Things that benefit from a little melting: snow, a massage candle, the Wicked Witch of the West. Things we are 99.8 percent positive you do not want to melt: your hair — that is, unless you're talking ...

There was a time when dark roots could make us buckle at the knees. After just a few weeks of picture-perfect color, they’d start slowly creeping in to wreck our butter blonde or caramel brown ...

Anyone who has ever made a drastic hair color change knows the highs and lows that come with it. You leave the salon with flawless color, but within a few weeks, roots start to peak through, and you ...

"We're about three weeks away from finding out everyone's real hair color," reads the most relatable lockdown-inspired meme to populate your Instagram feed, ever. But what if that's not such a bad ...

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If you’ve never been able to pick a side of the highlights versus balayage debate, now you’ll never have to. Meet color melting, the low-maintenance, high-payoff hair dyeing method that brings the ...

Color melting is a hair-coloring technique that takes the art of gradation to its apogee. Where balayage and highlights play on light and contrast, color melting is about creating absolute harmony.