There is a joke claiming that everything is simple with women: straight hair has to be weaved, curly – relaxed, short – extended, long – cut. We may go on and add that blondes want to be brunettes and dark-hair girls see themselves blondes in their dreams. With highlights any change of hair hue is getting softer. It can be very subtle and absolutely in tune with your natural hair color. Or you can become a “bronde”, for instance, which is a blend of a brunette and blonde, why not? Besides, there are tons of interesting solutions with full/partial highlights and lowlights. Here is a gallery of 35 most eye-catching ones.
Highlights and Lowlights
Highlights are a spice of your Dark Brown or Light brown hair. Even the simplest haircut looks exquisite with the right chosen and done highlights. They will bring out your eye color and skin tone, add body to your hair and look stunning whether you wear your hair lose or style it in sophisticated dos.
Basically highlights are at least 2 tones lighter than your natural color. When they are done all through the head, these are full highlights. Partial highlights are done more locally, from the crown towards the bangs, for instance, or mainly for side tresses. Sometimes lowlights are added for the 3-tone dyeing. Lowlights are normally at least 2 tones darker than your natural hair. To make highlights or/and lowlights colorists use either traditional foil techniques for precise streaking or the balayage method when dyes are applied with special paddles.
The latest hair trends suggest natural looks and subtle transitions of color shades, which make your basic hair color more radiant, accentuate your eyes and skin tone. Pale skin and soft brown hair, for example, go well with highlights just 1 shade lighter. However, you may also opt for more contrasting bolder solutions. Let’s see the ideas in photos in order to have a better idea.
35 Different Ways to Rock Light Brown Hair With Highlights or Lowlights
#1: Brown Blonde Hairstyle with Loose Waves
Get a totally beachy look by creating gentle waves using a large barrel curling iron. Part your hair to the side to create lengthy bangs that blend easily into the mane. Keep your natural darker hair color mostly at the roots and add highlights throughout. Or, on the contrary, freshen your light brown hair with lowlights, the result will amaze you!
#2: Side Swept Waves for Ash Blonde Medium Hair
Don’t want to go fully blond? Try out one of our favorite color ideas. Ash blonde is a step between blonde and brunette and is a nice, subtle change. Hair with highlights is always more multidimensional than monochromatic locks.
#3: Asymmetrical Wavy Short Hair
Another great hair color idea is to get a blend of copper and blonde highlights. This is a great way to add depth to your light brown hair color. To copy this look, ask for A-line bob haircut and style it in loose waves with ends sticking out nonchalantly.
#4: Short Asymmetric Haircut with Brown Lowlights
Combine highlights and lowlights for brown hair to get a multidimensional look like this one. This hairstyle is fun and funky since so much is going on at once – especially on short hair.
#5: Curled Look for Caramel Hair
Originally dark hair looks great with a caramel twist like this one. Make a middle or side part and curl your locks neatly, paying special attention to the ends. Tousle your waves for an effortless casual effect.
#6: Chunky Highlights on Long Straight Hair
Light brown hair color with highlights gains the envious depth. For this lovely look you want to get thick stripes of blonde throughout your naturally brown hair. Straight hair will best show the streaks of color that are more distinct at the roots and melting towards the ends.
#7: Voluminous Honey Style With Curled Ends
Old Hollywood is always a source of inspiration for formal or work events, and this style is made even more unique thanks to the subtle thin streaks of a lighter hue. You’ll feel totally like a glamorous diva with a great blowout featuring curled ends and honey highlights.
#8: 90s’-Inspired Copper Look for Long Straightened Hair
Remember Ginger Spice and Vitamin C? Copy their iconic look in this 90s throwback by adding both blonde and copper highlights to straightened hair. Choppy layers add volume to your long tresses.
#9: Glamorous Curls for Chocolate Hair
Black hair that has been dyed brown can be hard to add blond highlights to. Going for a darker brown with light brown highlights, you play on the safe side – when your roots begin to grow out, the color difference won’t be so obvious.
#10: Edgy Asymmetrical Cut with Purple Highlights
Can’t decide which color to go for? You may as well go all out and embrace a fun color like purple. You can even use hair chalk or temporary dye if you’re afraid to commit. Combined with an asymmetrical cut, purple highlights create a bold and stylish look.
