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If you’re interested in trying out this trendy style yourself but aren’t sure where to start, it’s best if you get professional help from someone who knows what they’re doing. You may be surprised at how easy it can be; many salons offer special services like this one because they know how popular silver/grey styles are becoming among their customers!

Blue/Purple Hues

You may be wondering what the difference is between blue and purple. Well, it’s pretty simple: Blue hues are more on the cool side, while purples are warmer.

So if you’re looking to stand out in a crowd (and who isn’t?), this trend is for you! Not only does it look great on all skin tones but also it’s bold and fun–the perfect way to express yourself through your hair color!

Ombre Color

Ombre is a color technique where the ends of your hair are darker than the roots. It’s a great way to give yourself an instant update, and can be done with any length of hair. To get this look at home, we recommend using R+Co’s High Dive line of products–it will keep your color bright while also protecting your strands from damage caused by heat styling tools like curling irons and blow dryers.

When it comes time for maintenance (which should be every four weeks), simply book another appointment with us! If you’re afraid of making mistakes when doing it yourself at home, don’t worry–we’ll teach you everything you need to know about maintaining those beautiful vibrancy levels between appointments so that no one but us will know how much work goes into keeping them looking fresh all season long…

Burgundy Highlights

Burgundy Highlights

If you’re looking for a new hair color, consider burgundy highlights. Burgundy is becoming increasingly popular among women with brown and black hair. The best part about this trend is that it’s a simple process that requires very little upkeep once it’s done! Here are some tips on how to get the look:

Choose the Right Hair Color: If you have dark brown or black hair, opt for a shade of burgundy that has less red in it than other shades would have. For example, if someone had jet black hair with lots of natural red tones already present in their strands then they’d probably want something closer to true red rather than cherrywood (which looks more like dark mahogany). If none of these options sound right then go with something lighter like chestnut brown instead; this color will complement most complexions well while still providing depth without being overwhelming–and because it doesn’t contain as much warmth compared against other hues like maroon or purple hues do there won’t be any harsh contrast between them either!

Black Roots and Blonde Balayage

Balayage is a French word meaning “to sweep.” It’s a form of hair coloring in which paint is applied to the hair using freehand painting techniques. The result looks natural and sun-kissed, as if it were all one color.

Balayage was originally used for highlighting the ends of someone’s hair with a darker shade than their base color; however, balayage has evolved over time to include different variations such as ombre (where your roots are darker than your ends) or ombré (where both root-to-tip colors are blended together).

Red Highlights on Natural Hair

Red highlights on natural hair is a great way to add some color to your natural hair. It’s also great for people with darker skin tones, as red highlights help brighten up the face and make it appear less dull. If you’re looking for something fun and different without making too big of a commitment, red highlights are an excellent option!

You should try these new trends.

These are all new trends that are popular, but not too popular. They are easy to do and won’t cost you too much money. You can try them at home!

Conclusion

We hope you enjoyed this list of new hair colors and styles to try. If you have any questions about your own hair, please feel free to reach out!