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These blushed tones are a great way to add some red dynamism to your hue, without giving up the blonde base. The muted warmth of soft, pastel peaches sparkles like a champagne cocktail, adding fizz and pop to any look. For anyone that wants to attain a similar shade, think about soft copper, dusky pink, vanilla blonde, as well as pastel peach –– anything pale, delicate, airy and light will maintain the ethereal, spring feeling. For further insights, click style notes. –– Ashley Kowalsky
Metallic tones lend an otherworldly, moonlit shimmer to brunette bases. This color is fashion-forward but subtle, creating a minimal, contemporary statement. Dark shades often come in warm tones, and for good reason: gold and red undertones reflect light, and keep dark hair from looking flat. Nevertheless, cool tones of deeper shades are elegant, luxurious, and should not to be overlooked. Ash hues tend to look darker, so colorists should formulate color slightly lighter than the desired result. This will keep the tone luminous. For the full, professional formulation, with application tips, click style notes –– Laura Martin
One of the best things about living in the Big Apple is the inspiring array of great hairstyles we see on the street everyday. From wonderful natural textures to avant-garde and stylistic looks, the entrepreneurial spirit of New Yorkers means that, rather than just translating trends from the runway, they make more than a few of their own. So we’ve decided to start noting a few styles found on the street; and we’re starting with the return of pastel-gelato hair color for 2013. Here, the girl’s artfully deconstructed long strands are painted in an imperfectly (yet perfectly) washed out pastel pink. Worn with a bruisers jacket, she keeps it street tough, not barbie doll. And that’s the trick for spring: If you want to continue the candy-coat hair color trend of 2012, stay away from the airy-fairy; go, instead, to the wrong side of the tracks with artfully disheveled and shabby chic looks. For tips on attaining and maintaining similar fashion, click style notes.
Although multi-tonal, ombre, and dip-dye colors remain fashionable and fun, this spring season will see the return of solid blocks of hair color. If this sounds good to you, and if your skin is quite pale, a rustic copper could be just the ticket. If you like this idea, but feel the vivid tone isn’t right for you, talk to your colorist about similar hues that can match your eye color, wardrobe, and makeup. For tips on achieving and maintaing vibrant red-brown tones, click style notes.
As a fashion, beauty, and style icon, it’s hard to take eyes of Olivia Wilde. Wearing a shoulder-grazing layer shape with an inventive use of the center-part, she creates a classic face-frame for her strong jaw-line and mischievous, naughty eyes. But the real star of her crowning glory is the ombre. Some say the trend is tired; but it’s really only the most outlandish ombre looks that should be avoided; subtle versions are fashionable, cool, and look great. Graduating from mocha to caramel on the tips, Olivia’s style is a great way to spotlight the alluring tousle and flow that is dancing around her shoulders. For tips and tricks, click style notes.
