You want highlights to brighten up your hair, but aren't sure if you want partial or full highlights? What is actually the difference between partial and full highlights? We explain how to get each look and how to decide which one suits you best (hint: the answer could be both!). Check out the most striking examples of each style below, and you'll see the difference in no time!
Check this out before you get highlights
Partial highlights are those women you see who have added some color around the face for a brightening or framing effect. Your hairdresser might call them a "half head with highlights." Most of their natural color will probably be visible from the back and around the neck.
How your colorist makes it happen: Using foils and a color of your choice, partial highlights are placed in the mohawk section of your hair, the top half of your hair, or the top half and front of your hair. Because highlights only hit part of your locks, your stylist may recommend lightening the base so you can make your highlights a few shades lighter than your natural color.
Benefits of Partial Highlights:
