest-hairstyles.com/fall/wedding-hair-ideas.html

Hair Chalking Natural Hair: 5 Incredible Ideas

Experimenting with your hair is always a great way to express yourself and add a little welcomed spice to your look. Trying out different hair color is one of the easiest and most popular ways to give your hair a pick-me-up.

Sure, using traditional hair color, colored extensions and even colored hairspray are all ideal choices for changing your hair hue, however there is a far less traditional way that can also provide a color fix without much commitment and it’s through hair chalking!

#1 Colored Hair Chalk

Hair chalk is exactly what its name states, a colored chalk for your hair that can be used to temporarily color your locks. There are a myriad of hair chalk types on the market with a variety of bright and fun colors. For those of you with dark hair though, you are better off utilizing the brighter colors to ensure that they pop against your brunette tresses.

#2: Hair Chalk Parties

The application process is so seamless and easy, that many women have been having “hair chalk parties,” where they all get together to color each other’s hair using the product, as well as try out various colors.

#3: Hair Chalk Pens

#4: Hair Chalk Is For All Hair

While not often advertised as catering to African American women’s hair, hair chalk can indeed be used on black women’s hair with impressive results. Since it is just chalk and not meant for periods of long-term wear, the product is generally harmless to your hair and can be washed out with relative ease.

#5: Hair Chalk Options

A few style options for hair chalking run the gamut from a little to a lot of color. You could opt to color a few strands in the front, give your hair dramatic all-over highlights, match your hair chalk hue to your clothing or go really bold and incorporate several colors at once all over your head, the possibilities are endless, which is part of the fun.

Source : http://www.latest-hairstyles.com/black/hair-chalking-natural-hair.html

It’s Fall, Y’all: 6 Autumn Hairstyles to Fall In Love With

Reading the title of this article, the following question may have
popped into your head: “What exactly makes a hairstyle appropriate for a
given season?” The answer, of course, is that it’s all subjective.
Still, it’s entirely possible to get a good idea of what looks good in,
say, summer versus autumn. For example, a lived-in fishtail braid makes
you think of romping around on the beach in the summer, so maybe it can
take a breather during the cooler months. You can also draw inspiration
from how models were styled for Fall and Winter 2014 collections.
Finally, some hairstyles simply look better with a big coat or
cool-weather clothing compared to the tank tops and maxis you see in the
summer.

Below are six hairstyles we deem appropriate for
fall. Wear them with your favorite cable knit sweaters, cozy scarves
and boots. We’re confident you’ll “fall” in love with these lovely
autumn hairstyles just like we did.

Textured Double Loose Braid

Oh how we adore Kate from The Small Things Blog,
who’s a wealth of hair knowledge for ladies who have short to medium
length hair. Not to mention, Kate has an uncanny way of breaking down
hairstyles into easy-to-follow steps. This particular hairstyle is a
half-up “textured double loose braid” that looks oh-so-pretty on all
types of hair. Get the video tutorial on her blog.

Soft Curls with Your Favorite Fall Hats

In this article on xoVain titled, “3 Fall Hairstyles That Are So Much Better Than Beach Hair,”
writer Trista breaks down various hairstyles that are perfect for the
breezy, cooler months. We’re especially digging her hat hair tutorial,
which consists of soft, gently pulled-out curls that look fabulous with
all sorts of hats (she models two different types). Of this hairstyle,
Trista says, “Trying, but not too hard, to look like I chill with Bob
Dylan.”

Kate Upton Inspired Updo

Now for a hairstyle that’s perfect for your formal events. This hairstyle tutorial by Sazan of the Sazan blog
was inspired by a look Kate Upton wore on the red carpet. This
sophisticated updo features a lot of volume and texture at the top of
the head. You can also try this one with more of a sleek finish versus
the textured one pictured. Check out the video tutorial posted on
Sazan’s blog to learn how to re-create this beauty.

The Freedom Tail: Viking Hair for the Modern Lady

Calling all ladies with long hair (or those of you with lengthy extensions). You’ve got to try this “Viking Hair” detailed at the How To Hair Girl blog and then report back to us! We can imagine it now: a long, cascading viking pony against your favorite cool-weather clothing. So cool. There’s a picture tutorial with lots of explanatory text on the blog, so head that way for the 4-1-1.

Braid Over Braid Side Ponytail

“What better way to perk up Rapunzel locks than the latest, oh-so-cool braids?” writes Inge Ignat on the Become Gorgeous website.
This hairstyle incorporates a braid on top of a braid, which is
something we haven’t seen before. Like the previous hairstyle, we think
it would look beautiful over a sweater or your favorite fall outerwear.
Learn everything you need to know from the pictures, text and video
posted on the site.

Sweeping Half French Braid

This “sweeping half French braid” tutorial comes to you from Christina at Hair Romance
and, despite it being demonstrated on long hair, will actually work for
short to medium-length hair, as well. It’s a play on the traditional
French braid, only it’s much looser. You also don’t grab a new section
of hair each time you cross over, so it creates a different look than
your normal French. Gorgeous!



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10 Completely Easy Updos For Long Hair

You’ll be ready to rock those long tresses this season with these quick and easy updos for long hair. These styles will have you looking perfect for an outdoor wedding, music festivals or a simple picnic at the park. If the idea of styling all that long hair gets you tangled up, take it slow! Begin with an easy ponytail, braid or low bun. Then divide that up into smaller sections or make multiple braids. Take one section or braid at a time to twist, curl and pin up to your heart’s content. Now, you’re ready to enjoy the best of both worlds. Happy styling!

CINNAMON CURLS

Add some Mad Men fever to your long hairstyle with this bouffant hairdo with low swirled curls.

 How To Style:

1. Prep dry hair with a light texturizing spray.
2. Divide the hair horizontally from ear to ear across the back of the head.
3. Pin the top section away for now.
4. Gather hair in the lower section into a low ponytail. Split the ponytail into smaller sections. Take the smaller strands and loop and pin into place as desired. Continue looping all the strands in the lower section.
5. Next, move to the top section. Backcomb the base interior of the top section.
6. Create a deep side part and sweep hair over to the left side. Keep the surface area smooth. Sweep hair back and loop strands through the design. Curl any ends, then tuck and pin into place.
7. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try Kevin Murphy TEXTURE.MASTER Leave-In for big bouffants and beehives.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for most face shapes. This style works best on thick hair.
Tip:
Accent with a sparkly hair pin.

BLONDIE TWIST

A low deconstructed braid begins in the nape and sweeps up and around to create this beautifully soft updo.

How To Style:

1. Prep dry hair with a leave-in treatment.
2. Create a soft side parting. Next,begin your braid in the nape. It may be easier to begin your braid if you flip your hair upside down.
3. Start the braid on the right side of the nape and slowly move to the left side as you work your way up the head. Incorporate hair into your braid as you would for a French braid. Finish off your braid as your reach the back crown area.
4. Take the crown layers and tuck and wrap them around the braid ends.
5. Move to the sides and weave and tuck small strands through the hair design.
6. Style the fringe down with a few face framing layers around the face.
7. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try Kevin Murphy YOUNG.AGAIN treatment oil for smooth, shiny hair.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for most face shapes. This style works best on medium to thick hair.
Tip:
Add some sparkle with Kevin Murphy’s SHIMMER BUG!

STRAWBERRY SWIRL

A simple low side bun and a gentle twist of the fringe brings simple elegance to this refined look.

How To Style:

1. Prep damp hair with a light thermal protectant or leave-in creme.
2. Blow dry hair with a Denman or paddle brush for a low volume look.
3. Create a deep side part and section off the fringe for now.
4. Sweep hair to one side and tie into a low ponytail. Twist hair completely then fold back against the head. Gently tug on strands for light separation and pin into place for a floral design.
5. Take the fringe section and smooth. Now, take a smaller section to twist and wrap around the larger fringe strand. Secure with a bobby pin as needed. Tuck the ends of the fringe section into the floral bun.
6. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try Kevin Murphy BODY.GUARD leave-in creme to smooth and protect hair with extra shine.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for round, oval or heart shaped faces. This style works best on fine to medium hair.
Tip:
Add a bejeweled headband to accent your look.

MILK MAIDEN

Try this clean milkmaid braid hairstyle that radiates youth and innocence.

