Cut and Bleach:
This combination involves getting a haircut followed by a bleaching treatment. Here's how the process typically works:
Haircut
The hairstylist trims, shapes, or restyles the hair based on the individual's preferences and desired look. The haircut is done before the bleaching treatment to establish the desired length and shape of the hair.
Bleaching
After the haircut, the hairstylist applies a bleach or lightening product to remove the natural pigment from the hair. This process lightens the hair color, allowing it to be prepared for a lighter shade or vibrant color, such as pastels or bright fashion colors.
Highlight and Color:
This combination involves getting hair highlights followed by an all-over hair color treatment. Here's how the process typically works:
Highlights
The hairstylist selects specific strands or sections of hair to lighten, creating contrast and dimension in the hair. Highlights can be achieved through various techniques such as foiling, balayage, or ombre.
Hair Color
After the highlights are done, the hairstylist applies an all-over hair color treatment to the rest of the hair. This step is done to enhance the natural color, cover any grays, or achieve the desired overall hair color.
