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Highlights vs. lowlights, what's the difference?

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October 18, 2007
David Stanko
David Stanko

About $100.00. Just kidding.

  • Highlights are lighter-than-your-haircolor pieces woven into your hair.
  • Lowlights are the same type of pieces, but the color is usually the same level or darker than your haircolor.
  • Both help to add dimension to your overall hairdo.
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