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What did the poet say?
Let’s take things from the beginning!
What is color blocking?
It is the ability to combine different shades and colours in a set (e.g. clothes or in our case hair).
But let’s see in practice how this can be done without becoming a “circus” and the shame of vogue!
The basic colours are the Red , the Yellow and Blue .
The derivatives of these are the Orange , the Green the Purple and of course we continue accordingly…with the whole range of countless shades.
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So when we are beginners in all this but we want to make a bold combination in our clothes we choose neighbouring shades for example red and fuchsia or yellow and soft green.
Attention! We ideally combine up to three shades because more is bold but there is a risk of overdoing it.
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So if we have the guts for a Color Blocking in the hair let’s start with a few strands and when we start to get used to it we slowly add more or even more intense colors.
It is not necessary to dye all your hair with bright colours.
Even a few hidden strands under your brown hair are enough to give you a freshness, a renewal, a “taste” of fashion!
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Dare to change your daily routine and lift your look !
Especially in the dull winter days color blocking is the ideal choice for a touch of optimism!
Calliope Veniou