Cooler shades were definitely on trend during the cold months, but the warmer weather is giving us an excellent reason to warm up our hair color too!

Golden Hour Balayage

One of the best things about summer is its long days. There’s nothing quite like finishing work while it’s still light out and getting to enjoy the sunset (perhaps with a cocktail in hand). This look is inspired by that golden light that envelopes everything just before the sun goes down and makes the world seem more magical.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Irene balayage ~ hairstyle (@irene.does.hair)

Metallic Rose

Metallic rose is rose gold’s cooler older cousin. Blonde undertones with a pastel-pink colored toner are used to achieve this effect and to say that we’re drawn to it like a magnet is an understatement!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Paco Latorre (@pacolatorre)

Brunette Balayage

Who said blondes get to have all the fun? Balayage was all the rage last season and it’s definitely continuing into summer. For brunettes who enjoy their dark tresses, that doesn’t mean they have to miss out on the trend. Keeping highlights in the caramel and chestnut family will make sure the light is reflected at every angle.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Lorena Castro-Balayage Expert (@lorenhairstylist)

The post These Gorgeous Hair Colors Will Get You in the Mood for Summer appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Use Dandruff Shampoo

One of the things that strip color fastest out of colored hair is using harsh shampoos laden with chemicals, which is why so many dye fans like to use natural shampoos. But if you’re actually looking to get your color to fade, using a harsh shampoo like a dandruff shampoo (with hot water!) will definitely speed up the process.

Go to the Beach

Two more enemies of colored hair? Sun and sea. So if you want to get your color to go away, why not go enjoy a day at the beach? You’ll come back with noticeably lighter hair.

Use a Color Remover

If all else fails, there are products you can use that are actually made specifically to remove hair color. And if you don’t want to try any of those, you can put one together yourself using ingredients like baking soda and dish soap.

The post How to Fade a Hair Color You’re Tired Of appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

That being said, this is one color you may want to keep for a while. That’s right, mauve hair is drop-dead gorgeous, especially for fall and winter. The dusty pinkish purplish shade is flattering on most skin tones and has plenty of depth to it that makes it a bit more mature than a cotton candy pink or bright purple.

One of the best parts of this shade is that it’s so customizable. You can take it more to the brown and natural side or lean into the playful nature of the color.

So if you’re looking for the next color to dye your hair, you may have just found it. Great for virgin hair and color pros alike, this one is a head-turner.

The post Mauve Hair is Your New Color Crush appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

If you don’t like the color, tell your stylist while you’re still in the salon so they can get the chance to fix it. Your stylist would rather you tell them that you don’t like the color than for you to be unhappy and to tell your friends you didn’t like their work.

For haircuts, let your stylist know how short you want your hair before they even pick up the scissors. Bringing pictures is always a good idea for a frame of reference. If you’re not happy after the cut is complete, you should definitely say something so they can correct it or avoid making the same mistake for your next appointment.

For situations when your hair color looks different after you leave the salon, like after washing it, if it happens within a week or two of visiting the salon, you should let your stylist know so they can make adjustments to your cut or color.

Whatever you do, don’t try and fix your haircut or color at home! This makes it harder for any stylist to correct the errors and it will be much more expensive to do so.

The post How to Tell Your Stylist That You Don’t Like You Haircut or Color appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Know Your Limits

When coloring your hair at home, it’s best to stick to colors close to your natural color, within two levels of your hair color. You can go two shades lighter or two shades darker, but anything other than that will look extreme. Also, bear in mind your skin tone as cooler complexions look better with cooler-toned hair color and vice versa.

Set Realistic Expectations

Before dying your hair, it’s important to keep in mind that it probably won’t end up looking like the model’s hair on the box because they probably didn’t use the product to begin with.

Follow the Directions

Make sure you read over the instructions and that you follow them because each box dye is a bit different and companies are constantly changing formulas.

