Melissa Jiménez continues with her makeover , and if she already cut several inches of her hair just a few weeks ago, now she has changed her hair color. And, friends, it is noteworthy. The journalist has made herself an absolutely wonderful and flattering color, especially in good weather. And it is a color that imitates those natural reflections that the sun leaves on our hair in summer that we like so many and with which we are so favored. It's called Melting Hazelnut and it looks absolutely perfect on her midi hair.
It is a color that winks at Sand Storm, since it leaves the hair root of the natural color to lighten from a few centimeters from the hairline to the ends and gives a lot of light to the mane. The melting color, we already know, perfectly fuses our natural color with that of the highlights, which allows us to lighten the hair with the most natural finish possible. Melissa Jiménez's Melting Hazelnut, which her stylist Ana Lérida has obtained for her, is very sunkissed , one of those warm, "sun-kissed" colors that are so worn this spring / summer 2020.
The key is to blend a very natural chestnut base with light golden locks . The result is an ultra-luminous look and NOTHING artificial. Color melting, or color fade, is more subtle. The transition between the color of the foundation and the highlights is much smoother, almost imperceptible. And the thing is that one of the keys to this fusion is that it is so gradual that the difference between some tones and others is hardly noticeable.
Melting Hazelnut is a very feminine and flirty hazelnut based on reflections, ideal for women with brown hair, but also for blondes and brunettes. And it is that the technique can be adapted to the shade for each hair base , a way to illuminate in a very natural way that also requires few visits to the hairdresser , since it can be allowed to grow and even retouch only a few strands.
