You can choose subtle or bold ash-brown streaks based on your preference. The ash tones complement blonde hair beautifully.
They give your hair a natural, multi-dimensional look. Ask your stylist about ash-brown streaks for a fresh update on your blonde style.
3: Subtle Milk Chocolate
Subtle milk chocolate lowlights add warmth to blonde hair. This soft, natural-looking blend creates depth without overwhelming your blonde base.
You’ll get a sun-kissed effect that brightens your complexion. Ask your stylist to weave in thin strands of light brown.
This technique gives dimension while keeping your overall look blonde. The result is effortless and flattering.
4: Copper Lowlights
Copper lowlights add warmth and depth to blonde hair. They create a rich, multi-dimensional look that’s perfect for fall.
You can choose subtle copper tones for a natural effect or go bolder for more contrast. This color combo works well with many skin tones.
5: Chestnut Balayage
Chestnut balayage adds warmth to blonde hair. This technique blends chestnut brown tones with your blonde base.
