Lowlights are integrated into the hair and are a shade darker than your base colour. This hair colouring technique adds contrast and depth to the hair, making it excellent for people who have finer hair and want their tresses to appear fuller. Lowlights are a great choice for anyone with blonde or light brown hair. If your natural hair is already dark and you want to create depth by adding a few darker strands, your stylist can do it with lowlights, which are more natural-looking alternatives to all-over hair colour. Your hairdresser will likely keep to a shade that is more than two to three shades darker than your natural hue to preserve the most natural look. But if you or your hairstylist feel that lowlights won’t work in your case, better opt for highlights They are woven or sliced pieces of hair that are lighter in colour than the rest of your hair. Dark hair colors such as black, coffee brown even blonde looks great with highlights. Highlights are great for subtle alterations as well as big, bold statements. They're the ideal technique to bring out your natural colour. Furthermore, the techniques of highlighting and lowlights can be combined to achieve the desired results. This combination produces the creamy, perfectly blended blonde you see on your favourite celebrities (eg. Sofia Richie).