Temporary or Semi-Permanent Colors
From platinum blonde tresses to raven locks, you can try endless beautiful hair color styles. Temporary or semi-permanent colors are an excellent way to switch up your look without making a permanent commitment. Choose these options if you wish!
Dip-Dyed
As opposed to ombre or balayage, dip dye is more bold. It abandons subdued transitions between hues in favor of eye-catching designs. Typically covering only the bottom third or less hair, dip dye provides a discreet look. For something more dramatic, choose a rosy pink style with a black dip dye to highlight and contrast against the cuts.
Ombre
Ombre is one of the most widely practiced hair coloring techniques, offering gradual lightening without leaving an obvious demarcation at the roots. It works great for adding dimension without adding too much length. Ombre creates an even gradient effect on all hair textures and sizes, making it perfect for those who appreciate subtlety in their change. For a dramatic appearance, choose flame-inspired ombre or try subtler options like somber.
Balayage
Balayage highlighting is a technique that doesn’t use foils to lighten your hair. Your stylist paints color directly on each strand for an authentic sun-kissed color that looks more natural and blended. Balanced highlights offer more subtle effects than traditional foil highlights, giving an effortless beach vibe. Try warm caramel and strawberry blonde balayage on medium brown hair or soft, cool-toned ash-brown balayage for a low-maintenance look.
Highlights
Highlights provide an attractive way to add brightness without fully committing to a different hue. This technique involves applying lighter hair coloring shades in small sections near the front and center, usually at the front and center of your head, to frame your face beautifully. Cool red highlights or baby lights are famous for achieving a natural-looking, low-maintenance look.
Semi-Permanent
Semi-permanent hair color (commonly referred to as direct dyes) provides an effective solution for people who wish to experiment with various hues without making a permanent commitment. Unlike bleach hair dye, these dyes coat existing strands with a tint that fundamentally won’t alter their natural shade. Demi-permanent hair dye options that contain only small amounts of developer can last up to 24 shampoos before gradually fading away.
