Cosmopolitan Australia – June 2017

hair special

Grey tones

can be subtle,

like Zendaya,

or overt, like

Kelly.

RAINBOW HUES ARE

A REAL GOOD TIME

Highlighter hair is a major

trend this year and, thanks

to wash-out formulations,

draw-on hair chalks and

semi-permanent hues, you

don’t need to be brave to

take on brights. If you’re

considering frequent hue

changes – like Kylie Jenner

does so well – keep in mind

that celebs often fake their

way to colour. ‘Those are

wigs,’ says celeb hairstylist

Jonathan Colombini. >

Versace AW17

embraced

pops of bright

colour at Milan

Fashion Week.

1. Vixen Hair Graffiti Vibrant Hair Colour Chalks, $9.99 for 12.


2. BRITE Brite Neon Semi Permanent Neon Hair Colour in
   orange, purple and pink, $16 each. 3. Fudge Paint Box Creative
   Semi-Permanent Colour in Turquoise Days, Chasing Blue and
   Lilac Frost, $18.95 each.

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T R EN D

OF T H E

MOMENT

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GRANNY GREYS

ARE COOL

Grey hair might not

sound that appealing, but ash

tones actually f latter a wide

range of hair and skin tones.

The best way to do it is to

ask your colourist to hand-

paint strands with balayage.

‘Ash balayage is certainly

trending in our salon at the

moment,’ says Mob Hair co-

founder Tarryn Cherniayeff.

She suggests keeping the ashy

hue looking good with an in-

salon colour treatment and

at-home toning conditioner.

Try Mr. Smith Blond, $45,

or Fudge Clean Blonde

Violet Toning Shampoo and

Conditioner, $21.99 each.

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