In summer, our mood changes, so we want to renew ourselves or simply improve the color we wear. We like to be given preference, but we also choose options that are easy to maintain. Raquel Saiz, director of Salón Blue by Raquel Saiz, explains which shades are the most successful and why.
blondes that stand out
If you want to stand out, help yourself with a tone and technique that will help you achieve it. “Blonde shades are our favorite because they bring light to the face. A low-maintenance shape is the money piece, light blonde reflections like vanilla or sand only applied to the strands close to the face, so we ensure success and not The rest of the hair has to be touched, if that’s what we want. If not, we can be bold and add more blondes and avoid monocolor,” suggests Raquel Saiz of Salón Blue by Raquel Saiz from Torrelavega, Cantabria.
Give it color to forget to maintain it
For those who want to own the power of light but are lazy with touch-ups, there are low-maintenance shades. “Customers without gray hair come to the salon who want to wear color to stop dyeing themselves. It may seem contradictory, but it is not. For these cases, the balayage technique is most suitable, because with the growth it stays there just look good.To make it look even more natural, I recommend to apply the color freehand, and let the shadow root effect work and let the color melt, apply a dark tone and let it last long enough let it soak in,” advises Raquel Saiz of Salón Blue by Raquel Saiz from Torrelavega, Cantabria.
improve my color
Hispanic women tend to have a dark base, although maybe that’s why we’re so passionate about blondes. However, there are people who feel true to their color. “Brunettes who love their color can revitalize it by cleansing the darkest and most saturated pigment spots. This is achieved by combining the base with other shades such as copper, but also the fashionable brown or chocolate. We would do it with the technique freehand doesn’t do that. It’s more than freehand painting without touching the root and only on one side. That gives it the naturalness and choice of shades, the low maintenance,” explains Raquel Saiz out of Salón Blue by Raquel Saiz from Torrelavega, in Cantabria.
Hazelnut, the summer of chestnuts
The dark moons get positions and they do so with more and more vibrations. “The hazelnut or hazelnut shade is one of the shades of the moment. It can be worn with a carrot effect, nuanced with other lighter shades such as honey or cinnamon, or darker such as cocoa. Also in a monocolor version, the brightness will already be in charge have to give it all the light,” says Raquel Saiz of Salón Blue by Raquel Saiz from Torrelavega, Cantabria.
Achieving the desired blonde is sometimes a matter of patience
We need to understand our base color as the starting point and, as with any journey, the further away it is from the blonde we want, the more scales we have to make. “Sometimes the blonde we want is far from our base. In that case we will reach it after several sessions. It may sound very disappointing, but in social networks the real processes and results are not shown, filters are often used. it is true that in some cases it could be achieved in a single session but that would mean damaging the hair a lot, drying it out, making it brittle and making it too sensitive.By going step by step we can make it healthier and, therefore, more spectacular,” says Raquel Saiz of Salón Blue of Raquel Saiz from Torrelavega, in Cantabria.
Source: Marie Claire