How To Style:

1. Prep damp hair with a light pomade.
2. Blow dry hair with a Denman or paddle brush for a smooth finish.
3. Create a side part then brush hair smooth.
4. Now, create a simple three-strand braid and secure the ends with a small rubber band.
5. Next, take the braid and sweep it across the head for a milkmaid-inspired finish. Secure the braid’s end with a bobby pin.
6. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try DermOrganic Windswept DEFINING WHIP for separation and definition with bounce and movement.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for round, oval or square shaped faces. This style works best on fine to medium hair.
Tip:
Accent this look with some colorful ribbon woven through the braid.

GOLDEN CURLS

Here’s a chic look that will have you looking perfectly cute in a matter of minutes.

How To Style:

1. Prep dry hair with a light hold flexible hairspray.
2. Create a deep side part and sweep the fringe over to the right.
3. Gather hair loosely and twist it slightly. Push it back against the head for volume, then pin to secure.
4. Next, take the section above the right ear and form a vertical, forward-facing barrel curl. Pin to secure.
5. Now, simply take the fringe and curl only small section in a spiral pattern. Leave remaining fringe smooth.
6. Deconstruct the overall style by tugging at strands for a soft finish.
7. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try Kevin Murphy SESSION.SPRAY for flexible hold with anti-humidity protection.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for round, hear and oval shaped faces. This style works best on fine to medium hair.
Tip:
Use some spray wax for more defined separation and volume.

ISLAND TENDRILS

This is perfect for curly haired girls. Enjoy this look during your tropical island getaway!

How To Style:

1. Prep damp hair with a curl enhancing lotion.
2. Begin by separating the fringe and sides and pin away for now.
3. Backcomb the crown area slightly, then divide from ear to ear. Take this section, loosely twist/wrap it, then secure against the head using bobby pins.
4. Next, take another small section at the back of the head and repeat the same process of twisting hair then securing with bobby pin.
5. Now take the hair in the lower nape area and twist your curls so they hang slightly. Secure with bobby pins.
6. Move to the fringe and side areas. Create small curls using a small to medium barrel curling iron from the mid-lengths down to the ends.
7. Sweep the crown layers back into the hair design and pin them into the design.
8. Leave some tendrils loose and falling along the face frame.
9. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try Ouidad STYLING MIST to lock in your style.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for oval, heart or round shaped faces. This style works best on fine to medium hair.
Tip:
Accent this look with a beautiful flower.

FISHTAILED UPDO

Try a neat twist on a fishtail braid with this dual textured updo.

How To Style:

1. Prep dry hair with a light hold flexible hairspray.
2. Smooth the crown layers and side back. Begin in the back crown area and begin forming a fishtail braid.
3. Continue your braid by incorporating hair into the braid as you work your way down the head.
4. Secure the braid against the head using a few bobby pins.
5. Leave some tendrils falling softly around the face.
6. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try DermOrganic Fast Drying Shaping Spray for great hold with touchable texture.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for oval, round or heart shaped faces. This style works best on medium to fine hair.
Tip:
Wrap the fishtail braid around to form a top knot.

RETRO CRUSH

You can create this fun look a few ways. Try it with a low bun, or by wrapping a braid up! Add some vintage details by finishing with pretty pin curls.

How To Style:

1. Prep dry hair with a light working hairspray.
2. Brush hair smooth and gather in the nape area. Create a three-strand braid and secure it along the right side.
3. Take the right side section and form a few pin curls for a retro-inspired finish.
4. Style the fringe as desired.
5. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try Oribe APRES BEACH for touchable waves with beautiful shine.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for round, oval or square shaped faces. This style works best on medium to thick hair.
Tip:
Create a piecey perimeter with a light hold wax.

FLARED BUN

This sweet ‘do will have you party ready in just a few minutes.

How To Style:

1. Prep dry hair with a light hold volumizing mousse.
2. Create a side part and sweep hair over using your fingertips. Brush hair smooth.
3. Gather hair in a low side ponytail. Take the ponytail strand and roll it from the ends upward towards the head.
4. Secure the hair roll against the head using bobby pins.
5. Separate the roll so it has separation to create a flared effect.
6. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try Kevin Murphy BODY.BUILDER Volumising Mousse for flexible fullness and hold.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for square, oval or heart shaped faces. This style works best on medium to thick hair.
Tip:
For extra volume, backcomb the base and interior of hair, leaving the surface smooth.

BELLE NOUVEAU

This sexy style is so easy to create. Save it for that special night out!

