I fell in love with this dreamy peach-pink shade the second I saw it! It brings so much warmth to the face and feels both modern and romantic. The textured, shoulder-grazing lob is super easy to style with just a round brush and some texture spray, making it the ultimate cool-girl summer haircut. If you've been wanting to experiment with fun pastel tones without going too neon, this muted blush peach is definitely the shade to try!
How to do this
1. Start by lightening the hair to an even level 9 or 10 pale blonde canvas using the gentle lightening powder kit listed below.
2. Deposit an all-over custom mix of soft peach and pastel rose semi-permanent hair color using the pastel peach hair glaze listed below, letting it process until you achieve a dreamy, blush-apricot finish.
3. Rinse with cool water and lock in moisture with the color-protecting deep conditioning hair mask listed below.
4. Apply a pump of the lightweight volumizing root lifting mousse listed below through the roots and mid-lengths on towel-dried hair.
5. Blow dry with a large ceramic round brush, flipping the front section to a deep side part to create that effortless swooping volume across the face.
6. Finish with a few quick bends using a large curling wand, then mist with the dry texturizing and finishing spray listed below to add piecey, lived-in separation.
A wavy lob paired with warm rose gold ribbons is literally everything. It feels so effortless, cozy, and romantic, especially with that soft side part! Would you try adding a rosy tint to your brown hair this season?
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp hair with a lightweight styling mousse to build soft, touchable body, using the volumizing foam listed below.
2. Blow dry hair using a medium round ceramic brush, lifting at the roots around the crown and side parting to create natural height.
3. Mist all over with a thermal protectant spray using the heat protectant spray listed below to guard hair strands against heat damage.
4. Take vertical 1.5-inch sections with a 1.25-inch curling iron, leaving out the bottom half-inch of the ends to maintain that modern, relaxed lob shape.
5. Alternate curl directions away from and toward the face, but always curl the face-framing front strands away from the cheekbones.
6. Once fully cooled, finger-comb through the waves or brush lightly with a wide-tooth comb to blend the ribbon highlights.
7. Finish by spritzing a dry texturizing spray through the mid-lengths and ends using the texturizing finishing spray listed below for that lived-in, effortless bounce.
Short shaggy cuts have been everywhere lately, and this dusty mauve-kissed bixie is absolute perfection! The soft, piecey layers give that effortless 'woke up like this' texture without feeling unkempt, while the subtle muted violet-rose ribbons add just the right punch of color against dark espresso roots.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp hair with a lightweight styling mousse or heat protectant spray to protect strands and build natural grip.
2. Rough dry hair using a blow dryer with a diffuser or by gently scrunching with your fingers to encourage loose texture and natural volume around the crown.
3. Take small sections of hair through the crown and front using a 1-inch flat iron or curling wand to create subtle, tousled 'S' bends rather than polished curls.
4. For the fringe, lightly smooth downwards with a round brush or your fingertips, keeping the bangs separated and pieced out.
5. Work a dime-sized amount of the matte styling paste listed below between your palms and finger-comb through the layers, twisting ends slightly to define the shaggy tips.
6. Finish off by misting with the texturizing finishing spray listed below to lock in all-day volume and lived-in separation.
Are you completely obsessed with soft, muted pastel tones like I am?! I just had to share this gorgeous dusty rose gold wavy lob because it strikes the perfect balance between edgy and totally sophisticated! The deep espresso root melt makes growing it out super low-stress, while those soft mauve ribbons add the prettiest warmth around your face. You can style this straight for a sleek, chic edge or add relaxed bends like this for a lived-in everyday feel. It’s seriously such a fun way to try creative color without losing your natural elegance!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping damp, freshly washed hair with the lightweight heat protectant spray listed below to shield your delicate rose gold toner from heat fade.
2. Blow-dry using a medium ceramic round brush, lifting at the roots along a crisp center part to build natural body and smooth the hair cuticle.
3. Section hair into horizontal tiers and use the 1.25-inch curling iron listed below to create soft, modern waves. Wrap vertical 1-inch sections away from your face, leaving about an inch of the ends out for an effortless, undone lob look.
4. Allow the curls to cool completely, then gently rake through the waves with your fingers or the wide-tooth comb listed below to soften the bends into relaxed S-waves.
5. Mist mid-lengths through the ends with the dry texturizing spray listed below to add airy separation, grit, and volume.
6. Finish off by smoothing a drop of the nourishing hair oil listed below through the colored ends to enhance that glossy metallic rose gold sheen.
This is a go-to hairstyle if you want to switch up your look with a fun, romantic shade without feeling too dramatic. The lived-in waves give that effortless, airy vibe that lets the dusty rose tones catch every bit of light, whether you're strolling in the park or heading out for brunch.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, towel-dried hair with the heat protectant spray listed below to shield your delicate pastel strands from styling damage.
2. Blow-dry the hair using a medium round brush, lifting at the roots to create natural, airy body and volume around the crown.
3. Section the hair into horizontal tiers, starting from the nape of the neck up to the temples.
4. Take one- to two-inch vertical strands and wrap them loosely around the 1-inch curling wand listed below, alternating curling directions towards and away from the face to create organic, beachy waves.
5. Be sure to leave the last half-inch of the ends uncurled for that modern, lived-in lob finish.
6. Once the curls have completely cooled down, gently rake through them with your fingers or the wide-tooth comb listed below to break them up into soft, flowing S-waves.
7. Mist throughout with the dry texturizing spray listed below, scrunching lightly at the ends to add separation and dreamy, effortless fullness.
Pastel hair never fails to turn heads, and this dreamy blush pink bob is absolute perfection. Pairing a sharp blunt perimeter with soft, relaxed S-waves keeps the look fresh, modern, and completely effortless. If you want your short waves to look modern instead of overly styled, always leave the very ends uncurled and run a bit of texturizing spray through to break everything up!
How to do this
1. Start by bleaching the hair to an even, clean Level 10 platinum blonde base using the gentle hair lightener kit listed below.
2. Tone and deposit the pale blush shade using the pastel pink semi-permanent hair color listed below, allowing it to process evenly for a uniform candy-floss hue.
3. Cut the hair into a blunt, chin-to-jawline bob, adding microscopic interior texturizing at the tips to remove bulk while preserving a strong, crisp perimeter line.
4. Apply a dime-sized amount of the heat protectant cream listed below through damp hair and rough-dry using a paddle brush for smooth body.
5. Create relaxed, lived-in bends through the mid-lengths with a 1.25-inch curling iron listed below, alternating directions and leaving the bottom inch of ends straight.
6. Finish by misting the dry texturizing spray listed below throughout the waves and raking your fingers through to break up curls for an effortless, airy finish.
Can we just take a second to obsess over this dreamy pastel peach lob? I just had to include this look because it gives the ultimate soft, romantic fairy vibes without trying too hard! The collarbone-skimming blunt lob with gentle S-waves is so flattering and effortlessly chic. You can style it with a center part for that clean girl feel or flip it to the side for extra root volume. It's truly such a stunning, ethereal hair color moment to try when you want a magical seasonal refresh!
How to do this
1. Start by pre-lightening the hair evenly to a clean level 10 platinum blonde base using the bleach powder and developer listed below.
