Hair stylist Karen Soriano brightens up her client’s dull shade to a true California blonde hue. This color and cut is flattering on nearly every skin type, wouldn’t you agree?
Hair stylist Karen Soriano brightens up her client’s dull shade to a true California blonde hue. This color and cut is flattering on nearly every skin type, wouldn’t you agree?
A brassy hair color correction done by Esther Claire, makeup and hair stylist based in Oahu, Hawaii.
Before and after pictures are here to remind us why it’s important to go in and get that refreshed hair color. Your color can dull over time, which is exactly why fresh highlights look so good. Color by Grace Dunne.
The long bob – everyone is doing it. The look is chic but can still be casual and effortless. Love this great example by stylist Candice Nicolle, based out of the Ramirez Tran Salon in Los Angeles.
Who doesn’t love a great before and after pic? The bigger the change, the better, right? Nice before and after work by hair stylist Brianna Rice, based out of Los Angeles (Encino) at the Butterfly Loft Salon.
Obsessed lately with the hair color bronde, quite possibly the most flattering shade on nearly every skin tone. Here is a perfect example done by Romeu Felipe, hair stylist and salon owner based in São Paulo, Brazil. Follow his instagram page for more beautiful hair color inspiration.
Absolutely in love with this color that doesn’t quite fall on the scale of blonde or brunette, but somewhere fabulously in between. Bronde should officially be a word, at its own hair color category, don’t you think? Color by Natan Correia, based in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
A great example of what natural blonde hair color should look like, whether it’s actually natural or not. Love this color by Logan Jackson based out of Salon Benjamin in West Hollywood.
Here’s a hair color to envy, want, lust, you come up with the adjective. This color is not fully blonde and not fully brunette, falling in between the two shades and looking incredibly gorgeous. Color by Katherine Hyde at the Jonathan & George Salon in Beverly Hills. Aside from the usual ‘bronde’, what name would you use to call this shade?