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What the Cool Kids Are Wearing: Hair Color EditionFrom sombré to pastel, the new hues to try in 2014 |
Take Root Reasons I adore Cara D: her killer eyebrows, her complete lack of caring what others think and the fact she can pull off blonde hair color and dark roots without looking like she's in need of a trip to the hairdresser. Less maintenance and less money -- I'm sold.
Who Can Pull It Off: "This is yet another version of the popular ombré look," says Petroff. "It can be really great on people who have trouble pulling off fully blonde color. The darker top can help the dye job look more natural and subtle."
What to Ask For: If you are keeping your roots dark, restrict it to one or two inches and avoid going too light on the rest of your hair. The skunk look is not what you're going for.
Beware Of: This is a more extreme look, so it may affect your fashion and makeup choices. "Less aggressive clothes and makeup can create a really nice juxtaposition," says Petroff. Our take? If you have the confidence, you can pull off anything you want. Just like Cara D.
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Who Can Pull It Off: "This is yet another version of the popular ombré look," says Petroff. "It can be really great on people who have trouble pulling off fully blonde color. The darker top can help the dye job look more natural and subtle."
What to Ask For: If you are keeping your roots dark, restrict it to one or two inches and avoid going too light on the rest of your hair. The skunk look is not what you're going for.
Beware Of: This is a more extreme look, so it may affect your fashion and makeup choices. "Less aggressive clothes and makeup can create a really nice juxtaposition," says Petroff. Our take? If you have the confidence, you can pull off anything you want. Just like Cara D.
SEE NEXT PAGE: Sombré