Add Flair to Your Look with Hair Color
Add flair and variety to your look by switching up your hair color! Like fashion trends, hair colors come and go and can serve as an easy, non-permanent solution to refresh your style.
Adorable and Seductive Salt-and-Pepper Pixie Crop
This adorable and seductive pixie crop with salt-and-pepper streaks is charming and sensual! Additionally, its light blonde shade takes years off your age!
Effortless and Chic Shattered Bob
The shattered bob is an ideal style choice for women with natural or textured hair who wish to showcase their texture without spending hours styling their locks. This look features face-framing layers and wispy ends that graze shoulders for maximum impact.
Versatile and Timeless Shag Haircut
A shag haircut is an enduring classic that offers immense versatility. Perfect for all hair textures and lengths, with its versatile layers helping frame your face and add youthful charm – it can even work for older women looking to add volume and thickness to their tresses!
Charming Chandelier Bangs
Try this charming and casual French chic look for those who want something between a blunt bob and full-on bangs. Your stylist can achieve this look by cutting soft layers that wrap around your face to form beautiful waves from the chin down.
Experiment with Color through Shadow Roots
Shadow Roots offers a practical and noncommittal way to experiment with color without total commitment. This innovative technique blurs the line between your natural shade and highlights, creating a stunning gradient look that’s both attractive and visually appealing.
This low-maintenance style can cover gray regrowth or silver strands while protecting with protective styles like box braids. It’s a perfect way to explore trendy looks without making a significant commitment – perfect for anyone wanting to experience new trends without a full-color process.
Shadow roots differ from other coloring techniques in that the root area remains undamaged, allowing your hair to grow naturally with no harsh lines or stark contrasts.
