Would you like to give your hair color a new, fresher look? Then the "Hair Frosting" trend is just right for you.
Whether blonde hair like Suki Waterhouse... ...or brown hair like Dakota Johnson: "Hair Frosting" enhances every hair color!
We love trying new hairstyles and hair trends. A fringe cut, a short hairstyle, or a new hair color often make for a welcome change. But what if you are actually satisfied with your own hair color but would like to upgrade it a bit? Then you are exactly right here! The new trend "Hair Frosting" is perfect for taking the current hair color to a new level and giving it a little more Spice. Here we tell you how the look works.
Just over a year ago we were all still wearing baby lights - and this trend has now come of age in the form of "hair frosting". The look was shaped by Stuart Marsh, the award-winning color director at Taylor Taylor London. In order to "freeze" the hair color, individual strands of hair are dyed a cool blonde from the roots to the tips, and thus stand out in color from the remaining dark strands. Ideally, cool blonde tones are used to create a contrast to the base color.
Because only individual hair strands are colored, the entire hair color is softened and gets a multidimensional look, where you can always discover new layers of color and effects. Depending on whether you wear your hair curly, straight, open, or in a ponytail - the "Hair Frosting" looks different and special in every style. Since the individual strands mix with the base color, this change is particularly easy to care for and subtle.
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The best thing about this trend: It can be implemented with all hair colors and structures. The only important thing is that you use a lighter shade that can be combined well with the base tone but still stands out from your own hair color. To avoid a "chipmunk look," it's best to have the "hair frosting" done by a professional. Have fun trying!
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