Leave Highlights to Professionals

Although there are many at-home highlighting kits available, don’t highlight your own hair as you could seriously damage it or end up with a color you don’t like.

The post Tips For Coloring Your Hair at Home appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Skipping Purple Shampoo

Purple shampoo is a great way to keep your blonde colored hair blonde and prevent that brassy look. It’s a very essential tip every blonde has to know, which will both save you time and money.

Dark To Light

The secret behind going from very dark to very light is to be very patient. You can’t go from black to blonde overnight. That process requires time and be prepared for slight damage even if done by professionals.

Towel

Scrubbing and harshly going over wet hair with your towel can make the color fade away faster. After the shower just lightly tap the hair to dry it out.

Not Protecting Your Hair During Summer

Sun rays can easily damage your hair, so during summer, you need to be even more protective if your main has been treated with a hair dye. If you regularly use pools the chlorine can also cause a change in the color, make it look dry and lifeless.

The post Avoid These Huge Colored Hair Mistakes appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Dusty Lilac

This gray purple hair color is a muted take on lilac and is great if you’re still not ready for a drastic change. This lavender shade is so special and it can easily be applied with the balayage technique.

Silver Lilac

Two perfect shades, platinum blonde and lilac, are combined in this dreamy hair color. You can keep that gorgeous silver hue and add a touch of lilac color for a perfect look.

Vibrant Lilac

Do you remember Kylie Jenner’s look from the 2019 Met Gala? You probably do because this mesmerizing vibrant lilac is so hard to forget.

Highlights

If you don’t want to choose only one shade of this color, you can always combine a few of them and get these gorgeous highlights that’ll certainly stand out.

The post Lilac Hair is the Newest Trend and It’s So Dreamy appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Those will forever hold a place in our inner scene-kid phases. These vibrant Manic Panic semi-permanent hair dyes will make you want to mix and match different colors according to your vibe.

Atomic Turquoise

We’re getting a Ramona Flowers vibe from this lady.

Psychadelic Sunset

We almost thought this was Leelo from the Fifth Element’s long lost sister.

Virgin Snow

Elsa is that you?!

Cotton Candy

This hair color is almost good enough to eat.

The post Vibrant, Manic Panic Hair Dyes appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

The very vibrant and beautiful hue is ideal for all redheads who need a breath of fresh air. Forget about dull orange, red, or copper. This new trend brings a new dimension to summer tones for your mane.

There have been so many amazing hair colors inspired by desserts so far, but this one might be the coolest ever. Chad Kenyon is the hair colorist who first introduced peach cobbler hair.

“My client asked me to richen up her hair color once again with warm golds and coppers, but this time I first painted vanilla bean ice-creamy blonde dimension throughout her hair by balayaging and strobing. I then painted a soft shadow-root, lowlights, and a global-gloss (all over) with varying nutmeg-infused peach tones.”- Kenyon told Allure.

Ladies with red hair don’t always have too many options when it comes to summer hues, so this one definitely comes at the right time. Going brighter is dangerous, but thanks to the peach cobbler technique you can be sure that you’ll have an on-trend hair dye.

The post Make Summer More Interesting With Peach Cobbler Hair appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Holographic Opal

Holographic opal dyes are the ideal change you need for summer. If you are a huge fan of hair changes you have to check this one out. It’s so eye-catching that everyone wants to get it, but not many are bold enough.

Pastel Opal

Opal hair is most commonly associated with soft, feminine pastel hues. You don’t even have to choose, simply get them all. Pink, purple, blue, mint, light yellow are the prettiest tones for this trend.

Pearly Opal

When you are not ready for a dramatic change, this hairdo is what you should ask for. The opal finish is very subtle but still includes that high shine as a finish.

Vibrant Opal

If soft shades are not your thing, amp them up on the scale and opt for a more vivid finish.

