Frosty blondes are an easy way to bring cool tones into any color palette. This low-maintenance hue blends wheat-hued roots with silvery white highlights for an impressive wintery effect that doesn’t require frequent root touch-ups or touch-ups. Ask for smudged color melt for minimal root touch-ups while maintaining the frosty effect!
Brunettes can join in the frozen fun as well. Add ice-blonde baby lights and face-framing balayage into their dark base color for a relaxed yet sophisticated look sure to warm even the coldest winter strands.
Frosted styles can make a strong statement when styled correctly. For a piece tousled wave look, add some textured curls or tousled waves into the mix for texture and waves that add volume and movement. Or try something bolder by working EIMI Ocean Spritz through damp hair before tousling it into a braid with plenty of dimensions, creating an excellent blonde piece’s braid style. Or add shimmer with platinum or icy blue shimmering metallic colors as an added finishing touch to enhance this style!
Frosted hair can be worn in many ways, but an airy, feminine braid always looks best. Try a three-strand braid placed to one side for an exciting and flirty touch or, even better, try LaTonya’s no-fuss half-up twist that pulls back strands of her half-up twist or Rebecca’s piece-y side braid for something unique and playful.
Frosted hair differs from highlights in that its application is more even, often featuring cool blonde tones or sparkling silvery hues. To achieve the look, apply two shades three or more lighter than your base color by using Blondor Multi Blonde Powder or Freelights freehand before sealing it all in with EIMI Glam Mist shine spray for an instantaneous glow and finishing off with curls or tousled braids for a unique summer hairstyle!
The frosting is a more subdued hair coloring technique that can add depth to faded or flat-looking locks. Unlike highlights, frosting doesn’t involve dying all of your strands at once – instead, it blends seamlessly with natural strands for an eye-catching finish that requires less upkeep than highlights. The frosting also requires less maintenance for an easy yet professional result!
Frosting involves using traditional or clay lighteners like Blondor Multi Blonde Powder to lighten specific strands of hair while leaving others untouched, creating a salt-and-pepper look that blends naturally with darker hair tones.
Always use a heat protectant spray such as EIMI Thermal Image when blow-drying, straighteners, tongs, or straightening irons to prevent shade fades. In addition, apply EIMI Ocean Spritz before styling damp strands to add an extra boost of moisture and protection for an added layer of protection and care.
Frosting is an effortless hair coloring technique that requires little upkeep yet makes an impressive statement on any hair color, texture, or type. The frosting helps transition gray strands into their base color by assisting the silver in blending seamlessly.
hair frosting differs from frosted tips in that instead of lightening just the very ends; it involves strategically applying icy blonde strands throughout longer locks by freehand painting rather than using foil-based highlight techniques.
Hailey Bieber is one of many celebrities currently taking advantage of this trend, sporting wafer-thin bleached highlights in her brunette locks that add subtle contouring and look gorgeous when worn with a tousled braid. We suggest Amika’s The Kure Intense Repair Mask or BLEACH London’s Reincarnation Mask to maintain healthy locks post-color as regular deep conditioners. Additionally, we advise less frequent washings to protect natural oils within lengths and keep lengths from being stripped of their natural oils.
