So, if your hair is naturally dark and you want highlights, a permanent product will work best. “It’s worth noting, however, that semi-permanent color adds tone, color and shine-but is unable to lift hair lighter,” adds Acott. Unlike permanent hair dye, semi-permanent is non-damaging and doesn’t contain ammonia or peroxide. Semi-permanent vs permanent: “Many clients are keen to experiment with semi-permanent color as it allows you to try different shades without the commitment of a permanent color,” says Sam Acott, master colourist at Josh Wood.All-over reflective glazes or color-enhancing masks that focus on condition are good alternatives. “Ammonia-free has less chemicals so is less likely to cause as much breakage and low peroxide allows for a longer lift,” continues Dixon. If your hair is on the fragile side, “use something ammonia-free and low peroxide,” advises Francesca Dixon, colour director at Hari’s Salon. Hair health: If there's one thing we all want, it's hair health.Type of highlights: There are different types of looks to consider here-with traditional highlights, a money piece, balayage, and ombré the most popular-only a few brands offer a specialized highlighting kit, some are created with ombre or balayage in mind and modern box dyes can be used to create highlight-like multi-tonal shades within your hair.Instead, you could consider creating a statement 'money piece' (contrasting strands around the face) or adding warm or cool tones over the top of your natural color for a light-reflecting look.
Those with very dark or black hair will know that nothing does the job except bleach, which is best in the hands of the pros. Natural color: It's a good idea not to stray too far from your base color when coloring at home and most of the best home highlight kits are for blonde or light brunette hair only.
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