There are many stylish ways to add pops of color to your hair and colored hair doesn't have to look cheap. Adding splashes of color to hair has been popular for many years, so if you haven’t tried out the trend yet, make 2014 your year to try it out. Check out these ways to add pops of color to your hair so you can try out a new look this year.
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Dip Dye
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One of my favorite ways to add pops of color to your hair is by dip dying the ends. What’s great about dip dying is that it doesn’t have to be perfect. Some of the sections can have the color come up higher than other sections and you can use different colors. This is such a versatile way to add pops of color to your tresses.
Dip dying is an easy and non-permanent way to add color to your hair. It is a process of dying the ends of the hair with a semi-permanent dye. It can be used to create a multi-colored ombre effect, or to add a single color. Dip dying is great for those who want to experiment with color without making a long-term commitment. It is also an inexpensive way to make a bold statement with your hair. The results are temporary and can last up to a few weeks. This makes dip dying the perfect way to add pops of color to your hair without the commitment of long-term hair dye.
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Roots Only
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Another stylish way to add pops of color to your hair is by just coloring the roots. This takes a little more skill and technique, so I strongly recommend getting this done at a salon. You can do just your regrowth for a subtle look, or extend the color a little further down the strands for a more dramatic look.
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Hair Chalk
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If you aren’t ready to make a permanent change to your locks, you can add pops of color using hair chalk. It’s such a great way to experiment with color. You can chalk thick sections, thin strands, or your entire head. It’s all up to you!
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What Lies beneath
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Adding color to just the under layer of your hair is a great way to add color. It’s a more subtle statement then some of the other looks on the list. If you wear your hair up in buns or ponytails often, this may be the look for you, as this style looks the best when hair is pulled up.
Adding a colorful under layer is like a secret that hides in plain sight. It's for those who love to surprise and flirt with color without fully committing to a vivid full head. The sneak peek of color reveals itself with every move, especially when you twist your locks or opt for intricate updos. Dare to go bold with neon shades, or keep it sophisticated with pastel tones that hint at playfulness. It’s your personal touch of creativity that only shows on your own terms—a whimsical touch to a classic style.
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Random Sections
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Coloring random sections of your tresses is a stylish way to add color. You can do thin or thick strips, whichever you desire. You can do as many or as few pieces as you want. You can do the same color, or different colors. There are so many options so have fun experimenting with all the ways to color random sections of your hair.
Random sections of hair coloring is a great way to add a unique and stylish flair to your look. You can choose to do thin or thick strips, and you can also decide whether to use the same color or different colors. This look can be as subtle or as bold as you'd like, making it a great way to express yourself.
When coloring random sections of hair, it is important to use a professional-grade dye and follow the instructions carefully. It is also important to use a deep conditioning treatment after coloring to keep your hair healthy and hydrated. Additionally, you should avoid over-washing your hair, as this can strip away the color.
If you're looking for a way to add a bit of color to your hair without committing to a full dye job, random sections of hair coloring is a great option. You can experiment with different colors and styles to create a look that is unique to you. With the right care and maintenance, you can keep your hair looking vibrant and stylish for weeks.
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Peek-a-Boo
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Peek-A-Boo hair color is a way to add color to your locks without going overboard. Typically, peek-a-boos are just in one of a couple of spots and the only show when your hair falls a certain way. Hence the name, peek-a-boo! This is a cute look that anyone can pull off.
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Bangs Only
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You can experiment with color by only adding it to your bangs. You can color your entire bangs, just the tips, or certain sections. This works great on side swept or straight across bangs. The color can help to frame your face and bring out your eyes!
I am a firm believer that everyone should experiment with colored tresses at least once in their life. You don’t have to add color all over in order to make a statement. So if you want to experiment, consider these stylish ways of adding pops of color to your hair. What other ways do you like to add splashes of color to your hair? Share with us in the comments section.
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