2. Tone and deposit the delicate color mixture by blending a pastel pink and pastel peach semi-permanent dye using the tint bowl and brush kit listed below.
3. Wash out with cool water and apply a color-safe acidic bonding treatment to lock in shine and seal the hair cuticle.
4. Prep damp hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray using the heat protectant spray listed below before blow-drying smooth with a medium round brush.
5. Create relaxed, loose bends around the mid-lengths leaving the ends straight using the 1.25-inch ceramic curling wand listed below.
6. Gently rake through the waves with your fingers and finish by misting a flexible texturizing mist using the dry texture finishing spray listed below to achieve that effortless, airy vibe.
I know pastel pink sounds like a bold move, but trust me, this dusty rose gold tone is unexpectedly soft and wearable! Paired with loose, effortless waves, it gives off the dreamiest romantic sunset vibes you could ever ask for.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with a lightweight heat protectant spray with argan oil listed below to shield strands from thermal styling.
2. Blow dry using a round ceramic brush to build soft volume at the roots and a smooth, silky foundation through the lengths.
3. Create a relaxed, slightly off-center side part using a rat tail comb.
4. Take 1.5-inch to 2-inch vertical sections and wrap them loosely around a 1.25-inch ceramic curling wand listed below, leaving the last inch of the ends out for an effortless, undone wave.
5. Gently direct the front face-framing sections away from the face to flatter cheekbones and jawline.
6. Once all curls have completely cooled, use a wide-tooth detangling comb listed below to gently rake through and blend the waves into seamless S-curves.
7. Finish by misting with a flexible hold hairspray listed below and raking through a drop of hair shine serum listed below for that dreamy, glossy pastel glow.
I'm totally obsessed with this look because it brings out such a playful, fun festival vibe without needing hours in front of the mirror. It keeps the hair pulled back from your face while still showing off your length and gorgeous pastel color. Perfect for concerts, summer days, or just when you want an extra dose of cute!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with a heat protectant spray with argan oil listed below to keep bleached pastel strands healthy and shielded from heat.
2. Use a large barrel ceramic curling iron listed below to wrap 1- to 2-inch sections away from your face, creating soft, loose lived-in waves throughout your hair.
3. Create a clean middle part down the center, leaving out a couple of soft tendrils on either side to flatter and frame your face.
4. Section off the top crown area into two equal sides, gather one side up towards the top of your head, and secure it into a tight mini ponytail using clear elastic hair ties listed below.
5. Twist the ponytail around its base to create a small, neat bun and pin it into place using matte bobby pins listed below, then repeat on the opposite side to complete your half-up space buns.
6. Lightly mist a dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and ends for that effortless, airy bounce, and gently pinch the buns to give them a fuller, cute shape.
Oh, this pink rocker shag, how totally obsessed am I! The edgy layers mixed with that dreamy soft baby pink hue are an absolute match made in heaven. Would you dare to rock this bold cut and color?
How to do this
1. Start on clean hair by pre-lightening to a uniform Level 10 pale blonde using the hair lightening powder bleach listed below.
2. Deposit an all-over soft candy hue using the semi-permanent pastel pink hair dye listed below, processing according to directions before rinsing with cool water.
3. Cut the hair into a textured modern wolf cut or shag, using a razor to carve short crown layers, choppy pieced bangs, and tapered collarbone-length perimeter lengths.
4. Apply a pump of the lightweight volumizing mousse listed below to damp hair and blow-dry with a diffuser or rough-dry with fingers to emphasize natural movement.
5. Warm a nickel-sized amount of the matte styling hair paste listed below between your fingers and pinch through the ends and bangs to create separated, edgy definition.
6. Finish the look by misting all over with the dry texturizing spray listed below for gritty rock-and-roll volume and hold.
I'm totally obsessed with this dusty rose color on a collarbone-grazing lob! The loose, undone waves give it such an effortless, romantic vibe that isn't too over the top. It's so cute paired with cozy knitwear, and leaving the ends a bit straighter keeps it feeling super modern and chic!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, dry hair with a lightweight thermal protectant using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield colored strands from heat damage.
2. Section hair into horizontal layers starting from the nape of the neck up to the crown.
3. Using a 1.25-inch curling iron listed below, wrap medium-sized vertical sections around the barrel away from your face, leaving the bottom 1-2 inches straight for that relaxed, modern lob look.
4. Hold each curl for about 5 to 7 seconds, release into your palm to cool slightly, and continue around the whole head.
5. Once fully cooled, gently finger-comb through the waves or brush lightly with a wide-tooth detangling comb listed below to soften them into smooth S-bends.
6. Mist mid-lengths and ends generously with the dry texturizing spray listed below to add piecey definition, grit, and airy movement.
7. Finish by smoothing a tiny drop of the lightweight hair styling oil listed below through the ends to add shine and seal down flyaways.
Nothing beats a soft pastel pink lob paired with effortless, undone waves! I love how warm and flattering this muted rose tone looks in the sunlight, giving your everyday bob just the right amount of dreamy edge.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, towel-dried hair with a lightweight styling primer and thermal guard using the heat protectant spray listed below to shield lightened strands.
2. Blow-dry hair with a round ceramic brush to build soft volume at the root while smoothing out the mid-lengths.
3. Divide hair into horizontal sections and use a 1.25-inch curling wand or iron, leaving the last inch of the ends out to maintain a relaxed, modern silhouette.
4. Alternate the curl directions away and toward the face, ensuring the front face-framing pieces curve gracefully away from the cheekbones.
5. Once curls have cooled completely, gently finger-comb through the waves to break up the pattern into effortless ribbons.
6. Mist generously throughout the mid-shaft and ends using the dry texturizing spray listed below for that lived-in, tousled grip.
7. Finish by rubbing a tiny pea-sized drop of the lightweight hair styling oil listed below between your palms and smoothing over ends for healthy shine and separation.
Oh, a curly pixie cut with a clean undercut, how I love thee! And throwing in that dusty rose mauve tint on the curls? I am totally obsessed. This look is so effortlessly cool and chic! Would you ever go this bold and short?
How to do this
1. Start by getting a tapered undercut pixie cut at the salon, keeping significant length and layering through the top and crown while clipping the back and sides short.
2. Have your colorist lighten the tips and mid-lengths of the top crown section using a balayage technique, then tone with a dusty mauve or rose gold semi-permanent gloss.
3. On damp hair after washing, apply a dollop of curl defining cream listed below from roots to tips to encourage your natural texture.
4. Attach a bowl diffuser to your hair dryer using the curl diffuser attachment listed below and gently dry your curls on low heat and low speed, scrunching upward toward the scalp.
5. Once fully dry, work a nickel-sized amount of matte styling paste listed below between your palms and piece out the curls forward over the forehead for that effortless, tousled fringe.
6. Finish with a spritz of flexible hold texturizing spray listed below to lock in volume and separation without crunchiness.
Who says short hair means giving up your curls? This tapered pixie cut lets your natural texture take center stage with voluminous, messy curls swept forward. Adding those subtle dusty rose highlights over the dark base gives it the coolest lived-in edge without being high maintenance!
How to do this
1. Start by asking your stylist for a tapered undercut pixie cut, keeping the sides neatly trimmed around the ears and nape while preserving substantial length on top for natural curls to form.