How To Style:

1. Prep dry hair with a dry shampoo.
2. Create a side part and sweep hair over to the right side. Backcomb the surface layer in the back to create volume for your twist.
3. Next, take hair and twist it clockwise to create a roll. Smooth the surface area with a comb or a grooming brush.
4. Secure the twisted roll against the head using bobby pins.
5. Allow ends to cascade of the left side. Backcomb the interior for extra volume. Curl ends with a large barrel curling iron as needed.
6. Set this style with a light hold hairspray.

Recommended Hair Products:
Try Kevin Murphy FRESH.HAIR for perfect next-day hair.
Best Face Shape and Hair Type:
This look is suitable for square, oval or heart shaped faces. This style works best on medium to thick hair.
Tip:
Accent this look with hair jewels.
Play up your long tresses this season with any of these fun and easy updos for long hair!

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Switch Up Your Look: Brown Hair With Caramel Highlights

Need a kick to your brunette strands? Adding shades of caramel highlights is just the thing for you! They add definition to layers and curls, lighten your overall color, and add soft warmth to your look.  You can go bold, soft and subtle, or ombre’ to add that “special something” to your color. Color a new you by wearing brown hair with caramel highlights!

Caramel Dream

Soft, medium-toned caramel highlights look amazing ribboning through rich chocolate brown hair. Keeping them separated gives curls lots of fun and interest too.

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Medium skin tones that look great in warmer colors wear this rich shade best. Hair that is already a rich chocolate color is a great starting point to achieve this color.
Tip:
Caramel is one of those colors that everyone has a different idea of exactly what it is. Make sure to bring a picture to your color appointment to ensure you and your stylist are on the same page!

Caramel Accent

Soft brown hair color with added caramel accent highlights brightens the face and is a perfect year round color!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Lighter skin tones look best in this softer color, while hair that is starting a blonde to light brown is a good starting point to achieving this color.
Tip:
If you are going darker with blonde hair to this rich caramel hue, it is important to ask your stylist for the right shampoo and conditioner to keep your color. A lot of shampoos will quickly pull fresh color out of previously blonde hair. Sulfate-free, color safe shampoos are a must!

Caramel Ribbons

Soft ribbons of caramel highlights that are heavier around the face look amazing paired with a rich dark brown.

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Medium to dark skin tones that look great in warmer colors are perfect for this hue, while hair that is naturally dark brown provides a perfect canvas for these face framing highlights.
Tip:
Keeping long hair shiny and healthy can make your color go from nice to fabulous! Adding a deep conditioning treatment weekly or bi-weekly to your hair maintenance schedule makes a huge difference. My favorite is Pravana’s NEVO 60 Sec Deep Treat. In only one minute, hair is super soft and shiny!

Multi-Faceted Caramel

Adding multi-tonal caramel highlights to brown hair adds richness and dimension that commands attention!  It looks great curled, straight or pulled up as seen in this formal style.

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Light to medium skin tones look best in this mutli-dimensional hue. Hair that is starting at a light to medium brown make it easiest to achieve this color.
Tip:
Bringing a picture in to your stylist is one of the best ways to get exactly what you’re looking for. Make sure you discuss what your idea of caramel is. It varies sometimes person to person of exactly how light, dark, or warm caramel should be.

Balayage Caramel

These soft and rich caramel highlights are created using a painted on, or balayage, technique. It produces such natural-looking highlights that you’d swear the sun did them!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Light to medium skin tones look great in this hue, and hair that is starting off at a medium brown is a perfect starting point for these balayage caramel highlights.
Tip:
Not all stylists are up on how to achieve balayage highlights. Check out their online reviews, Facebook pages, and Instagram to see what kind of hair they are putting out. Also, a consultation before your appointment with a new stylist is always a great idea!

Flipping for Caramel

Lots of fun, warm-toned caramel highlights brighten this flipped out look, giving the skin a warm glow!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Medium skin tones that look great in warm colors wear this color nicely. Hair that is currently a warm brown is a great starting point for this caramelized look.
Tip:
The caramel pictured is a warm caramel. Talk to your stylist about how golden of a caramel he or she has in mind to make sure you are both on the same page. Pictures are a great way to make sure you both are thinking the same color!

Caramel Bliss

Warm chocolate brown with fine and rich caramel highlights creates a beautiful color that looks fabulous on almost anyone! Be ready to accept all the compliments that come with this color.

