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Here's How to Get Cinnamon and Chestnut Highlights on Dark Hair

Plus tips and tricks for maintaining these gorgeous fall hair colors

by Hannah Savin  |  COMMENT

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Yes, you are going to have to bleach it
Yes, you are going to have to bleach it If you have natural, dark hair or have previously colored it, your stylist is going to need to bleach it to achieve the cinnamon and chestnut hues. Tints and colors will not be visible unless the strands are pre-lightened. The good news is, because this look is not high-contrast, hair does not need to be over-bleached. To achieve this look, Pelusi recommends using a strong bleach and a low-level developer. He is adamant that it is "most important to maintain the quality and integrity of your hair when highlighting."

Image via Instagram @studiobhaircolourists

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