Ask for concentrated color just on the front sections that frame your face.
Keep the rest of your hair your natural color or with subtle highlights for contrast.
This focal point creates a dramatic impact while requiring less overall processing and maintenance.
6: Cherry Ribbon Highlights
Weave thin ribbons of cherry cola throughout your hair for subtle, natural-looking dimension. This delicate technique adds movement without obvious stripes.
Request fine, hand-painted highlights in varying widths for the most natural effect.
The random placement mimics how hair naturally lightens in the sun.
Style with a curling wand to showcase how the ribbons of color catch the light as you move.
7: Cherry Cola Babylights
Add a delicate dimension with ultra-fine babylights in cherry cola tones. This technique creates natural-looking brightness throughout your hair.
These pin-thin highlights mimic the natural hair lightening that occurs in childhood.
Request varying cherry tones from subtle auburn to deeper burgundy for maximum dimension.
The fine application ensures no harsh lines or obvious grow-out, making this a low-maintenance option.
8: Cherry Chocolate Balayage
Blend rich chocolate brown with cherry cola tones for a sophisticated, multidimensional look. This combination creates depth that appears different in various lighting.
Ask for a chocolate brown base with cherry highlights concentrated at the mid-lengths and ends.
The warm undertones complement each other beautifully for a cohesive yet dimensional result.
This pairing works particularly well for those with warm or olive skin tones.
9: Cherry Cola Root Smudge
Create depth and dimension with a cherry cola root smudge that transitions into lighter ends. This technique adds rich color at your roots that gradually fades.
Request deeper burgundy tones at your roots, blending into lighter cherry or caramel ends.
This reverse approach creates a sophisticated dimension while being incredibly low-maintenance.
The darker roots mean less obvious grow-out, extending the time between salon visits.
10: Cherry Velvet Balayage
Add rich, deep cherry tones throughout dark hair for a subtle hint of red that appears almost black indoors but reveals its burgundy character in sunlight.
Ask for deep cherry-burgundy tones that are just 1-2 levels lighter than your natural dark hair.
The subtle color difference creates a sophisticated dimension that doesn’t look obviously dyed.
This rich, velvety finish adds depth and interest to otherwise one-dimensional dark hair.
11: Cherry Cola Peekaboo
Hide vibrant cherry panels underneath your top layer of hair for a surprising pop of color that’s revealed with movement.