2. Have your colorist hand-paint soft balayage highlights onto the tips and mid-lengths of the top fringe area, then tone using a dusty rose or smoky pastel mauve toner listed below.
3. On damp, freshly washed hair, work a quarter-sized amount of curl defining styling cream listed below thoroughly through the top sections to enhance the curl definition and fight frizz.
4. Attach a bowl diffuser to your hair dryer and gently cup the curls on the top of your head, drying on medium heat until roughly 80% dry without disturbing the natural curl pattern.
5. Once fully dry, warm a pea-sized dab of matte styling paste listed below between your palms and piece through the ends, gently pushing the curls forward and across your forehead for an effortless, tousled finish.
6. Lock in the volume and texture with a light mist of flexible hold texturizing hairspray listed below.
I'm totally obsessed with how dreamy this muted pastel rose shade looks against a natural light brown base! Sweeping soft waves over one shoulder gives it that effortless, romantic vibe that works for just about anything. It's chic, pretty, and feels super fresh without being too loud.
How to do this
1. Prep clean, dry hair with a generous misting of the thermal heat protectant spray listed below to shield your delicate pastel strands from heat damage.
2. Create a clean, deep side part using the tail comb listed below, guiding the bulk of your hair to drape gracefully over one shoulder.
3. Section the hair horizontally and begin styling with a large barrel 1.5-inch curling iron, wrapping sections away from your face to form soft, flowing Hollywood-inspired waves.
4. Allow the curls to cool completely, then gently rake through them using the wide-tooth comb listed below to transform tight curls into smooth, unified ribbons.
5. Warm a couple of drops of the lightweight smoothing hair oil listed below between your palms and smooth over the mid-lengths and pastel ends to tame flyaways and enhance shine.
6. Finish with a flexible hold luminous hairspray listed below to lock the wave structure in place while keeping the movement light and touchable.
I've always loved how a bold color change can totally transform your everyday energy, and this soft pastel pink lob is proof! Pairing a light dusty pink tone with subtle natural roots gives it that effortlessly cool, low-stress grow-out appeal. I styled it with messy, lived-in waves and eyebrow-skimming bangs to keep the whole look playful and street-smart rather than too overly polished. If you've been debating going vibrant or trying out fringe, this relaxed cut is the perfect fun inspiration to bring to your stylist!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with the lightweight leave-in conditioner spray listed below to keep bleached strands hydrated and soft.
2. Blow-dry the bangs forward with a small round brush and your blow dryer on low heat, curving them slightly under to frame your brow line nicely.
3. Apply a mist of the heat protectant spray listed below evenly throughout the rest of your hair before heat styling.
4. Take random 1- to 2-inch vertical sections of hair and wrap them loosely around a medium-barrel curling wand listed below, leaving the ends straight to create that effortless undone S-wave.
5. Once your waves have completely cooled down, gently break them up using your fingers or a wide-tooth comb for a relaxed vibe.
6. Spritz the dry texturizing spray listed below through your mid-lengths and roots to add airy separation, lift, and that modern lived-in texture.
7. Finish with a spritz of the flexible hold hairspray listed below so your waves and bangs hold their shape while retaining natural movement.
This pastel pink wavy lob is absolutely magical and feels like springtime in full bloom! I'm totally obsessed with the soft, airy wispy fringe paired with those gentle S-waves. If you love romantic aesthetics and don't mind the fun upkeep of a pastel shade, this cut and color will look insanely dreamy on you!
How to do this
1. Start by bleaching the hair evenly to a clean level 10 platinum blonde canvas using the gentle lightener kit listed below.
2. Deposit an all-over pastel pink gloss using the pastel pink semi-permanent hair color listed below, letting it process according to instructions before rinsing thoroughly with cool water.
3. Prep damp hair with a small amount of heat protectant spray listed below to shield fragile pastel strands from heat damage.
4. Blow dry using a round brush, focusing on creating airy volume at the roots and a soft inward bend on your wispy bangs using the lightweight round ceramic styling brush listed below.
5. Take vertical sections with a 1.25-inch curling iron to form soft, relaxed S-waves away from the face, leaving the tips slightly straight for that modern lived-in lob vibe.
6. Finish off by misting with the flexible hold texture spray listed below and gently raking through the waves with your fingers for a dreamy, touchable finish.
If you're craving a dreamy pastel shift for spring or summer without the harsh grow-out, this blush lob is the ultimate sweet spot. The soft shadow root keeps things super forgiving between appointments, while those undone bends give your cut that breezy, lived-in feel without looking overstyled.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with the lightweight blowout heat protectant spray listed below to shield strands from hot styling tools.
2. Blow dry the hair straight and smooth using a ceramic round brush, focusing on lifting slightly at the roots for natural movement without overly rounding the ends.
3. Create a crisp, clean center part using the fine-tooth rat tail comb listed below.
4. Working in 1.5-inch sections, wrap the mid-lengths around the 1.25-inch ceramic curling wand listed below to create soft, undulating S-bends. Remember to leave the last inch of hair out straight for that effortlessly modern, blunt lob look.
5. Direct the front sections framing your face away from your cheeks to accentuate your jawline and open up your features.
6. Once all curls have cooled completely, gently rake your fingers through using a couple of drops of the featherweight hair smoothing oil listed below to break up the pattern.
7. Finish the entire look by misting the dry texturizing finishing spray listed below throughout the mid-lengths and underneath to give it that airy, touchable separation.
Are you completely obsessed with soft, dreamy pastel tones like I am? I couldn't resist highlighting this gorgeous dusty rose gold wavy blowout because it just screams romance and elegance, don't you think?! You can style it with bouncy polished curls like she has here, brush them out into loose vintage Hollywood waves, or tuck one side behind your ear with a delicate pearl clip. It's such an enchanting shade that brings out the most beautiful warmth in your complexion, making it the perfect head-turning look to rock for date night or a spring brunch!
How to do this
1. Start on pre-lightened level 9 or 10 pale blonde hair, then apply a soft pastel rose gold gloss using the semi-permanent pastel pink toner listed below to achieve that gentle peach-pink hue.
2. Prep clean, damp strands with a generous mist of the thermal heat protectant spray listed below to lock in moisture and shield delicate bleached strands.
3. Blow dry using the large ceramic round brush listed below, lifting at the roots with a gentle side parting to create soft, feminine volume.
4. Wrap large 2-inch sections around the 1.5-inch curling iron listed below, curling away from your face to build loose, cascading S-waves.
5. Allow each curl to completely cool before gently raking through them with the wide-tooth detangling comb listed below for that smooth, seamless wave pattern.
6. Finish the look by misting with the lightweight shine and flexible hold hairspray listed below to tame flyaways and give your pastel tone an ethereal glow.
Nothing brings tight curls to life quite like a touch of dimensional color. Playing with high-contrast peach and copper tones over a dark base makes every single coil pop with unbelievable texture. If you want to rock a bold, bouncy shape without losing coil definition, focus your product application on moisture and definition first, then pick out just the roots to get that gorgeous, rounded halo effect!
How to do this
1. Start by washing and detangling damp hair with a hydrating shampoo and deep conditioning mask to give your curls maximum moisture.
