![]() ![]() Once hair is highlighted, it’s toned one more time to give your strands a cool-toned, subdued blend of color. Rather than creating golden blonde streaks as you would with traditional balayage, this technique involves lightening strategically-placed strands for ashy, subtle and natural-looking highlights. Black Hair With Cool-Toned, Ashy BalayageĪnother hair color idea practically made for people with dark brown or black hair is cool-toned balayage. We recommend heading to the salon to get caramel balayage but the good thing is, this lived-in color grows beautifully and doesn’t require routine touch-ups like traditional highlights.Ĩ. We particularly love this pairing when done with the balayage highlighting technique, as it places caramel highlights throughout the hair for beautiful dimension without an overly stark contrast. For a sweet touch, give caramel highlights on black hair a try. Playing with various undertones is a great way to add an eye-catching element to your hair color. Head to the salon to get navy blue ribbons of color added to your tresses or DIY the look with the L’Oréal Paris Féria Midnight Bold Multi-Faceted Permanent Hair Color in Cosmic Azure. ![]() Plus, the result rivals a gorgeous blue-black hair color with a glossy, luminous finish. While navy blue is a unique, fun hair color to experiment with, it’s not a major contrast from black hair, making it a great choice if you’re looking for something muted. If you want to get it at home, try the L’Oréal Paris Féria Multi-Faceted Shimmering Permanent Hair Color in Rich Mahogany.Īnother subtle highlight option for black hair is navy blue highlights. ![]() As one of the year’s hottest colors, it looks amazing when incorporated with black hair to create a deep, rich hair color. It’s clear that anything that resembles a copper, mahogany or auburn hair color is having a moment. Of course, you can go lighter on the brown spectrum, just keep in mind that the more contrasting the color combo is, the less natural and sun-kissed the end result will look. The trick to achieving beautiful black hair with sun-kissed-looking brown highlights is to opt for chocolate tones that will closely resemble the way the sun would naturally lighten dark hair. If the sun-kissed brunette hair flooding your timeline has you envious, get in on the look with gorgeous, chocolate brown highlights. Black Hair With Chocolate Brown Highlights On the other hand, if you’re confident in your hair dyeing skills and want to DIY your platinum blonde highlights, reach for a hair color bleach like the L’Oréal Paris Féria Hyper Platinum Advanced Lightening System Bleach in Hyper Platinum.Ĥ. Since this hair color requires bleach, it may be best to leave it to the experts. Pairing your jet black strands with platinum highlights will create a bold contrast, giving your hair extreme dimension. If you want to give your black strands a grungy twist, platinum blonde highlights are sure to do the trick. Black Hair With Platinum Blonde Highlights If you want to test out cherry red highlights before you head to the salon, pick up the L’Oréal Paris Colorista Hair Makeup Temporary 1-Day Hair Color Spray in Red.ģ. This technique not only looks less chunky than traditional highlights, but it’s much less maintenance. If you want the deep red highlights to blend seamlessly with your black hair, look for a colorist who specializes in the balayage technique to subtly brush on vibrant hints of crimson color. The combination of black and deep cherry offers a playful, cherry cola-inspired hair color. If not, they’re totally achievable with bleach and permanent dye or with a temporary hair color spray like the L’Oréal Paris Colorista Hair Makeup Temporary 1-Day Hair Color Spray in Silver. Besides giving your black strands a vibrant, metallic pop of color, silver highlights are a great option if you’re already going gray. Gone are the days when silver and gray strands were something to stress about. ![]()
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