But let’s break down those associative barriers for a moment and hone in on the facts.
Split Tones
Who says these two colors need to be interwoven to complement one another?
This color duo can certainly be incorporated into your ‘do without looking unnatural.
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I also prefer thebalayagetechnique as opposed to foil when I want things to look seamless and natural."
Without that balance in tones, your color may be a little less natural.
A good blend of contrast in the hair will provide a natural depth and believable dimension.
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Keep It Fresh
Keeping a nice vibrancy and shine to red and blonde highlights is crucial.
“you’ve got the option to also opt-in for an occasional in-salon glossing treatment.”
“The same goes for adding rich red highlights.
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These auburn, soft copper, and cinnamon tones will make brown hair vibrant and dimensional.”
This updo is a lovely way to showcase the color duo.
Blended Brunettes
Red and blonde highlights are an excellent color choice to break up natural brunette bases.
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Subtle Tones
For some natural color tones and complexions, highlights may not be the go-to answer.
Be sure to have a consultation with your colorist about the end goal.
“The key is getting the right tone of either color that best complements your skin tone.”
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