How Do You Add Lowlights To Blonde Hair?
Lowlights, the opposite of highlights, give the hair a slightly darker overall shade while adding texture and variety. Lowlights also help dyed blonde hair look more natural. With a few steps, you can apply lowlights at home. At a local beauty supply store, purchase hair dye that’s slightly darker than your current shade. Ask a worker to help you find the complementary toner. You can also purchase a hair dye kit from your local drugstore. To prevent stains, change into old clothes and put rags or newspaper over the surfaces surrounding the area where you will be dying your hair. Put on the rubber gloves to protect your hands. Measure the dye and toner, following the instructions on the bottle. Pour both into a bowl. Mix well for about 2 minutes. If you have a kit, follow the mixing directions on the accompanying instruction sheet. Section off the area of the hair you will be applying the lowlights to first. Typically, you’ll want to start with the bottom layers and clip the top 3/4 of
