Think of this as a partial highlight, except smarter. Traditional partials focus only on the top of the head, which can leave your color looking flat or patchy through the rest of your hair. Mine are placed with the whole picture in mind: strategic depth and brightness that creates the perception of fuller, more balanced dimensional hair from every angle.

This is your starting point if you want a natural, low-maintenance result that grows out beautifully without a lot of upkeep between visits.

*a note on grays: if you're navigating grays and not sure whether to cover or blend, this is exactly the conversation we'll have at your consultation. Many of my gray clients find that strategic highlights mask grays so naturally that full coverage becomes unnecessary, and a lot less upkeep!

Where the partial creates dimension through strategic placement, the full goes further, covering more of the head for a higher impact that still grows out softly and naturally. Techniques like teasy-lights and tip-outs aren't here for the drama; they're here because they create the most seamless, lived-in blend for fine and low-density hair without over saturating it.

This is the right choice if you want more brightness over all.