Can you just get highlights?

Can you just get highlights?

Can You Get Both Highlights and Single-Process Color? You can also get both highlights and single-process color. This is a good choice if you, for instance, want to cover gray hair but still want the extra dimension highlights offer.

Can I highlight my own hair?

But when it comes to highlighting your own hair, well, the stakes are much higher. Highlighting is not something a professional colorist would ever advise you to do from home. It’s a multi-step process that requires a lot of detailed attention and a careful, watchful eye (and hand) every step of the way.

What to know before getting blonde highlights?

Expert-Approved Dos And Don’ts Of Highlights

• DO frame the face. With highlights, placement is key.
• DO have depth and dimension.
• DON’T add too many different colors.
• DO adjust your highlights with the seasons.
• DON’T go too light.
• DO care for your highlights.

Should you wash your hair before getting highlights done?

Clean hair will prevent the color from properly absorbing into the hair’s cuticle. Also, the natural oils help protect your scalp from possible irritation the color could cause. If you have to shampoo before your visit to our salon before highlighting or coloring, always come with dry hair.

What shade of highlights should I get?

To achieve great highlights, aim for a tone that is approximately two shades lighter than your base hair color. While one or two different highlight shades (or lowlight shades) are great, try not to add any more, or your hair will begin to look like a rainbow.

What should you not do when you have highlights?

Avoid using strong shampoos such as clarifying shampoos as they could remove the dye pigments from the hair. Avoid using too much hairspray, as it could damage the highlights. The colors you choose must always complement the base color of your hair and also give your frame an accent.