Color your life with good hair! Celebrity Colorist Bianca Hillier I sat down with ET and shared some colours that I should try this summer.
First of all, Queen of Bareiji worked together Sofia Richie, Whitney Port, Meadow Walkerand more girls say the trends in highlights that look natural will stay here.
“Balayage is a French word meaning cleaning. So think of me drawing chemicals in my hair in a liquid pattern depending on where it falls,” she explains.
A specific technique from Hillier? “I will begin the formulation process with the desired result and colour. …From there, I will look at the client’s skin and eye colour to determine the correct tone. This is created by acknowledging how dark the natural hair is, the highlights and hints of the head, and the pace.”
This method also creates perfect soft, natural, and sun-kissed things, so that they grow to perfection as the weather intensifies.
“Everyone can become a candidate for valage, especially someone with low maintenance,” she points out.
Regarding hair inspiration, Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen It’s always at the top of Hillier’s list.
“Olsen twins are iconic and their hair is forever. It’s always a staple to maintain a bit of grunge for less maintenance, though it’s always staple. …It’s fun and organic.”
If you’re looking for a more obvious change, the hair experts at Andy Recompute Salon suggest adding a pop of pink.
“We are entering a pastel era where faded pink looks more ticker and scary. Keeping pink in the pastel zone gives us less temporary change and commitment,” she spills.
Once you’ve nailed the perfect shade, it’s important to keep your sweet locks.
“To stretch the colour, I use the right sulfate-free shampoo and Marianilla Color Refresh Mask once a week. …I always recommend using a heat protectant to prevent damage and fade, get regular trim and make sure all dry ends are cut out,” advises the hair artist.
About what you shouldn’t: “Tighten your hair too tight can cause tension in your hair, leading to hair loss and breakage.
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