2. Section the hair into 4-6 workable quadrants and apply a generous amount of the curl defining cream listed below from roots to ends.
3. To achieve these super defined corkscrew curls, take small 1-inch sub-sections and perform a finger-coil technique or use small perm rods/flexi rods with the light-hold styling foam listed below.
4. Allow the curls to dry completely either by air-drying or sitting under a hooded dryer, or use the diffuser attachment listed below on low heat to lock in definition without frizz.
5. Once fully dry, lightly coat your fingertips with the lightweight hair oil listed below to avoid creating frizz as you gently separate and fluff the coils.
6. Create a deep side part and gently pick the roots with the wide-tooth afro pick listed below to lift the crown and enhance that gorgeous rounded volume while leaving the ends perfectly defined.
I am totally obsessed with this bold look because it brings all the attitude and edge while keeping your daily routine so manageable! The high contrast between the clean, faded sides and the juicy berry-toned coils on top just screams confidence. It lets you rock your natural texture with major personality, whether you're throwing on a leather jacket for a night out or keeping it effortless and casual during the week.
How to do this
1. Start by visiting a barber or stylist to establish a clean tapered fade on the sides and back, leaving sufficient length on top for shape and curl definition.
2. Lighten the tips and mid-lengths of the top crown curls, then deposit a rich berry or dusty rose semi-permanent tone using the gentle hair dye listed below.
3. On freshly washed, damp hair, generously spritz the leave-in curl conditioning mist listed below to lock in deep moisture and protect the color.
4. Section out small clusters of coils and apply the curl defining styling pudding listed below from root to tip, smoothing between your fingers.
5. Use the double-sided curl sponge brush listed below in small circular motions all over the top section to instantly pop and define springy coiled ringlets.
6. Keep the faded sides ultra-clean and laying flat by brushing down with a soft bristle brush and the edge control smoothing gel listed below.
7. Allow your hair to air-dry or diffuse on low heat, then finish off with a light misting of the curl-refreshing shine spray listed below to keep the berry color vibrant and gleaming all day.
Thinking about adding a playful pop of color to your natural curls? This stunning black-to-pastel-pink ombre is the ultimate fun, head-turning statement. It keeps your roots low-maintenance while letting bouncy, defined ringlets shine in sweet dusty rose. Who wouldn’t want a touch of cotton candy magic in their curls?
How to do this
1. Start by gently detangling damp curly hair using the wide-tooth detangling comb listed below to prevent breakage while keeping your natural pattern intact.
2. If you are coloring your hair or using extensions, achieve this high-contrast look by having the mid-lengths to ends lightened to a clean level 9 or 10, then tone and deposit a soft dusty pink using the semi-permanent pastel pink hair dye listed below.
3. Apply a generous amount of the hydrating leave-in curl cream listed below from mid-shaft to ends to seal in maximum moisture before styling.
4. Section hair and define your spiral ringlets by finger-coiling smaller strands using the lightweight curl defining gel listed below to ensure frizz-free definition.
5. Attach the professional collapsible diffuser attachment listed below to your blow dryer and dry your curls on low heat and low speed, gently cupping the curls upward to enhance bounce and spring.
6. Once fully dry, shake out the roots gently with your fingers and lightly mist with the lightweight nourishing shine hair oil listed below to add a glossy, touchable finish without weighing down the volume.
This hairstyle is such a gorgeous way to highlight natural texture while adding a pop of warmth – the subtle copper-rose tips catch the light so beautifully and give everyday coils an effortless, chic upgrade!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly cleansed, damp hair using the moisturizing curl shampoo and conditioner listed below to ensure maximum hydration and curl clumping.
2. Section the hair into manageable quadrants and thoroughly rake through a generous amount of leave-in conditioning cream using the detangling brush listed below to remove any tangles.
3. Apply a curl defining custard or styling gel to small sub-sections, wrapping individual coils around your finger to create ultra-defined finger coils throughout the crown and perimeter.
4. For the metallic accent effect on the tips without permanent bleach damage, apply a small dab of the rose gold curl color wax listed below strictly to the ends of selected coils.
5. Allow the hair to air dry completely or dry gently with the diffuser attachment on low heat and low airflow to lock in the coil shape without inducing frizz.
6. Once fully dry, lightly scrunch a few drops of the lightweight nourishing hair oil listed below onto the ends to soften any gel cast, boost shine, and fluff slightly at the roots using an afro pick.
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Moisturizing Curl Cleansing Shampoo and Conditioner Set
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Whenever you're ready to make a serious statement, this pastel peach frohawk is IT!! The combo of super-clean etched lines on the fade with those bouncy, textured blush-toned curls gives off the ultimate effortless punk energy.
How to do this
1. Start by sectioning off the center strip of hair down the middle of the head to establish your frohawk width, clipping it securely away from the sides.
2. Use professional clippers to create a clean skin-taper fade along the temples and around the ears, keeping the transition sharp.
3. Using an edge liner or detail trimmer, carve out the geometric parallel razor stripes into the faded side sections using the precision hair trimmer listed below.
4. Lighten the remaining curly mohawk section to a pale yellow level 9 or 10, then tone with a pastel peach/rose gold gloss using the semi-permanent peach hair dye listed below.
5. On damp curls, rake through a generous amount of the curl defining moisturizing cream listed below to clump coils and lock in moisture.
6. Use the curl defining sponge brush listed below in small circular motions to enhance each tight ringlet and add structured lift.
7. Finish the look with a light mist of the shine-enhancing oil sheen spray listed below to give the curls a vibrant, healthy glow.
These metallic rose gold Bantu knots are so stunning and give such a regal, modern look! I love how the warm coppery-pink hue catches the light against deep skin, and the sleek swooped edges completely pull the whole vibe together. If you're looking for a protective style that feels high-fashion yet effortless for a festival or night out, you will absolutely rock this!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, detangled, and moisturized hair, preparing your sections with the rat tail parting comb listed below.
2. Section the hair into neat, precise geometric boxes all around the crown and sides, clipping individual sections away to stay organized.
3. Apply a generous amount of the strong hold edge control gel listed below to each parted section and smooth the roots from base to tip using a boar bristle smoothing brush.
4. If adding colored synthetic braiding hair for the metallic sheen, feed in strands of rose gold braiding hair at the base of each section and tightly two-strand twist or coil the hair down the length.
5. Wrap each twisted section tightly around its base to form a neat, raised Bantu knot, tucking the ends securely under the base or anchoring with mini hair elastics from the styling elastic bands pack listed below.
6. Sculpt and swoop delicate baby hairs along the hairline and sideburns using the dual-ended edge styling brush listed below and extra styling pomade.
7. Finish the entire style with a light misting of the high-shine conditioning oil sheen spray listed below to lock in that glowing, metallic satin finish.
I love how fun and fresh these dusty pink tips look against natural dark curls!! My favorite part is the soft, rounded shape that gives so much bouncy volume while framing the face perfectly. It's such a gorgeous way to try a pop of pastel color without having to commit to bleaching your roots!
How to do this
1. Start by gently cleansing and intensely conditioning your coils using a sulfate-free curl shampoo and deep conditioning mask to prepare the hair for color.
2. Lighten the mid-lengths and ends where you want the pink accent to show, using the gentle curl-safe bleach kit listed below, keeping the roots naturally dark for a seamless shadow root blend.