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Light to medium skin tones that can wear a rainbow of colors look amazing in this warm tone. Hair that is beginning at a light to meduim brown is a perfect backdrop for these rich caramel highlights.
Tip:
Love her volume? One of my favorite tricks is to use dry shampoo at the root in the areas you are looking to pump up. Simply style hair, spray a small amount in root area, and give it a slight backcomb with a brush or comb. My favorite dry shampoo is Pravana’s Fresh.

Caramel Ombre’

Dark rich brown flowing into a soft caramel is one of the hottest colors in Hollywood these days. It’s great for stretching color appointments and staying right on trend at the same time!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Light to medium skin tones with warm undertones look great in this hot ombre‘, while hair that is strong and healthy is a great starting point for any ombre’.  Strong ends can handle the lightening and toning process.
Tip:
To keep the blending line soft, ask your stylist to give you ombre’ highlights. This keeps the transition from being a straight line.

Creamy Caramel

Warm deep caramel woven through chocolate brown gives shine and life to any head of hair!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Light to medium skin tones that look great in warm colors wear this color beautifully. Hair that is starting at a medium to light brown is a perfect setting for these warm caramel highlights.
Tip:
Keeping hair color looking great involves a professional sulfate-free and color safe shampoo, regular appointments, and weekly conditioning treatments. Consult your stylist for their personalized recommendations for you.

Dark Caramelo

If you want to keep it on the dark side, this is the color for you. The overall hue stays dark, but still has the richness of warm caramel.

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Medium to darker skin tones look best in this darker look, while hair that is a medium brown to start with is a great beginning point to achieve this color.
Tip:
Keep your hair looking great with regular trims! A dusting off the ends every eight weeks will do wonders. Ask your stylist if they offer memberships or have any specials if you book ahead.

Light Caramel

Silky caramel highlights laced through light brown strands creates beauty and definition to everyday hair. Whether worn in waves, curls, braids or simply straight, your hair will thank you!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Medium to dark skin tones look wonderful in this rich warm hue, while hair that is starting from a dark blonde to light brown is a perfect starting point to achieve this color.
Tip:
If you are starting at a lighter color and going darker, prepare yourself to be shocked. It always seems darker than what you thought! Give it a few days (and a couple of washes) and you’ll be happy you went for the change.

Dark Chocolate

The darkest richest brown with subtle dark caramel highlights makes this color scream beautiful!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Warm, dark skin tones wear this color wonderfully, and hair that is naturally dark brown is the best starting point to create this look.
Tip:
Don’t forget to use a weekly deep conditioning treatment to keep your darker tresses rich and shiny.

Caramel Overload

Alternating different shades of caramel highlights through warm chocolate brown strands creates so much interest and texture within the hair!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Light to medium skin tones that look great in warmer colors wear this shade well. Hair that is healthy and starting at a medium to dark brown is a great base for these rich highlights.
Tip:
When looking to achieve this color, you will only need to ask for a partial highlight. This will bring lightness around your face and through the top of your head, leaving the depth and darkness underneath.

Caramel Concentration

A concentration of beautiful caramel highlights around the face brightens your overall look and is always in style.

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Light to medium skin tones that look great in warmer blues, greens, and oranges look great in this bright caramel highlight. Hair that is starting at a dark to medium warm brown is a perfect canvas for these face framing highlights.
Tip:
Love her curls? The best curl-staying tip I have is to use a medium hold gel or mousse before blow drying hair. Let curls cool completely before you manipulate them, and don’t go overboard on the hairspray. Too much hairspray can weigh down curls, causing them to fall out!

Oh So Subtle

Light caramel highlights through the ends that softly work their way up towards the scalp is an easy to maintain yet oh so fabulous look!

Best Skin Tone and Hair Type:
Light to medium skin tones that look fabulous in warmer tones wear this color beautifully, and hair that is rich dark brown to light brown can achieve these gorgeous highlights easily.
Tip:
Don’t overdo these soft highlights! They are meant to be subtle. Talk to your stylist and bring pictures to show how much of the highlights you are looking for.
Brunettes don’t fret, with all of the caramel options you have, your locks will never look the same. Go dark and rich, lighter and creamy, or multi-tonal. Depth and lightness are not your only options either! Concentrate those gorgeous highlights around your face in a soft ombre’, or go all the way through. Just go for it and warm up your look by wearing brown hair with caramel highlights!

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