Compare fine and defined
Fine woven sections and broader pieces offer different ways to show light. Look at the separation between colors in your inspiration, rather than only the brightest shade.
THE CONVERSATION STARTS HEREHIGHLIGHTS
Highlights place lightness in selected sections. The width, spacing, and position of those sections influence how the color reads. At ROVÉ, begin with whether you want fine brightness throughout the hair or more visible pieces in particular areas, then discuss the application that supports that preference.
A LITTLE MORE ABOUT YOUR SERVICE
Considered.
From the start.
Explain the views that matter
Describe your usual part and whether you often wear your hair up. Point to any areas you particularly want to change, such as the hairline or lengths beneath the surface. Ask what the proposed coverage includes.
Bring coverage into the plan
If you also want to address visible gray or an existing root color, mention it when you contact the salon. Ask how that goal relates to the highlights and which parts of the appointment address each concern.
CONTRAST & PLACEMENT
Notice
the spaces.
The darker spaces are part of the picture. Identify how much separation you want between the brighter strands.
Find your inspirationGOOD QUESTIONS
A closer
look.
A little clarity before your next visit.
Do fine highlights always look the same?
No. Placement, spacing, starting color, and tone also matter. Show the degree of separation you like in a reference image.
How do I choose partial or full highlights?
Ask the team which areas each option would cover for your appointment. Explain how you wear your hair and where you want brightness.
Can I discuss highlights and root coverage together?
Yes. Mention both when booking so the team can consider them as parts of one color conversation.