3. Deposit a soft dusty rose hue over the pre-lightened ends using the semi-permanent pastel pink hair dye listed below and let it process according to instructions before rinsing cool.
4. On clean, soaking-wet hair, work through a generous amount of the hydrating curl defining cream listed below from roots to ends in small sections to encourage clumped, juicy ringlets.
5. Seal in moisture and add definition by smoothing over each section using the lightweight curl sealing oil listed below.
6. Use a blow dryer equipped with the universal diffuser attachment listed below on low heat and low speed, cupping curls upwards toward the scalp until 80-90% dry, then gently pick out the roots for maximum rounded volume.
I am absolutely obsessed with this stunning dusty rose curly look!! The way the deep shadow root melts right into those cranberry tones makes each individual ringlet pop with so much depth and volume. It's the perfect statement color that still feels soft and romantic for everyday wear.
How to do this
1. Start on freshly cleansed, damp hair after applying the moisturizing leave-in conditioner listed below to ensure your coils are completely hydrated.
2. Section your curls into small, manageable quadrants using sectioning clips.
3. Generously work through each section with the curl defining styling cream listed below, smoothing and shingling individual ringlets from root to tip.
4. Layer a small amount of the alcohol-free curl defining gel listed below over top of the coils to seal in moisture and lock in high-definition hold with minimum frizz.
5. Attach the universal hair diffuser nozzle listed below to your blow dryer, tipping your head forward and drying your roots and lengths gently on medium heat and low speed without disturbing the curl clumps.
6. Once 100% dry, gently scrunch out any gel crunch using a few drops of the nourishing hair oil listed below to add glossy shine and soften the curls.
7. Use an afro pick at the roots underneath to lift and fluff for that gorgeous, rounded, voluminous halo shape.
Products Used
Hydrating and Moisturizing Leave-In Conditioner
moisturizing leave in conditioner for natural curly hair
Space buns will always be an absolute festival favorite! There are so many fun ways to style them, but letting your natural curls explode into bouncy, voluminous puffs takes the look to a whole new level. Leaving a couple of defined curly tendrils down to frame your face softens the whole vibe and adds an effortlessly playful touch. If you want to make it pop even more, this soft rose gold pastel hue looks gorgeous against a natural dark shadow root!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly washed, conditioned curly hair. Section out two thin front pieces around your face to serve as your face-framing tendrils and clip them aside.
2. Apply a curl defining cream throughout the rest of your hair using the curl defining leave-in cream listed below to lock in hydration and define the coils.
3. Create a clean center part straight down the middle of your head, splitting the remaining hair into two equal left and right sections.
4. Smooth each side upwards towards the high crown using an edge control styling gel listed below and a boar bristle smoothing brush to ensure a sleek base.
5. Secure each section into a high ponytail puff using snag-free hair elastics listed below, allowing the tight curly texture to bloom out freely into voluminous space buns.
6. Unclip your two front tendrils and finger-coil each strand using a touch of curl styling mousse listed below to create bouncy, defined spiral ringlets.
7. Finish by misting the puffs with a lightweight shine spray listed below for all-day festival hold and gorgeous glow.
Isn’t this copper-toned high afro puff just gorgeous to look at?? It gives such an effortless, vibrant energy and completely elevates your everyday protective style. The contrast between the slicked dark roots and the bright, bouncy copper coils is everything! You can easily dress this up with oversized hoops for a chic streetwear look or keep it laid-back for a casual weekend outing.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp coils with the leave-in moisturizing cream listed below to provide hydration and defined slip.
2. Apply a generous amount of curl defining custard to define your natural 3C/4A spiral pattern, letting hair dry completely or diffusing to maintain maximum volume.
3. Apply a firm edge styling gel around your entire hairline, nape, and sides using the boar bristle brush listed below to slick everything smoothly toward the crown.
4. Gather your hair upward toward the top of your head and secure it into a high afro puff using an extra-large satin scrunchie or adjustable puff headband, making sure not to crush the curls.
5. Gently pick out the base of the copper puff using a wide-tooth styling hair pick to boost height and fullness.
6. Finish off by misting with the lightweight shine and hydrating oil spray listed below to keep your copper coils radiant and frizz-free all day.
OK, if you thought coils couldn't do subtle metallic highlights, this look is here to completely change your mind! The rose gold and warm bronze tones painted through these springy coils add so much movement and dimension without losing that rich dark base. It’s effortless, elevated, and full of bouncy life!
How to do this
1. Start on freshly cleansed, thoroughly conditioned, and soaking wet curls for maximum clumping and moisture retention.
2. Section your curls into manageable quadrants and apply a generous amount of the hydrating leave-in conditioner listed below from root to tip.
3. Work through section by section with the curl defining cream listed below using praying hands or gentle raking to coat each curl strand evenly.
4. Glaze the strong hold defining gel listed below over each section, then gently scrunch upwards towards the scalp to lock in the coiled pattern and fight off frizz.
5. Attach the universal collapsible diffuser listed below to your blow dryer, tipping your head slightly side to side on low heat and low air speed until curls are 80-90% dry.
6. Once fully dry, break the gel cast and add multidimensional shine by smoothing a few drops of the lightweight nourishing hair oil listed below between your palms and gently fluffing at the roots.
I'm obsessed with this look because it completely elevates classic straight-back cornrows into high fashion art! The metallic rose gold braiding hair against clean, crisp scalp parts looks so fresh and modern. Plus, having that dainty swirl on the edges adds the cutest touch of soft glam. It's the ultimate protective style for travel, busy workweeks, or whenever you want your hair completely done and out of your face while still turning heads wherever you walk!
How to do this
1. Thoroughly cleanse, deep condition, blow-dry, and stretch the natural hair straight using a heat protectant.
2. Map out clean, curved straight-back cornrow parts from the hairline back to the nape using a precision metal rat tail comb listed below and a firm braiding gel.
3. Begin braiding at the hairline and seamlessly feed in strands of the pre-stretched rose gold synthetic braiding hair listed below to gradually build thickness and length down the back.
4. Continue braiding firmly and evenly all the way down to the ends, keeping tension consistent for a smooth, uniform appearance.
5. Carefully dip the ends in hot water to seal them securely and soften the braid tails.
6. Sculpt the delicate sideburn edge into a sleek spiral flourish against the temple using the dual-ended edge brush and styling edge control listed below.
7. Set the entire style by applying braiding mousse, tying with a silk wrap for 15 minutes, and finishing with a light conditioning sheen spray.
This half-up braided top knot with beaded face-framing accents is such a stunning statement style – I wore this look on a summer trip to Miami and received endless compliments while staying cool in the heat!
How to do this
1. Start by parting clean, blown-out hair into clean geometric box sections, applying the braiding gel listed below to ensure razor-sharp precision and sleek control.
2. Braid down using the copper synthetic braiding hair listed below with the knotless technique, feeding in hair gradually for a smooth, natural transition from the scalp.
3. Leave out two small micro-braids right at the center hairline over the forehead to serve as accent face-framing tendrils.
