I have dark blonde hair and i'm getting highlights how much lighter than my hair should i get them?

Answer 1

Go for soft blonde or honey colored highlights. Basic rule of thumb is not more than 2 shades lighter than your own hair unless you want to look zebra-esque.

Answer 2

dont get them too light, because the really light highlights WILL frizz if not properly taken care of.
Try doing it two tones lighter, if you have dark blonde hair, then try a strawberry blonde shade, without the red.

try to match your eyebrows, or face shades.... if you're darker skin than your hair, definantly stay close to your natural hair color. if you're lighter, with darker hair, try to go pale. so yuo blend more naturally and be more radiant...

Answer 3

not to light and not to dark u could go to like walgreens and check the back of the box adn it usually tells u if u have blond hair how it turns out or itf u have brown hair or black hair or just call me :)

Answer 4

Highlights always nice for a couple weeks.

Just know that it is a thing that needs maintenance.

No one likes roots!!

Now, I do believe they have the the temporary hair dies... you should look into that if you like the low-maintenance.

Answer 5

Only about two shades lighter then your natural hair. You can use color instead of bleach to do them.

Answer 6

dont go too light... its always better to go 1 or 2 tomes lighter only... too big of a difference will make it look cheap and very 1990's. give it just a little difference, just for dimension and life... nothing too drastic.

Answer 7

Not too light, just enough to show a difference, if you go too light, you'll make yourself look old ladyish in some spots.

Answer 8

I agree. A little looks more natural.

Answer 9

is it out of a box, or from the salon?
i got mine from the salon..it was pretty.

Answer 10

a little