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Much in the same way that a vintage Chanel bag looks better than one you just bought, haircolor seems its sexiest lived-in, as though you had it all along. Hairstylists refer to the emerging trend as “New Vintage” haircolor.
New Vintage color is close to a singular shade, but it naturally flows into different tones in a very gentle and subtle way. It can still be rich and shiny, but it’s never so showy that it screams ‘I just came from the salon,” at the prime of its color.
New Vintage is an alternative for brunettes opting for standard blonde highlights. Brunettes can benefit from strategically placed low-lights or mid-lights, which can flow more naturally than blonde highlights.
It creates haircolor with deeper roots and lighter ends to mimic how natural blond hair really looks.
The effect is not as obvious or as structured as traditional highlights. New Vintage creates a look that’s worn, not weathered.
New Vintage looks more natural than traditional coloring, and grows out with you looking great!
The art of Balayage begins with a talented hair stylist that combines the skill and expertise of coloring hair with the eye and hand of an artist. Balayage is a French technique that involves hand painting strands to hair to offer natural looking highlights.
Made popular by a number of celebrities including Sienna Miller and Sarah Jessica Parker, the beauty of this technique is its ability to make your hair look naturally kissed by the sun rather than the bleached, artificial effect of foils or caps traditionally used for adding highlights to hair. If a natural looking, just in from the outdoors look is what you want, you are in good company.
Fashionistas have grown weary of the highlighted stripes of the past and blazed forward with a desire to appear fresh faced and natural in their hair and makeup.
Our top hairstylists will work with you to create unique highlights that will complement your complexion, hair color and own sense of style. You can choose to highlight a few sections with just a hint of color or dramatically change your tresses with lightening several shades from your natural hair color.
Blondes benefit from the shimmering lights of Balayage, and brunettes will revel in the caramel lights that appear as if they have been spending time in the great outdoors. Give us a call at (720) 917-5165 to schedule your appointment for our hair coloring expertise in Balayage, Ombre, Highlights and Lowlights. Whatever cut, style or color you choose, you will leave the salon looking and feeling your best.
It’s ba-ack! The ponytail, that is — a chic and simple way to wear your hair, without the stress of a Dior-esque sculptural masterpiece.
The summer runways are currently ripe with ponytails of all shapes, colors, and textures.
This low-maintenance style will have you looking fierce in minutes, whether you’re going out on the town or to work for the day.
However, to make this style look catwalk-fabulous, your hair’s gonna have to shine on its own, first. Our hair salon offers a fantastic shine treatment that’ll put your locks in the right place. To make an appointment call at (720) 917 5165
Fashion news from hair salon Denver – Hair by Natalia.
WHY THEY WORK Long, eye-grazing bangs that are tapered on the sides add a soft element to square face shapes. WHAT TO ASK FOR Heavy bangs like this need to hit the right place, otherwise, they can easily overwhelm your face, says L.A. stylist Andy LeCompte. Ask your stylist to snip them just below the brows, leaving the heaviest pieces on the sides so they don’t mask your eyes. The center strands can be feathery as a little forehead peeking through is ideal.
Jennifer Hudson: Round Face.
WHY THEY WORK The gently arching fringe complements Hudson’s soft, feminine features, says LeCompte. WHAT TO ASK FOR Bangs can make a circular face appear even fuller, cautions LeCompte, so the right cut is key. Request a graphic, curved shape, which will flatter your bone structure–and be sure the bangs are thick. Wispy versions won’t have the same impact.
Reese Witherspoon: Heart-Shaped Face.
WHY THEY WORK “A heart-shaped face can be a little top heavy. Sideswept bangs have a balancing effect and draw the attention down and towards the eyes,” says LeCompte. WHAT TO ASK FOR Layered, feathered bangs. The shortest pieces should hit the arch of your eyebrows; the longest should meet the outer corners of your eyes.
Lea Michele: Oval Face.
WHY THEY WORK Nearly any fringe works with an oval-shaped face, but these airy, pin-straight ones accentuate the prettiest parts of the face without feeling bulky. WHAT TO ASK FOR “Ask for bangs that hit between the brow and the eyelash and are longer on the edges,” says stylist Mark Townsend, who cut these for Michele. “That way, you can wear them swept aside or straight with a middle part.”
Taraji P. Henson: Small Forehead.
WHY THEY WORK This sloping, asymmetrical fringe makes a short forehead seem stronger and more pronounced, says Lecompte. WHAT TO ASK FOR To elongate a small brow, ask your stylist to cut your bangs on a steep, sideswept angle that blends into cheekbone-skimming layers. “These bangs also require a deep side part, which is flattering for many face shapes,” he adds
Claudia Schiffer: High Forehead.
WHY THEY WORK Swingy bangs like these have a two-fold effect: The thickness works to conceal the forehead while the gradual angle opens and widens the face. WHAT TO ASK FOR“Heavy sideswept bangs that start in the center of the forehead and taper diagonally to a cheek-grazing length,” advises LeCompte. Be advised: These bangs start behind your natural hairline, but that’s okay. Because they’re so substantial, you’ll need the extra heft.
Ombre hair color is a trend rapidly gaining in popularity — and why not?! Fresh and casual, ombre hair color is a flattering and relatively low-maintenance technique.
Here are four reasons you should try it.
1. Low-maintenance.
For the least maintenance, go as close to your natural hair color as possible near your roots, then gradually go lighter down the hair shaft.
2. Ombre is an anti-aging hair color trick.
Ombre hair coloring actually mimics the hair color of our childhoods. Remember when you’d get so much sun in the summer that your hair would lighten dramatically? Then, by mid-winter, you’d have that ombre look… naturally. Presuming your natural hair color isn’t gray, ombre hair color looks very youthful.
3. Ombre is an easy way to grow out your roots.
This isn’t surprising given that the whole point of the effect is to make it look … on purpose … like you’re growing out your roots. Ombre actually dials down your hair-coloring budget while retaining some of that expensive lighter color style.
4. Ombre is fun and on trend.
I love this look! It’s fresh and unique – a little beachy & casual. I probably wouldn’t try it at home, but done right, it’s an extremely flattering way to go lighter (or darker). Ombre hair color is a nice compromise.
For those unfamiliar with Ombre haircolor … Ombre is a French word that literally means shaded. It’s basically just graduation of color from dark to light. Think gradient color, like you’d see on a swatch of fabric or skein of yarn.
Ombre is a hot trend in hair color this year — and with good reason!
It’s great for both brunettes and blonds. It’s dark at the roots, and lighter at the ends, with a lot of lighter pieces around the face. It can be very drastic or subtle, depending on you skin tone or bravery. It’s a very grown out, carefree, low maintenance look.
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It seems everyone in Hollywood is jumping on the ombre bandwagon.
Ponytails are still very popular. Many were seen during New York Fashion Week 2010 (just last September). A great thing about the ponytail is that it can be tailored to suit you, your life style and where you are taking it. Here’s some tips to make your best ponytail:
1. Hair bands must be hidden. Wrap a small section of hair around the base of your ponytail and secure with a pin to keep everything concealed.
2. A tight-to-the-head finish looks too… tight. I’d recommend keeping your hair loose and playful.
3. Keep it girly and relaxed by pulling out a few random strands and fly-aways.
4. To make it look more Bardot-glamorous, just backcomb the crown slightly.
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