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Summer is coming and we want to give our manes a touch of light and movement. A tone that simulates that sunkissed effect that we are left with during the summer season and that favors us so much. For this reason, balayage highlights, with that sunlight air , have ended up winning the game over other techniques such as Californian, babylights or tiger eyes for this time of year, although everything is allowed.
It's been a couple of seasons that naturalness wins the game as far as hair trends are concerned and in this 2020 in a very evident way, and hence the balayage highlights, which create that worn effect that lightens towards the ends, They are worn in warm and sometimes almost imperceptible shades, fleeing from the colder shades of blondes. No, you don't have to go blonde to show off your beautiful, light-filled hair , and there's life beyond gold too.
The balayage are the most natural highlights because they play with that wear that our hair would suffer 'naturally', but at the same time it gives flashes of light and being freehand and playing with the strands, it would quite hide the root with what, with these tones, we can spend almost the entire summer without touch-ups in the hair .
Chestnut women, if they want to be fashionable, should go for much softer tones, such as caramel, honey or hazelnut. It is also played with copper and even with reddish tones with the occasional surprise. Look!
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Summer is coming and we want to give our manes a touch of light and movement. A tone that simulates that sunkissed effect that we are left with during the summer season and that favors us so much. For this reason, balayage highlights, with that sunlight air , have ended up winning the game over other techniques such as Californian, babylights or tiger eyes for this time of year, although everything is allowed.
It's been a couple of seasons that naturalness wins the game as far as hair trends are concerned and in this 2020 in a very evident way, and hence the balayage highlights, which create that worn effect that lightens towards the ends, They are worn in warm and sometimes almost imperceptible shades, fleeing from the colder shades of blondes. No, you don't have to go blonde to show off your beautiful, light-filled hair , and there's life beyond gold too.
The balayage are the most natural highlights because they play with that wear that our hair would suffer 'naturally', but at the same time it gives flashes of light and being freehand and playing with the strands, it would quite hide the root with what, with these tones, we can spend almost the entire summer without touch-ups in the hair .
Chestnut women, if they want to be fashionable, should go for much softer tones, such as caramel, honey or hazelnut. It is also played with copper and even with reddish tones with the occasional surprise. Look!
Caramel mocha
Caramel mocha
If we talk about natural highlights, they win the game and they are really pretty. The caramel mocha tone is warm, it gives light to the hair while maintaining the base of the natural tone and its caramel reflections, nothing obvious, blend very naturally with the darker tones. They are ideal for both winter and summer.
Photo: @malinatang
Caramel
Caramel
It is one of the most beautiful shades within the range of caramel highlights that look so good to brown hair . The gradient could not be more natural and feminine. The wear of the saltpeter and the sun is qualifying it during the summer in a very natural way and with some surfer waves it teleports us directly to a sunset on the beach. Very appetizing.
Photo: @alexandresillvestre
Vanilla highlights
Vanilla highlights
They are the most classic balayage and, although there is an increasing variety of shades for brown hair, they are still the great favorites. Light highlights, but with golden and vanilla undertones, create the perfect and brighter gradient for brown or chocolate hair bases . The ideal is to play with various shades and dye locks drawing a mane with a lot of dimension that can grow without much retouching (although that blonde will have to be taken care of at home, of course).
Photo: @hairbyraquell
Hazelnut chestnut
Hazelnut chestnut
We know what you are thinking: but are we not talking about warm and not icy nuances? And it is true, but to taste the colors and within the browns this hazelnut brown color, so beautiful, is cold but at the same time softens the image. It combines a golden tone with a light brown one and is very easy to maintain. Do you remember when we talked to you at length about this hair color?
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Gold Brown 'worn out'
Gold Brown 'worn out'
A few weeks ago, the little Kardashian dared to use a tone that we baptized as Gold Brown , and that is the ideal tone for brunettes and chestnuts who want to go blonde without dyeing all their hair or having a drastic change. Well, it has been clarifying and clarifying a little and the effect is this golden color but with honey nuances that wink at the reddish very subtly and that is lightening towards the ends. It seems to us a very sensual and natural hair color.
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Ginger Balayage
Ginger Balayage
If you are brown and you want a more groundbreaking change but without losing naturalness, copper tones are the solution, and they also take a lot. Thus, ginger balayage have become the wicks that bring more freshness and for the summer, as they wear out, they are absolutely groundbreaking, but with that aura of sophistication and femininity that makes them irresistible. It was the ones that Andrea Duro wore, do you remember? How beautiful!
Smoky gold
Smoky gold
The 'heated' blonde with a dark base with golden undertones that was the fall bomb among hair trends, will continue to rock it in summer . And thank goodness because it cannot seem more beautiful and ideal. We had already told you about Smoky Gold here.
Balayage in copper tones
Balayage in copper tones
The copper tones are very sensual and flattering a lot because of the warmth they bring to the face . The change is obvious but not too abrupt, a balance that makes these balayages irresistible. In addition, they 'support' the reflections of the sun, and by lightening the hair by strands, they create a spectacular dimension to the hair.
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Chocolate brown
Chocolate brown
It is the least obvious change, but the dimension and light it brings to the hair is obvious . Chocolate balayages are really appetizing and blend perfectly with darker bases. If you have a lighter brown, you can play with inverted balayage and the result would be total.
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Balayage Ice Blonde
Balayage Ice Blonde
BOOM! Well, it is obvious that it has nothing to do with the natural effect of the balayage highlights for chestnuts that we are talking about, but nobody can deny that they are VERY cool. The chestnut-based ice blonde highlights require bleaching and a lot of care to maintain them in summer but they are absolutely groundbreaking. Ice blonde, either all over the head or in highlights, is one of the most daring shades but so striking and beautiful that it is still one of the most desired . Now, to maintain the chestnut base, a colorist with enough experience should do it so that the gradient is that spectacular. Don't play it.
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