Supermodels SA March 2013 | Page 29

Highlights are a better choice than a single process because your natural colour shows through, so it won’t be as obvious when the colour starts to grow out. However, highlights typically take longer to apply than single process. To save time and money ask your colourist for a half a head of highlights. Get a full head of highlights every other time or every third time. If you stick within two to three shades or your natural colour, you’ll be able to maximize your time between salon visits. Try a DIY highlight enhancer, which revives colour with natural tints. • Brunettes: rinse with 2 cups of cool black coffee over damp hair in the shower; leave on for 10 minutes, then shampoo. • Blondes: use 3 cups of cooled chamomile tea throughout wet hair; wait 15 minutes before shampooing. •Redheads: add 1 cup of rose hips tea (from a health-food store) to 2 cups of boiling water, let cool, then leave on damp hair for 20 minutes before washing. Bonus: All of these condition as well!