Color melting has become a popular hair dyeing technique, creating a natural ombre effect with subdued tones. It is done on clean, damp hair, especially after lightening treatments.
Cost
The cost of color melt depends on hair length, thickness, amount of dye used, and stylist’s skill level. It can be more expensive than balayage or highlight services.
Benefits
Color melting creates a gradual and natural transition between light and dark tones, reducing harsh lines. It is suitable for any hair color but is especially popular among blondes. It also helps soften hard lines from previous coloring services and adds vibrancy.
Technique
Color melt blends highlights or balayage with your natural hair color for a seamless transition. It works well on all hair lengths and textures. Consult with your stylist to discuss your vision and determine the right products for your hair.
Maintenance
Color melt is a natural-looking alternative to ombre, with no harsh lines between shades. It is favored by celebrities and those looking to lighten dark roots. Proper haircare products for color-treated hair are essential in maintaining vibrancy and quality.
