The Most Popular Hair Colour Services at Loré Hairdressing – Highlights & Lowlights Explained
It’s no secret that the addition of some carefully crafted, natural-looking highlights or lowlights can really boost your appearance and confidence simultaneously.
Highlights & lowlights are some of the most popular services at the salon, and whether you’re after some sultry caramel tones or soft, buttery blonde strands – our team of highly skilled hair colour technicians love to create stunning, bespoke looks day in, day out.
The two classic techniques each offer their own way of adding dimension to your hair; highlighting for luminosity and lift or lowlighting to achieve richness and depth. If you’re looking for the best hair colour specialists in North Baddesley, a visit to Loré Hairdressing will not disappoint!
Find out a little bit more about what your hair colour service entails below and click here to read more about our full range of hair colour services.
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Highlights vs Lowlights – What’s The Difference?
Think of highlights and lowlights as a pop of colour instead of a full transformation – they can be used to either brighten (highlights) or deepen (lowlights) your natural shade without doing a full-on hair colour overhaul!
What Are Highlights?
Simply put, highlights are strands of hair that are lifted to be a few shades lighter than your main base hair colour. They brighten up locks, whether your Loré Hairdressing stylist goes for only one level of lift or a more contrasting effect.
Highlights work through any base colour, from blonde shades to bold reds and even dark brunettes, adding light-boosting luminosity that flatters everyone.
What Are Lowlights?
Lowlights take the base colour deeper. They’re added when you want a little extra depth in your hair and can be used to neutralize brassy tones or correct colour that’s been lifted too light.
On bright blondes, this might mean adding honey blonde hues to lend a little warmth, while on light brown hair, slices of dark chocolate brown enhance the richness of locks and up the shine. Unlike highlights, they’re typically achieved with a demi-permanent, toner or gloss instead of a pre-lightener, which means lowlights are also a gentler option.
