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Among all the hair trends of the Autumn / Winter 2020-2021 there is no doubt that it is the most daring : Half and half, or wearing two-color hair, is imposing itself and comes from the hand of the 'underlights' technique. ', that is to say to dye only the lower layers of the hair leaving the most visible of the natural color or another tone , but with a lot of contrast.
Do you remember the new style of Aitana Ocaña? Well that. Hair is now worn with the top of one color and the rest of a very different color to create a striking and explosive effect. But beware, it is becoming more sophisticated. And we explain ourselves. The 'underlights' wicks are not new, they have been there for a few seasons but they were reserved for a few brave ones who dare with everything in the hairdresser and they were usually made in colorful or in a very powerful tone, like red.
Instead, now the 'underlights' highlights combine contrasting but very warm tones creating a strident fusion of locks, yes, but at the same time sensual and sumptuous.
Aitana, for example, is getting a lot out of her new look, and she also collects her hair, revealing the lower blonde layers that are made waves so that the different tones are intermixed.
The highlights in the lower layers are only visible with curly, collected or semi-collected hair, but it can also be worn ultra smooth, leaving the dyed area hidden. The trend for next fall says that the ideal is to mix it with caramel, brown and blonde tones, but for the most risky you can always dye in pastel colors in rainbows, reds and even gray.
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Photo: @abbyantony
Among the advantages of the 'underlights' they highlight that it is a low maintenance color, since the discolored area is not 'in sight', and it is a fairly versatile mane with which you can achieve a very strident and radical or sophisticated look alone changing the shape of the comb . In addition, by bleaching only the inner layers, the visible areas of the hair will not be damaged and it will look healthier and more cared for. Who dares?
