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How Much Work Is the Upkeep? Getting a new hair color is one thing; maintaining it is another story. The more your chosen color contrasts with your natural color, "the more upkeep you will need to do," reminds Lordet. "So keep that in mind." A natural blonde with rose gold highlights may need to hit the salon only once every eight to 10 weeks for touch-ups. But a natural brunette with platinum blond color will require much more maintenance (read: monthly salon appointments and money galore).
If you're not up for a major commitment, make a less extreme change to your overall color that you can maintain with at-home color, or consider partial highlights. A few foils around the hairline or some subtle balayage can help you change up your hair game without making you a hostage to your hairstylist.
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If you're not up for a major commitment, make a less extreme change to your overall color that you can maintain with at-home color, or consider partial highlights. A few foils around the hairline or some subtle balayage can help you change up your hair game without making you a hostage to your hairstylist.
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