Easiest way to highlight hair at home

Rebecca Taylor • Mindset Coach, Educator & Creator on Instagram: "It happens…that’s life life-ing. We’re human. Easy fix with @oligopro Calura10 but in like 3-4 minutes. Done and done ✌🏼 I use this for any hard line of demarcation I want to blend now. In 10min or less…why wouldn’t you diffuse everything, always that needs to be blended?! #whoops #correctivecolor #colorcorrection #oligopro #caluraten #foils #highlights #uhoh #tips #haireducation"

Highlights are, hands down, the most requested service at a salon. It adds a new look to your hair. Check out the best at-home highlighting kits right here!

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After a TON of requests over the past few months to share a DIY Hair Highlighting tutorial on my Instagram stories– Here’s a detailed guide AND video on how to highlight your own hair a…

Natalie Palmer on Instagram: "Most asked question: MY COLOR! •Comment SHOP for direct links• **And I am in NO WAY suggesting anyone should color their own hair at home- this is purely for you to know what to ask from your own stylist if you like my hair color🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷🩷 I only get my hair professional done about twice a year, so inbetween appointments, I highlight it myself! I color it about every 6-8weeks, and I focus the highlights up around my hairline/face, and create a modified…

Alfredo Lewis on Instagram: "🔉 ba•lay•age / balāýäZH/ • noun Definition: a technique for highlighting hair in which the dye is painted on in such a way as to create a graduated, natural-looking effect. The word balayage is a French word that means to sweep. It was the first “technique” that I was taught. The first salon that I worked at was a French salon in Beverly Hills in the 90’s. We had over 20 hair color specialists in which ONLY one used foils. My how times have changed! This is…

Mirella Manelli on Instagram: "Doing this ONE thing changed the way I look at highlights on brunette hair 👇🏽 Foil behind the hairline instead of on the hairline. WHY? Because highlighting brunette hair is different than blonde hair. Brunettes want to still look brunette, so give them that! Highlight behind the hairline so the primary shade is still brown around their face. I know we sometimes to over foil but doing brunette hair is that one time where we need to purposefully not over foil…

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