[Want both beautiful hair color and style at the same time?] Swipe for ➡️ ➡️ tone ➡️ 1) The sense of lines has replaced traditional flat highlighting techniques. The combination of highlights and shadowing shifts attention away from new hair growth, cheekbones, and facial features, instead outlining a diamond-shaped face. 💎 This technique can also lighten the entire hairstyle with just 18 sections of highlights, avoiding the need to bleach over 50% of the hair. 💡 2) Insider Tips: - Ash Tones 🤍 Asian hair contains too much red pigment, which can turn orange after fading. Bleaching removes the red pigment, allowing for ash tone colors that don’t overpower the natural complexion. Base colors like graphite gray, coffee, or cool brown, combined with highlights, create a sophisticated look! - "Pudding Head" 🍘 Newly grown black hair has a cool tone, which clashes with the warm orange tones of faded hair. To avoid this, the roots should be dyed a deep ash brown and blended gradually with the ends to eliminate any harsh lines. - Muddy Hair Color 🤮 Ash tones, which are popular recently, have a blue base. If the hair isn’t bleached enough, it can appear orange or yellow, and mixing with blue tones results in a dirty green color. Instead of aiming for pure gray, opt for light ash brown or beige tones for a cleaner look. 3) - Bangs 🌊 are particularly flattering for Asians as they help elongate the face, cover wide foreheads, soften cheekbones, and create a slimmer appearance while adding style. - Face-framing layers add volume to the crown and sides while maintaining length and thickness, making styling easier. - Curved cutting techniques reduce the harshness of hairstyles, adding fullness at the front and length at the back for a more beautiful look. Feel free to inquire 🔍, comment 🗣, share 👥, and follow 🙏🏻 by ↩️ @jimtsehair @kim_2046 @hair.corner If you want to learn more about hairstyles and trends, remember to follow my professional page! . . . . . .