@Kachina624 wrote:
Why would you want to do this and how does it "enhance" your hair? It's hard to visualize what you're talking about.
Hi @Kachina624,
A hair stylist had explained this to me as an option to fully coloring my hair.
She said that she could just add a few foils with low-lights to my hair, to make it look like it was high-lighted, instead.
With my hair, I'm graying mostly in the front, with the rest of my natural hair being dark blond underneath still, towards the back of my head.
It would look kind of like the photos that are posted in this thread already, except that my hair is dark blond, instead.
Editing to say that I think that it's done to have a more blended look for your hair with the two colors as you're graying, as opposed to having more gray in the front, and then more dark hair either underneath or towards the back of your head, such as I have.
It was suggested as a different styling option for me too, as my hair is very fine and also thinning, and this stylist mentioned that this would also help my hair a bit.
I'm not opposed to the way that my hair is graying, as it's more of a silver color as opposed to anything harsh, and with my own natural dark blond, it does blend in.
I would consider the low-lights if I wanted to change things up a bit, though. 