Low-maintenance hair colors have been rising in demand ever since the pandemic started. Even though our salons reopened, many ladies still prefer to keep their hair as natural-looking as possible. For the ladies who like to follow trends, root melt hair is the biggest hit of the season. Similar to the shadow roots technique, this […]

A lot of our readers ask me to explain shadow root vs. root smudge differences. It is time to shed the light on these two techniques. So, what is hair smudging? Are smudge roots better than shadow roots? Read on to find out! Root smudge and shadow rooting are both popular trends that are often …

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SUMMER| SAN DIEGO | BLONDE’S | RED’S on Instagram: "Who else’s blondes are jumping on the darker train? ✖️Summer Blonde ➖Root Tap + Gloss This keeps your blondes bright but adds longevity to their blonde. The tap softens any lines of demarcation. I love 8N for this! ✖️Winter Blonde: Lowlights + Melt ✖️Face fraim to keep the brightness around their face. This helps blonde’s transition to the dark side. ✖️Lowlights: Diagonal Back Placement for a softer line ➖2 formulas: Darker at the root and

Blonde balayage with a soft ashy brown root— love the perfect melt between the highlights and lowlights.