Back in the 80’s hair colour techniques were pretty simple, with highlights or a full head colour being the main services carried out. Then came the 90’s when the hair colouring technique Balayage too the US by storm, celebrities loved it and soon became one of the hottest trends!
Moving on to the next decade, where finances were tight for many people due to the recession, the Ombre became the most popular service, a low maintenance hair colour, dubbed as the ‘Don’t Care Hair’ but where do we go from here? In the latest Creations Hair Salon Blog we show you some of the latest hair colour techniques and try to de-mystify them!
The Money Piece
These face framing highlights, which is a bit of a 90’s throw back as I can see it. Think of these as bolder, stronger, babylights. A way to enhance your skin tone, highlights your eyes and give you that sun-kissed feel. Beyonce and Dua Lipa are all over this new trend!
Foilyage
Specifically focussing on the dark hair, brunettes, giving again, that sun-kissed look. Think of it as a bolder Balayage. So what’s the difference between Balayage and Foilyage? Balayage is applied and air dried whilst processing, whereas Foilyage is wrapped in foil and heat applied to ensure a deeper penetration of the hair colour, which creates a stronger effect
Root Melting
This hair colouring technique, Root Melting, is all about the darker hue at the roots, going into a slightly lighter shade, and at the tips of your hair, even lighter still. Much like Ombre Hair colour technique, it is perfect when paired with long soft waves. The best products to achieve this is the Milk_Shake Incredible Oil, which makes your hair feel amazing, and the Milk_Shake Glistening Milk, to smooth any fly away hairs. To view our online shop click HERE
If you fancied a change from the usual colour service you have, and wanted to book a colour consultation with one of our Creations Hair Colour Experts BOOK HERE
