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Whether you’re just looking to touch up existing color, take care of your roots, or want some highlights, hair color for ladies and men has a profound effect on appearance and can boost one’s confidence. Hair coloring encompasses a broad range of techniques and styles. It may involve dyeing the entire head of hair or just parts of it.
People of all ages and genders turn to hair coloring if they feel bold and want to try new looks or make their current head of hair more vibrant. Emerging trends and techniques guarantee variety and captivating looks.
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Understand the wide range of hair coloring services and pick one that best suits your needs.
A trend fast becoming a favorite of many is Balayage. It is a technique that creates a gradual transition from darker roots to lighter ends, resulting in multidimensional and natural gradation of lightness. There are no harsh lines and the transition between the different shades are seamless.
The application process may vary, depending on the hairstylist or colorist, but the goal is the same. Some colorists may prefer not to separate the hair but others may divide the hair with the use of foils or cotton.
Balayage is an excellent choice for busy people because it produces the natural-looking results and won’t require frequent touch-ups compared to traditional highlights. However, it can be costly and when done incorrectly, you might not get the best results. Hence, the importance of only hiring a professional.
Another popular hair coloring trend is Ombré hair, a distinct style known for darker tops and lighter bottoms. The top section is often the natural hair color of the client and the bottom is lightened with the use of a hair lightener and toned according to the client’s preference.
Stylists use various techniques to achieve Ombré hair, depending on the number of tones and some of the most common are blonding, classic, chatouche, colored, flame, and reverse. Classic is often used when the goal is only to refresh the style. Chatouche, on the other hand, has a distinct edge between the tones.
Versatile, easily customizable, and suitable for people with at least medium-length hair, Ombré hair color doesn’t require frequent touch-ups as the top section is the natural shade. Keep in mind that because there is a need to bleach the strands before dyeing, you must follow proper hair care.
Full hair color means coating each strand of hair with a color that stays on permanently. However, the color will eventually grow out because hair is also constantly growing.
A full hair dye can alter your look, make your hair look thicker, enhance your facial features, and make you look youthful. It is recommended for people who want to conceal their graying hair and those who just want to try different looks.
Because hair dyes use chemicals, there is always the risk of damaging the hair and making it dry and brittle. It’s important to always select high-quality and organic products and go to a professional not only for the hair coloring process but also for follow-up maintenance treatments.
Root color is the process of applying color to the roots of the hair, helping cover gray hair and imperfections like demarcation lines. This makes the roots match the rest of the hair. Depending on the percentage of gray and the rapidity of the client’s hair growth, root color can last up to 6 weeks before requiring a touchup.
One of the most concerning issues is hair damage caused by chemicals in hair colors. It’s important to use high-quality products to prevent your hair from looking dull and dead and becoming brittle. Conditioners and protein treatments can help care for your hair after dyeing. Lastly, it’s imperative to always go to a professional for your hair coloring needs.
High and low lights are recommended for people who want to change up their hair without doing something drastic. Both offer a subtle effect but have distinct differences.
Lowlights deepen the hair’s shade and give your hair more volume by adding depth, shadow, and richness. On the other hand, highlights lighten the hair’s shade and brighten the face, particularly around the hairline. Experts recommend a combination of both for a more natural and textured look.
Lowlights are more low maintenance while highlights might require touchups every two to four months. As with other hair coloring processes, frequent highlights and lowlights can lead to dryness and the inability of the hair to retain moisture. It is a must to invest in a hydrating regimen and follow aftercare tips.
| Service | Duration | Price (AED) |
| Full Color (Long) | 180 | 525 |
| Full Color (Medium) | 180 | 420 |
| Full Color (Short) | 120 | 315 |
| High and Low Lights Full Head | 150 | 420 |
| High and Low Lights Half Head | 120 | 315 |
| Ombre/Balayage Hair Color | 240 | 578 |
| Root color | 120 | 273 |
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Although they share similarities, Balayage and highlights are not the same. Hair balayage does not use the traditional method of foils or caps. It is less structured because of the freehand technique used to “sweep” color onto the hair. On the other hand, highlights involve carefully sectioning and wrapping hair sections, resulting in precise coloring.
Absolutely! The combination of both is a popular technique that gives hair a more natural-looking result. Stylists often recommend both to complement the clients’ base color.
As a general rule, people with warm skin tones look best in warm colors and those with cool tones look best in cool tones. It’s best to go with a shade that accentuates natural features. When in doubt, you can always ask your hair stylist and they will be more than happy to guide you.
Ombré is a low-maintenance style that can last up to 6 months before requiring a touchup, depending on the growth of the hair and how you care for it.
