Many women with color-treated hair switch up their strands depending on the season. Warmer, brighter shades accentuate a Summer glow [1], while ashier tones look more natural in Winter. Hare and Bone [2] salon in London is taking cool-weather coifs to the next level with a new dye offering on its menu: snowlights.
Blogger Chrissabella tested out the treatment and documented it [3] on her site. Unlike standard highlights, which are typically arranged in a "T" shape at the top of the head (along the part and on pieces framing the face), snowlights are laid out in a loose snowflake pattern around the crown. They also have a frostier cast, giving off icy snow queen vibes.
While we've only seen this color process on blondes [4], we hope to see brunettes and redheads (and maybe some gals with unicorn tresses) try them out — we can only imagine how magical they could look! Read on to see more examples of snowlights.