The post Opal Hair is the Most Mesmerizing Color Trend On Instagram appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Cooler shades were definitely on trend during the cold months, but the warmer weather is giving us an excellent reason to warm up our hair color too!

Golden Hour Balayage

One of the best things about summer is its long days. There’s nothing quite like finishing work while it’s still light out and getting to enjoy the sunset (perhaps with a cocktail in hand). This look is inspired by that golden light that envelopes everything just before the sun goes down and makes the world seem more magical.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Irene balayage ~ hairstyle (@irene.does.hair)

Metallic Rose

Metallic rose is rose gold’s cooler older cousin. Blonde undertones with a pastel-pink colored toner are used to achieve this effect and to say that we’re drawn to it like a magnet is an understatement!

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Paco Latorre (@pacolatorre)

Brunette Balayage

Who said blondes get to have all the fun? Balayage was all the rage last season and it’s definitely continuing into summer. For brunettes who enjoy their dark tresses, that doesn’t mean they have to miss out on the trend. Keeping highlights in the caramel and chestnut family will make sure the light is reflected at every angle.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Lorena Castro-Balayage Expert (@lorenhairstylist)

The post These Gorgeous Hair Colors Will Get You in the Mood for Summer appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Use Dandruff Shampoo

One of the things that strip color fastest out of colored hair is using harsh shampoos laden with chemicals, which is why so many dye fans like to use natural shampoos. But if you’re actually looking to get your color to fade, using a harsh shampoo like a dandruff shampoo (with hot water!) will definitely speed up the process.

Go to the Beach

Two more enemies of colored hair? Sun and sea. So if you want to get your color to go away, why not go enjoy a day at the beach? You’ll come back with noticeably lighter hair.

Use a Color Remover

If all else fails, there are products you can use that are actually made specifically to remove hair color. And if you don’t want to try any of those, you can put one together yourself using ingredients like baking soda and dish soap.

The post How to Fade a Hair Color You’re Tired Of appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

That being said, this is one color you may want to keep for a while. That’s right, mauve hair is drop-dead gorgeous, especially for fall and winter. The dusty pinkish purplish shade is flattering on most skin tones and has plenty of depth to it that makes it a bit more mature than a cotton candy pink or bright purple.

One of the best parts of this shade is that it’s so customizable. You can take it more to the brown and natural side or lean into the playful nature of the color.

So if you’re looking for the next color to dye your hair, you may have just found it. Great for virgin hair and color pros alike, this one is a head-turner.

The post Mauve Hair is Your New Color Crush appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

If you don’t like the color, tell your stylist while you’re still in the salon so they can get the chance to fix it. Your stylist would rather you tell them that you don’t like the color than for you to be unhappy and to tell your friends you didn’t like their work.

For haircuts, let your stylist know how short you want your hair before they even pick up the scissors. Bringing pictures is always a good idea for a frame of reference. If you’re not happy after the cut is complete, you should definitely say something so they can correct it or avoid making the same mistake for your next appointment.

For situations when your hair color looks different after you leave the salon, like after washing it, if it happens within a week or two of visiting the salon, you should let your stylist know so they can make adjustments to your cut or color.

Whatever you do, don’t try and fix your haircut or color at home! This makes it harder for any stylist to correct the errors and it will be much more expensive to do so.

The post How to Tell Your Stylist That You Don’t Like You Haircut or Color appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Know Your Limits

When coloring your hair at home, it’s best to stick to colors close to your natural color, within two levels of your hair color. You can go two shades lighter or two shades darker, but anything other than that will look extreme. Also, bear in mind your skin tone as cooler complexions look better with cooler-toned hair color and vice versa.

Set Realistic Expectations

Before dying your hair, it’s important to keep in mind that it probably won’t end up looking like the model’s hair on the box because they probably didn’t use the product to begin with.

Follow the Directions

Make sure you read over the instructions and that you follow them because each box dye is a bit different and companies are constantly changing formulas.