4. Gather the entire top half of your braids up into a high ponytail at the crown and secure tightly with an elastic.
5. Wrap and twist the ponytail into a neat, cylindrical top knot bun, pinning it securely with bobby pins.
6. Slide the silver hair beads and charms listed below onto the forehead accent braids and select perimeter braids, securing them with small clear rubber bands or crimps.
7. Sculpt your baby hairs along the forehead into sleek swoops using the edge control edge brush listed below, then set everything with a mist of braid sheen spray.
Whenever I want a dreamy, fairytale style that keeps my hair pulled together while still looking super soft and effortless, this Dutch side braid is my absolute favorite. The pastel rose tone gives it such a magical, cottagecore feel, especially when you gently pull the stitches apart to make the braid look thick and full!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping your dry hair with the texturizing spray listed below to give your strands extra grip and volume before braiding.
2. Leave out a soft, one-inch section of hair along your front hairline to frame your face later.
3. Create a deep side part and gather a three-strand section at the top of the heavier side, then begin weaving a Dutch braid by crossing the outer strands under the middle strand.
4. Continue braiding along the side of the head toward the nape of the neck, incorporating new sections of hair into the outer strands as you work downward.
5. Direct the braid over your shoulder and continue weaving a standard three-strand braid down the remaining length of your hair.
6. Secure the ends using the clear elastic hair ties listed below, leaving a couple of inches loose at the bottom.
7. Gently pancake the braid by tugging lightly on the outer loops from top to bottom to create a fuller, effortless look.
8. Take a 1-inch curling wand to give the face-framing tendrils a soft, romantic bend, then lock everything in with the flexible hold hairspray listed below.
Are you completely obsessed with festival hair like I am? I just had to share these gorgeous pastel pink double Dutch braids because they are the ultimate mix of playful and functional! Braiding your hair into tight underhand pigtails keeps everything off your face while dancing all day in the sun, and the pop of baby pink against natural roots gives it that effortless, cool-girl vibe. You can pancake them out for a fuller look or leave the tails long and sleek like she did. Pair this with a touch of face glitter and you're totally ready for your next concert or weekend getaway!
How to do this
1. Start by parting clean, detangled hair straight down the center from the front hairline all the way to the nape of the neck using the tail comb listed below.
2. Clip one side out of the way, and apply a light pump of the smoothing hair braiding gel listed below along the hairline of the working side to tame flyaways.
3. Take a small triangle section right at the front hairline, split it into three equal pieces, and begin a Dutch braid by crossing the outer strands under the middle strand.
4. Continue braiding down along the side of the head, incorporating small sections of hair into the outer strands before crossing them underneath to create an elevated 3D braid.
5. Once you pass the nape of the neck, continue braiding the three strands under in a standard three-strand braid down over your shoulder until you have about 3 to 4 inches of loose hair left.
6. Secure the end tightly with one of the clear mini elastic hair bands listed below, and repeat the entire braiding process on the opposite side.
7. Finish by gently pinching and pulling at the outer loops of each braid to pancake them slightly for extra volume, then lock the look down with the firm-hold finishing hairspray listed below.
Isn't this romantic side braid absolutely gorgeous?? It combines a classic crown Dutch braid with a sleek fishtail finish that drapes so effortlessly over the shoulder. One thing I love about this style is how the subtle warm highlights pop through each weave of the braid! It keeps your hair completely out of your face while looking super chic and put-together, making it perfect for date nights, summer weddings, or just a breezy day out.
How to do this
1. Start with clean, detangled hair and prep with a light texturizing spray using the texturizing volume spray listed below to give your strands extra grip for braiding.
2. Leave out a soft tendril in front of the ear on the side of your face to frame your features naturally.
3. Begin a Dutch braid along the temple area above your ear, crossing the outer strands under the middle strand while gradually incorporating sections from the hairline and crown.
4. Direct the braid diagonally downward around the back of your head toward the opposite shoulder.
5. Once all loose hair from the crown and nape is incorporated, transition the gathered hair into a classic fishtail braid by dividing the ponytail into two equal sections.
6. Take a small, thin piece of hair from the outer edge of one section, cross it over, and merge it into the inside of the opposite section. Repeat this back and forth down the entire length.
7. Secure the end tightly with a mini hair tie using the clear elastic hair bands listed below.
8. Gently tug at the outer loops of both the Dutch braid and the fishtail braid to pancake them for a fuller, softer, romantic appearance.
9. Give the loose front tendril a gentle bend using a curling wand and lock the finished look in place with a mist of the flexible hold hairspray listed below.
Isn’t this metallic copper braided look absolutely gorgeous in the sunlight?? Knotless braids are honestly the ultimate protective style because they're super lightweight and put almost zero tension on your scalp. One thing I really love about this specific set is the shimmering rose-copper tone—it warms up your complexion so effortlessly and makes classic box braids feel totally fresh and elevated!
How to do this
1. Thoroughly cleanse, deep condition, blow dry, and stretch your natural hair, prepping it with a lightweight leave-in conditioner.
2. Section the hair into precise, clean square parts using a metal rat-tail parting comb and apply the extra hold braiding edge control gel listed below to ensure razor-sharp grid lines.
3. Begin braiding your natural hair at the root, gradually feeding in small, consistent strands of the metallic copper braiding hair extensions listed below to achieve a seamless knotless foundation.
4. Continue braiding firmly and evenly down the entire length, keeping consistent tension for a smooth, uniform braid from roots to ends.
5. Once all braids are complete, dip the mid-lengths and ends carefully into hot water to set the sleek texture and seal the synthetic fibers.
6. Shape and swoop baby hairs along the forehead and sideburns using the double-sided edge control styling brush listed below and edge paste.
7. Finish the scalp and braids with a generous misting of the soothing scalp and braid sheen spray listed below to add a brilliant shine and keep your scalp moisturized.
Are you totally obsessed with colorful protective styles like I am? I just had to include these gorgeous knotless box braids because that black-to-rose-gold ombré is simply perfection, don’t you think?! The clean, square parts make it look so effortless and sharp, while the pop of dusty pink adds the sweetest feminine vibe. You can sweep them up into a giant half-up top knot or let them fall gracefully down your back. Show off this stunning look on your next getaway or festival weekend!
How to do this
1. Start with thoroughly washed, deep-conditioned, and blow-dried natural hair, applying a leave-in conditioner and heat protectant.
2. Section the hair neatly into crisp, even square grids using a metal rat tail parting comb listed below and an edge-controlling braiding gel to keep each base sleek.
3. Begin braiding using the knotless technique with pre-stretched black-to-rose-gold ombré braiding hair listed below, feeding in small pieces gradually to create a seamless, tension-free start.
4. Continue braiding firmly and consistently all the way down through the color transition to the ends.
5. Seal and set the braided ends by dipping them carefully into hot water to smooth any stray synthetic fibers.
6. Finish the look by applying a lightweight braid conditioning mousse all over and wrapping with a silk scarf for a few minutes to lock in shine and sleekness.
Products Used
Pre-Stretched Ombre Pink Braiding Hair
ombre black to rose gold braiding hair pre stretched
I'm totally obsessed with this look because knotless braids are the ultimate low-maintenance hairstyle that still looks completely put-together. The dusty rose hue gives classic box braids such an unexpected, feminine twist that looks incredible against warm skin tones. It’s perfect for travel, working out, or heading out for date night without spending hours doing your hair every morning. You definitely need to bookmark this gorgeous color for your next salon appointment!
