Highlights, lowlights, partial foil highlights, babylights, balayage, ombré, the list goes on. If you've settled on highlights but aren't sure what's best for you, fear not.

Lowlights can be a great stop on the way to an all-over gray style or a technique to downplay your silver streaks if you’re still partial to the hair color you’ve maybe had your whole life and ...

“Lowlights are a great way to ease into the process,” says Naselli of going fully gray. If you’re ready to start embracing the silver in your hair that’s starting to shine through—but ...

Lowlights and highlights are essentially partial colouring techniques, adding a different shade to certain strands of hair so your barnet ends up having depth, texture and various complementary hues.

Lowlights and highlights both are essentially partial coloring techniques, where the colorist will add different shades to certain strands of hair so your hair ends up having depth, texture and ...

"Lowlights are when color is deposited back into hair that needs depth or contrast," Karissa Schaudt, colorist at Maxine Salon in Chicago, tells POPSUGAR. Hair can become flat looking, too light ...

How to Maintain Lowlights on Gray Hair “Lowlights done using a semi- or demi-permanent color can last between six to 12 weeks depending on how dark you lowlight your hair,” says Gregory.

Lowlights and highlights are two very different techniques, and even though they’re often used interchangeably, they leave your hair with totally different vibes.

In terms of lowlights, tones of red and tortoise (a blend of copper and gold) colors work best. When brown hair lightens naturally, it has to go through shades of red first.

Papanikolas says that to get the best-looking lowlights, there are a few universal rules your colorist should follow. For starters, they should never be darker than the base color.