Leave Highlights to Professionals

Although there are many at-home highlighting kits available, don’t highlight your own hair as you could seriously damage it or end up with a color you don’t like.

The post Tips For Coloring Your Hair at Home appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Skipping Purple Shampoo

Purple shampoo is a great way to keep your blonde colored hair blonde and prevent that brassy look. It’s a very essential tip every blonde has to know, which will both save you time and money.

Dark To Light

The secret behind going from very dark to very light is to be very patient. You can’t go from black to blonde overnight. That process requires time and be prepared for slight damage even if done by professionals.

Towel

Scrubbing and harshly going over wet hair with your towel can make the color fade away faster. After the shower just lightly tap the hair to dry it out.

Not Protecting Your Hair During Summer

Sun rays can easily damage your hair, so during summer, you need to be even more protective if your main has been treated with a hair dye. If you regularly use pools the chlorine can also cause a change in the color, make it look dry and lifeless.

The post Avoid These Huge Colored Hair Mistakes appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Dusty Lilac

This gray purple hair color is a muted take on lilac and is great if you’re still not ready for a drastic change. This lavender shade is so special and it can easily be applied with the balayage technique.

Silver Lilac

Two perfect shades, platinum blonde and lilac, are combined in this dreamy hair color. You can keep that gorgeous silver hue and add a touch of lilac color for a perfect look.

Vibrant Lilac

Do you remember Kylie Jenner’s look from the 2019 Met Gala? You probably do because this mesmerizing vibrant lilac is so hard to forget.

Highlights

If you don’t want to choose only one shade of this color, you can always combine a few of them and get these gorgeous highlights that’ll certainly stand out.

The post Lilac Hair is the Newest Trend and It’s So Dreamy appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Those will forever hold a place in our inner scene-kid phases. These vibrant Manic Panic semi-permanent hair dyes will make you want to mix and match different colors according to your vibe.

Atomic Turquoise

We’re getting a Ramona Flowers vibe from this lady.

Psychadelic Sunset

We almost thought this was Leelo from the Fifth Element’s long lost sister.

Virgin Snow

Elsa is that you?!

Cotton Candy

This hair color is almost good enough to eat.

The post Vibrant, Manic Panic Hair Dyes appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

The very vibrant and beautiful hue is ideal for all redheads who need a breath of fresh air. Forget about dull orange, red, or copper. This new trend brings a new dimension to summer tones for your mane.

There have been so many amazing hair colors inspired by desserts so far, but this one might be the coolest ever. Chad Kenyon is the hair colorist who first introduced peach cobbler hair.

“My client asked me to richen up her hair color once again with warm golds and coppers, but this time I first painted vanilla bean ice-creamy blonde dimension throughout her hair by balayaging and strobing. I then painted a soft shadow-root, lowlights, and a global-gloss (all over) with varying nutmeg-infused peach tones.”- Kenyon told Allure.

Ladies with red hair don’t always have too many options when it comes to summer hues, so this one definitely comes at the right time. Going brighter is dangerous, but thanks to the peach cobbler technique you can be sure that you’ll have an on-trend hair dye.

The post Make Summer More Interesting With Peach Cobbler Hair appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Holographic Opal

Holographic opal dyes are the ideal change you need for summer. If you are a huge fan of hair changes you have to check this one out. It’s so eye-catching that everyone wants to get it, but not many are bold enough.

Pastel Opal

Opal hair is most commonly associated with soft, feminine pastel hues. You don’t even have to choose, simply get them all. Pink, purple, blue, mint, light yellow are the prettiest tones for this trend.

Pearly Opal

When you are not ready for a dramatic change, this hairdo is what you should ask for. The opal finish is very subtle but still includes that high shine as a finish.

Vibrant Opal

If soft shades are not your thing, amp them up on the scale and opt for a more vivid finish.

The post Opal Hair is the Most Mesmerizing Color Trend On Instagram appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.