Celebrity hairdresser named the hair color that makes a woman look slimmer and younger
In the pursuit of youthfulness and slimness, beauties resort to various methods: makeup contouring, cosmetic procedures, and various haircuts. However, there is another, simpler way to emphasize natural beauty and hide structural imperfections of the skin and face oval - hair coloring.
Celebrity stylist and hairdresser Jay Birmingham told The Sun about this. According to him, the right choice of shades on the hair directly affects the appearance (to see the photo, scroll to the bottom of the page).
"Contouring means using light and shadow to highlight some parts of the face (by brightening them) and make others less visible (by darkening them). Using this concept as a basis for hair coloring can help you highlight your cheekbones and make your face look thinner," the stylist shared.
To successfully apply this technique, he advised choosing one color palette, in which to choose darker and lighter shades and distribute them evenly on the strands.
To successfully apply this technique, he advised choosing one color palette
For example, lovers of cold blonde are advised to make a smooth transition to the same cold undertone, but in a darker color, and beauties with a warm shade are advised to pay attention to "warm chestnut."
"To make your face look thinner, place the darkest strands next to it. This will emphasize the cheekbones and jawline, giving the face oval additional structure. If you're worried about a too wide forehead, dye your roots and bangs dark, and make the ends of your hair as light as possible," said Jay Birmingham.
Fans of cold blonde are advised to make a smooth transition to the same cold undertone
Such techniques are not new in the fashion world. The most famous coloring among them is balayage, when the shades smoothly shimmer together. A nice bonus of this coloring is visually thicker hair and a "fresh" appearance.
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