Save a little time at the salon with these easy-upkeep hair color suggestions.
It’s officially time to turn those salon trips from monthly to seasonal.
Golden Brunette
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HairstylistCherin Choidubbed this dreamy color golden brunette.
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These subtle honey highlights will easily grow out without the need for constant touch-ups.
This hue tends to enhance the look of many skin tones.
No harsh decision-making in this case, when it comes to color.
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This is proof that when done well, even face-framing highlights will look stunning grown-out.
You will love the look of the sun-kissed depth that comes through with this choice in color.
Remember to do what feels organic to you whenchoosing any colorfor your locks.
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The face-framing highlights look fresh from summer fun.
Since the color doesn’t start at the roots, it’s easy to grow out naturally.
Subtle Honey Balayage
Honey-golden blonde balayage brightens up ho-hum bronde hair easily.
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Placement around the face and on the ends makes sure upkeep is not as difficult.
Melted Caramel Brown
Caramel brown will always be a flattering choice for warm-toned brunettes.
Focus around the face and ends for easy upkeep.
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The lighter effect needs minimal maintenance.
It’s also less noticeable as it fades.
This is a beautiful way to brighten dark hair.
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Highlights around the face and ends add natural brightness and warmth to naturally dark hair.
The lighter color brings dark hair to life.
Created with color gloss, there’s little maintenance since the color blends so seamlessly.
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StylistAnja Burtonadded golden color that gets lighter toward the ends, making upkeep a breeze.
This technique requires minimal, if any, root touch-ups.
This hair color technique works just as well on short hair as it does on long hair.
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It can add more dimension to shorter lengths and enhance the hair’s texture.
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