Highlights can leave much of your base colour visible while changing the way a haircut catches the light. A small section can make a strong statement, or many fine pieces can blend softly. Decide how much contrast you want before choosing the shade.
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A colour reference is a starting point for a conversation. Depth, warmth, contrast and placement matter as much as the shade name. Explore these colour families with your stylist, then choose a version that works with your hair history and the upkeep you want.
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A useful haircut reference shows more than how short the sides are. The fringe, crown, neckline and transition between lengths all determine how the shape looks and how much work it needs at home.
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Shoulder-to-chest lengths offer room for soft bends or more defined curls while remaining practical to tie back. The best perm plan starts with the cut, the condition of the hair and the amount of styling you enjoy.
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Highlights bring lighter or contrasting strands into an existing colour. The effect can be barely visible or deliberately graphic; placement matters just as much as the shade on the colour chart.
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