How to do this
1. Thoroughly wash, deep condition, blow out, and stretch natural hair to prep for protective styling.
2. Section the hair cleanly into neat, square or diamond grid boxes using a rat tail comb and the conditioning edge control gel listed below for crisp parts.
3. Begin braiding using the knotless technique with your natural hair, then gradually feed in strands of pre-stretched dusty rose braiding hair listed below for a flat, lightweight foundation.
4. Braid consistently all the way down to the ends with even tension to ensure smooth, uniform braids.
5. Carefully dip the ends of the braids in hot water to seal them and give them a sleek, tapered finish.
6. Shape and swoop delicate baby hairs along the hairline using the dual-ended edge styling brush listed below and your favorite edge control.
7. Mist the scalp and braids with the lightweight scalp oil and braid sheen spray listed below to add moisture, soothe tension, and impart a radiant shine.
I've always loved how a bold haircut can instantly change your entire vibe, and this metallic rose gold pixie is total proof! The contrast between the deep dark roots at the nape and the dusty pink feathered pieces on top gives it so much grit and dimension. It feels super edgy paired with a denim jacket and hoops, but honestly, it’s still sleek enough to feel really elevated. If you've been on the fence about chopping your hair short, a textured, layered cut like this gives you so much room to play with styling!
How to do this
1. Start by washing your hair with a color-safe, sulfate-free shampoo to preserve the metallic rose gold hue, then towel-dry until damp.
2. Apply a dime-sized amount of the lightweight volumizing mousse listed below evenly through your roots and crown to build foundation and lift.
3. Blow dry using a small round brush or vent brush, directing the top sections upward and forward toward your brow for that piecey fringe.
4. Once completely dry, warm up a pea-sized amount of the matte styling paste listed below between your palms and fingers.
5. Work the paste through the crown and tips, pinching individual ends to create defined, spiky separation and show off the dark underlayer.
6. Finish the look by misting with the flexible hold finishing spray listed below to lock your texture in place without making it stiff.
Oh, a dark chocolate brown melt fading into dusty rose pink ends? I am completely obsessed! It gives such an effortless pop of fun color without the hassle of full-head bleaching. Have you ever tried an ombré like this?
How to do this
1. Start by sectioning the hair to pre-lighten the lower third of the lengths up to the mid-shaft, creating a seamless gradient blend using the hair bleaching kit listed below.
2. Once lightened to a clean level 9 or 10 pale blonde, apply the pastel rose gold semi-permanent dye listed below through the ends, feathering upwards to melt smoothly into your natural dark brown base.
3. Rinse with cool water and cleanse using the color-protecting sulfate-free shampoo listed below to keep the pink pastel pigments intact.
4. Apply a pump of the smoothing heat protectant serum listed below evenly through damp lengths.
5. Blow dry with a large ceramic round brush, gently curling the ends under to achieve that soft, bevelled curve and glossy finish.
6. Finish off with a spritz of the lightweight shine mist listed below across the entire surface for a glassy, silky look.
If you thought rich dark hair couldn't have fun with color, think again! These dusty rosewood ribbons woven against a dark chocolate base give the ultimate moody-yet-feminine contrast. Paired with swoopy curtain layers and that bouncy, plush blowout, it’s honestly pure perfection for cooler weather.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with the lightweight blowout thermal primer listed below to protect your locks and add smooth slip.
2. Apply a dollop of the volumizing styling foam listed below at your roots and mid-lengths to give that bouncy, lifted foundation.
3. Section hair and blow-dry using a large ceramic round brush, lifting each section upwards from the crown and rolling away from your face around the front layers.
4. Set the front face-framing curtain pieces onto jumbo self-grip rollers to cool while you finish drying the lower sections.
5. Release the rollers, then mist a generous dose of the dry texture finishing spray listed below under the layers for that effortless, airy separation.
6. Smooth the very ends and lock in that gorgeous rosewood sheen with a tiny pump of the nourishing hair gloss serum listed below.
Can we talk about this gorgeous dusty rose moment?! I am totally obsessed with how the dark shadow root blends effortlessly into these metallic pink ringlets. It gives you all the fun and sweetness of pastel tones without the hassle of constantly bleaching your roots. Plus, defined spiral curls just make any color look ten times richer and bouncier!
How to do this
1. Start by parting clean, dry hair or a high-quality human hair lace front wig into a deep side part using the rat-tail comb listed below.
2. If coloring naturally dark hair, create a seamless gradient by having your colorist lift the mid-lengths and ends before toning with the rose gold hair glaze listed below, leaving a deep shadow root intact.
3. Mist sections thoroughly with the heat protectant spray listed below to guard your strands from heat damage and lock in shine.
4. Take 1-inch vertical sections and wrap them smoothly around the 1-inch curling wand listed below, holding for a few seconds before letting the spiral drop gently into your palm to cool.
5. Once all sections are curled and set, lightly rake your fingers through the ringlets with a drop of the curl-defining hair oil listed below to add glossy separation and eliminate any frizz.
6. Finish with a flexible spritz of the lightweight setting hairspray listed below to ensure your bouncy ringlets stay defined all day long.
If you love deep brunette hair but want to add a playful pop of color without touching your roots, this dusty rose ombre lob is such a fun way to do it. The full fringe frames the eyes beautifully, while the feathered layers keep thicker hair feeling lightweight and full of natural movement. It's an easy, lived-in style that looks just as great naturally tousled as it does freshly blown out!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with a lightweight leave-in conditioner using the detangling leave-in spray listed below to keep the ends silky.
2. Apply a dime-sized amount of thermal shield using the heat protectant cream listed below through the mid-lengths and dusty rose ends before applying any heat.
3. Blow dry your bangs forward and flat against your forehead using a nozzle attachment and a mini paddle brush to ensure they fall smoothly across your brow line.
4. Section off the rest of your hair and blow it out with a round brush using the ceramic round brush listed below, turning the ends under gently to create bouncy, feathered layers.
5. Use a wide curling wand or flat iron to add a slight inward bend to individual face-framing strands around the cheeks and collarbone for soft movement.
6. Finish the look by misting a bit of texture throughout the crown using the dry texturizing spray listed below, gently shaking your hair loose with your fingers for that breezy, effortless volume.
7. Maintain your pink ombre tone between washes using the rose gold color depositing conditioner listed below once a week in the shower.
Can we talk about how dreamy this subtle rose-gold tint looks over a deep chocolate base? I fell in love with this wavy lob because it brings just the right touch of creative color without feeling over the top, don't you think?! The soft lived-in bends give it such an effortless, cafe-cozy vibe that works everywhere from the office to weekend coffee runs. It's chic, dimensional, and super flattering on collarbone-grazing cuts!
How to do this
1. Start by prepping freshly washed, damp hair with the lightweight leave-in conditioner listed below to smooth down any frizz and protect from heat styling.
2. Blow-dry hair thoroughly using a paddle brush to create a smooth, airy foundation.
3. Mist sections lightly with the heat protectant spray listed below before applying any hot tools.
4. Take 1.5 to 2-inch vertical sections of hair and use the 1.25-inch ceramic curling iron listed below to wrap the mid-lengths, making sure to leave the ends straight for that chic, lived-in bend.
