Hair by Candace

Leaving depth at the root blended into dimensional blonde into brighter ends will always give longevity in your color and grow out the most seamless

This doesn’t mean no maintenance, any time you change your natural color there’s going to be maintenance to keep it looking the best. Some looks offer more time between salon visits

Traditional highlight - A classic highlight technique that never goes out of style. This method adds brightness from roots to ends.

A reverse balayage can add as much or as little dimension as you prefer. I often recommend starting subtle depending on your current lightness. It’s a service that’s easily reversible if you want to go lighter for spring or summer.

Taking high maintenance blonde to lower maintenance with a reverse balayage technique.
It’s my favorite thing to do in the salon

I often mention dimensional color, but what's the real meaning behind it?

Dimensional color refers to the combination of light and dark shades, which can range from high contrast to low contrast.

Personally, I'm drawn to moderate shifts in dimension - a noticeable transition from light to dark without being overly dramatic or high maintenance, unlike platinum or silver with a black root, which can be challenging to achieve and harder to maintain.

What's your take on dimensional color?