How Do You Use Two-Tone Highlights To Add Volume To Flat Hair?
Flat hair can appear lifeless and become quite frustrating in the face of all the beautiful voluminous hair you see on television or in magazines. There is hope, however, since you can use carefully placed two-tone highlights to add volume to flat hair. If done properly, your hair will appear fuller and more luxurious than it did before. Select two-tone highlight colors that are relatively close to your natural hair color. The general rule is to go for highlights about three shades darker and three shades lighter for a regular two-tone highlight treatment, but in order to add volume to your flat hair with highlights, you’ll want to go no darker or lighter than two shades instead. This allows your highlights to look even fuller as your hair grows out since it will continue to blend into your roots. Use one color of your two-tone highlights that is close to the color of your scalp, or choose both colors based on your skin color instead of your hair color. This gives the illusion of volum
