"Babylights" are another type of coloring technique ... meaning it is perfect for those with light and dark hair looking to lighten up their overall color and add dimension to their look.

"So to come off of those trends where the roots were dark, some [hairstylists] were putting babylights into that area and getting softer with color." If you've never colored your hair before ...

Like other highlight techniques, many colorists follow babylights with an all-over glaze (usually in a darker tone) from the roots to the mid-shaft of the hair. “Once you apply a darker tone ...

Blonde highlights for dark hair are the perfect choice for those ... your face without needing to dye your entire mane.

“Babylights are soft, subtle highlights that enhance the natural color,” says Michelle Hong, founder and creative director of NYC The Team hair salon. “They are finer that your usual ...

Babylights are there to give you max dimension and the illusion of naturally glossy, sunkissed hair without you even trying. More subtle than a balayage, this technique can also give the illusion of ...

and dark, straight hair can look like a multidimensional brunette by adding ultra fine babylights throughout the head, and then a gloss two shades lighter than the natural base to make the hair ...

Babylights are very thin ... "You want the majority of the hair to remain dark, as too many highlights can turn the hair brassy and, in turn, become high maintenance," he said before adding ...