5. Alternate curl directions away from and toward the face to give natural, effortless dimension.
6. Once cooled, spray the dry texturizing spray listed below through the mid-lengths and shake out the waves gently using your fingers.
7. Finish off with a tiny drop of the lightweight hair serum listed below worked lightly through the ends to bring out that radiant metallic rose tone.
I'm totally obsessed with pairing a sleek, structured bob with contrasting pastel pink tips! The deep dark root melt gives it that effortlessly cool, lived-in edge without having to constantly stress over root touch-ups.
How to do this
1. Start by getting a crisp, blunt bob haircut that sits right around the jawline with subtle interior beveling at the tips.
2. If you don't already have dark roots and bleached lower lengths, your stylist will create a soft ombre melt by pre-lightening the mid-lengths to ends, then toning the ends with a soft pastel pink dye.
3. On damp hair, apply a dime-sized amount of the smoothing blow dry cream listed below to ensure heat protection and a silky finish.
4. Section the hair and blow dry smoothly from roots to ends using the ceramic round brush listed below, turning the ends slightly inward toward the jawline.
5. For extra polish, take a flat iron over sections, gently curving your wrist inwards right as you reach the bottom edge.
6. Finish off with a light mist of the anti-frizz shine spray listed below to keep the look sleek, frizz-free, and street-style ready.
This look is all about that dreamy, fairy-tale vibe without feeling over the top. It pairs a soft cotton candy pastel pink tone with a collarbone-grazing lob cut that's loaded with feathered layers. The wispy, eyelash-grazing bangs open up the eyes beautifully, while the subtle outward flick at the ends keeps the whole style light, airy, and effortless.
How to do this
1. Start by bleaching the hair evenly to a clean level 10 platinum blonde base using the gentle hair bleaching powder and 20 volume developer listed below.
2. Deposit a custom pastel blush pink semi-permanent glaze or toner evenly from roots to ends using the pastel pink hair tint listed below, leaving it to process for 20 minutes to achieve that soft cotton candy hue.
3. Prep freshly washed, damp hair by applying a dime-sized amount of the lightweight heat protectant smoothing lotion listed below to protect the lightened strands and add slip.
4. Blow-dry the bangs first using a small round ceramic brush, rolling them under and sweeping them slightly apart in the center to create that airy, piecey fringe.
5. Use a medium barrel round brush or a 1.25-inch curling iron to blow out the rest of the hair, flicking the layered ends gently outward and away from the face for an effortless sweep.
6. Finish the style by misting with the dry texturizing volume spray listed below and gently finger-raking through the layers for separation and movement.
This look is the ultimate cool-girl aesthetic without feeling high maintenance! The muted dusty pink tone paired with a soft shadow root lets your hair grow out effortlessly, while the messy textured waves give that perfect 'I woke up like this' energy.
How to do this
1. Start by prepping clean, damp hair with a lightweight styling mousse to build natural volume and texture at the roots.
2. Rough-dry your hair using a blow dryer and your fingers, flipping your head upside down occasionally to encourage maximum lift at the crown.
3. Apply a light mist of the heat protectant spray listed below evenly through the mid-lengths and ends before heat styling.
4. Take a wide-barrel curling wand or flat iron and create loose, undone bends through random sections of hair, leaving the ends straight for that chic, lived-in feel.
5. Once cooled, spray the dry texturizing spray listed below generously from roots to tips, flipping your part casually to the side with your fingers.
6. Finish the look with a drop of smoothing hair oil listed below raked through the tips to keep the bleached pastel strands soft and conditioned.
Can we just take a moment for this color? The transition from that rich, natural brunette root into a dreamy pastel rose gold is pure perfection. Paired with a bouncy, 90s-inspired feathered blowout, it feels fresh, romantic, and effortlessly stylish for anyone wanting a playful pastel transformation without constant root upkeep!
How to do this
1. Start by pre-lightening the mid-lengths and ends to a level 9 or 10 pale blonde while preserving a natural deep brunette shadow root using the hair lightening kit listed below.
2. Tone and gloss the lightened sections with a soft pastel blush toner using the rose gold semi-permanent gloss listed below to achieve that seamless, dusty pink melt.
3. Apply a smoothing thermal styling serum through clean, towel-dried hair using the heat protectant blow dry cream listed below to lock in shine and guard against heat damage.
4. Blow dry the hair in horizontal sections using a large ceramic round brush, focusing on directing the face-framing layers and ends upward and backward to create that classic outward wing.
5. For extra bouncy hold, set the warm sections in oversized rollers using the self-grip roller set listed below and let them cool down completely.
6. Gently unroll, finger-comb through the waves, and mist all over using the flexible hold finishing hairspray listed below to ensure soft, touchable movement that lasts all day.
There's nothing cooler than a sharp pop of color on sleek, pin-straight locks! I'm completely obsessed with how this soft coral pink dip-dye contrasts with the creamy blonde base—it gives major playful vibes without having to dye your whole head.
How to do this
1. Start with clean, detangled, pre-lightened blonde hair using the sulfate-free color safe shampoo listed below to keep the base light and clear.
2. Section off the lower third of your hair where you want the color to begin, roughly from the mid-lengths down to the ends.
3. Apply your semi-permanent coral pink dye directly to the ends, blending slightly upward at the demarcation line with a tint brush to create a soft dip-dye gradient effect.
4. Allow the color to process according to instructions, then rinse with cold water to lock in the vibrant tone without bleeding into the blonde.
5. Prep damp hair with the thermal heat protectant spray listed below, combing it through evenly from roots to tips.
6. Blow dry smooth using a paddle brush, keeping tension along the lengths to achieve an ultra-flat finish.
7. Take small, clean horizontal sections and pass a titanium flat iron over the hair from roots to ends for that pin-straight, reflective glass hair look.
8. Finish off by smoothing a couple of drops of the lightweight shine hair serum listed below through the mid-lengths and ends to tame any stray flyaways.
If you've been waiting for a sign to lean all the way into your curls and try a fun tint, this is it! The blend of a dusty rose gold glaze over a dimensional shadow root gives classic corkscrew ringlets so much depth and warmth. Plus, adding those soft curly bangs completely transforms the shape and frames the face beautifully.
How to do this
1. Start on freshly cleansed, soaking wet curls after washing with a hydrating curl shampoo and conditioner.
2. Rake a nickel-sized amount of the curl-defining leave-in cream listed below through your soaking wet mid-lengths and ends to lock in hydration.
3. Section by section, apply the lightweight curl defining gel listed below using praying hands to coat the strands without disrupting the ringlet clumps.
4. For the bangs and top layers, take small 1-inch sections and finger-coil each ringlet forward and around the face to create soft, structured curls.
5. Flip your head upside down and gently cup your hair using the universal collapsible hair diffuser listed below on low heat and medium speed until about 85% dry.
6. Allow the remaining dampness to air-dry completely, creating a firm gel cast.
7. Warm a few drops of the lightweight anti-frizz hair oil listed below between your palms and gently 'scrunch out the crunch' to release bouncy, soft, defined coils.
8. Mist lightly with the flexible hold curl hairspray listed below at the roots and through the crown while gently shaking them out with your fingertips for extra volume.
