my regular hair color is medium brown. Its semi long, and i wanted to go to a stylist and have black tones spread through out my hair, like under tones, streaks. how do you think that would look on a guy? also im going to be a professional cellist/classical music preformer, would that hair style interfear and make me look unprofessional? and how do i explain what i want to a stylist? are there any pictures i could show them to give them an idea?
Black tones in brown hair?
It is called lowlighting and it adds depth to your natural hair color. It depends on how light your natural hair color is, but if it isn't very dark I would have to say don't go with the black lowlights. You can go with a very dark brown though and it would look really nice.
It is really the opposite of highlighting. It adds color to your hair rather than removing pigment to make it lighter. It is done with the same procedure as highlights. The lowlights can be painted on freehand, done with foils or shells or the stylist can pull the hairs she wants to lowlight through a "frosting cap". I wouldn't recommend the cap really, it hurts and doesn't look as natural as a foil highlight/lowlight.
You could also opt for a combo highlight/lowlight procedure. Some strands would be lightened and others darkened, all mixed in with your natural haircolor. That can also look quite stunning.
If done correctly none of this should make you look unprofessional. I just wouldn't go with absolutely black lowlights, in most cases true black hair looks unnatural except for on the people who are born with it.
Black tones in brown hair?
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Black tones in brown hair?
Very Bad... ur natural color is gud dear
Black tones in brown hair?
i think if you went for black tones make them thiner streaks, i feel due to your job that maybe golden blonde straks would look softer and more mature, hope what ever you do looks good and good luck with the music!
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