Hair by Liz Fleming

This is one of my favorite ways to create a dimensional, lived-in blonde that still has a lot of brightness.

I start by keeping the face-framing area bright with back-to-back foils for a bold money piece. Next, I add a few slices behind to keep the highlights bright around the face. To blend everything together, I weave in a few highlights behind, gradually creating a softer, more dimensional effect. Lastly, I space out the weaves to allow more of the natural color to show through, giving the look a more lived-in feel.

Ribbons of blonde ✨

Liz Fleming on Instagram: "It had been one year since my client last had her color done! She wanted a more low maintenance, but still bright blonde. I added a lot of back to back foils in the front to make the blonde pop and gradually added less... 0 Likes, 0 Comments - Liz Fleming () on Instagram: "It had been one year since my client last had her color done! She wanted a more low maintenance, but still bright blonde. I added a lot of back to back foils in the front to make the blonde pop and gradually added less foils towa...

Liz Fleming on Instagram: "Darkened my client’s hair and added some balayage highlights for soft dimension" Liz Fleming shared a post on Instagram: "Darkened my client’s hair and added some balayage highlights for soft dimension". Follow their account to see 116 posts.