Highlights are the best option when you want to be playful with your hair, and there are two ways to get there. Partial highlights and full highlights, you need certain facts to be cleared out in your mind in order to go for either one. Here’s how you can find out.

Partial Highlights

Partial highlights are for those women who have some color placed around the face whether for a brightening effect or for framing. You may commonly call them a “half head of highlights.” This is the technique in which the person will probably have most of their natural color peeking through from the back and around the nape of the neck.

Process

Use of foil and color of your choice is the most necessary part, partial highlights are placed either in the mohawk section of your hair, the top half of your hair or the top half and the front sides of your hair. That is Because highlights are only touching a part of the process, some of the stylists recommend “lightening the base” that helps in getting a two shades lighter color than your natural hair color.

In this process only a few strands of your hair are bleached and because the process is shorter, price is more affordable than full highlights. It is usually placed in the front sections of your hair to show that sun naturally lightened it. But most of the color gets hid in your ponytail.

By using different techniques and a range of colors, you can add a touch of natural-looking color to your hair, let’s see how.

Beachy Waves With A Tint Of Gold

Most common. Is addition of some partial blonde highlights to waves which can give a ton of dimension to your hair. It only highlights the top layer and eventually all over, leaving darkness at the root and underneath.

Subtle Tints Of Browns

A shade lighter than your natural tone can add a lot more fun to you look. It can be as subtle and sleek as your natural way but very stylish in a special sense.

Full highlights

Some highlights are bound to wrap all around and as we talk in terms of a stylist, we may call it as ‘a head of highlights’. Women with full highlights can even have an epic balayage from brunette to blonde or multi-dimensional with a range of bronzy gold colors all over her head.

Process

Sides, front, back and even nape of your neck, all over the hair washed in highlights, that’s how you do it. Full highlights can dramatically change your hair color but it depends on if you have used the foils, whether it was through balayage technique, or a mixture of partial and full highlights.

In full highlights you can go from dark to light without bleaching all of your hair altogether. However, it can look very natural or very dramatic, depending upon how you’ve asked your stylish to work it according to your desire.

Brunette-Blonde Highlights

It’s called as ‘bronde’ in common salon language. And can be achieved after one or two full highlights sessions, of course depending upon volume of your hair and its thickness.

Multi-Dimensional Highlights

In multi-dimensional highlights, the outcome is breathtaking, seen from top to bottom. A perfect look for sleek, straight hair and its 100 percent recommended for those who want a classic look.

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