#11: Chestnut Sombre Curls
If you have curly hair, this is a great look for you. It’s very casual, low maintenance, and perfect for most settings and activities from school to work and running errands. Go for ash light brown highlights if you want to avoid having touch ups too often.
#12: Red-Tinted Style For Short Straight Hair
If you want more of a complex auburn hue, go for red highlights over your light brown hair color. You won’t be full auburn but will be able to transition easily to that color if you end up liking your highlights.
#13: Blonde-Streaked Style for Short Layered Hair
Keep your style from looking too much like a typical mom-cut by adding thick streaks of blonde and white blonde to your base color. Use a product to make hair really shiny, and do a deep conditioning treatment with hot oils to keep your dyed hair healthy.
#14: Neatly Curled Long Light Brown Hairstyle
If you’re ever worried about thin hair looking flat, get dimensional highlights and curls. By keeping the color of highlights close to your natural hair color, you won’t have to go to your stylist too often to have the dye job refreshed. Both the color and the style add dimension here.
#15: Very Long Sombre Hair With Light Waves
Keep really long hair from looking messy or tired with a soft ombre. The lowlights for brown hair prevent the style from looking weighed down, and make it perk up instead.
#16: Caramel Hair With Dark Chocolate Roots
Those who are looking to add depth to darker brown or black hair will find caramel ombre highlights to be an easy fix. Your hair should be cut all to the same length and parted deep to the side for this look. This style and hair color solution are really on trend.
#17: Dark Brown Hair With Caramel Balayage
If your natural hair color is dark brown and you want to soften your look, try a mix of light brown and caramel balayage highlights. This is an amazing delicious combo you can’t look away!
#18: Messy Voluminous Golden Copper Braid
Don’t settle for the typical hair color. Light brown hair with blonde highlights – especially when it comes to highlights on more reddish-toned hair – looks glamorous. We also love the gorgeous 3d braid. Thick hair is the best to keep this style from falling apart.
#19: Wild Long Brown Blue Curls
You can also dye your hair unusual colors, like delicate pastels or bolder eye-catching hues. Create really large curls using a 2-inch barrel and a heat protectant. Run your fingers through your hair to make it messier.
#20: Short Curled Hair With Blonde and Red Highlights
Shorter hair gets a glamorous touch with large curls. Begin the curl halfway down your locks to get this look. The blonde and light brown highlights should be mixed and enhanced by the reddish ones.
#21: Soft Bronde
Is Jennifer blonde or brown-haired in this picture? She is both. And the transitions of hues are so smooth in her partial highlights that you can hardly look away, admiring this professional dye work.
#22: Light Caramel Highlights
Delicious light hues of caramel are very compatible with light brown hair. They add a note of youth and freshness to the warm tone of skin.
#23: Delightful Mix of Blonds & Honey
Cold platinum strands and warm golden/honey streaks work unexpectedly fantastic for the light brown background. It’s a perfect way to accentuate the color of your eyes and complete the look with golden accessories, like in the photo.
#24: Divine Peachy
Light brown hair has multiple options for the choice of shades for highlights. Silky peachy waves accentuate the warmth and tenderness of this refined lacy look.
#25: Creamy Delight
The latest hair trends are inclined towards naturalness. Here is a perfect example of how naturally subtle highlights and lowlights blend into J. Lo’s silky hair.
#26: Golden Sparks
Your light brown hair and eyes will sparkle with life and sunny radiance if you add subtle partial highlights to the front locks, like in the photo. These look very naturally likewise and absolutely gorgeous.
#27: Sun-Kissed
Distinct bright blond highlights all through the brown short hair texturize this chin-length bob haircut and fill it with sun energy. This is an awesome idea on how you can become brighter, using you’re the natural tones of your appearance.
#28: Sexy Golden Streaks
Less precision yet more boldness is achieved when highlights are made with the balayage technique. You get the impression of random brush strokes, and the effect is thrilling, indeed!
#29: More Contrast For Bright Girls
This bright bold solution may not be appealing to everyone but it can succeed in bringing out the adventurous nature of your personality and the mischievous light of your eyes.
#30: Fine Dyeing Job
These genuinely brilliant fine highlights blend perfectly with the basic light brown hair and make it glow and shine as if in the rays of the tender morning sun.
#31: Distinct Streaking
Even with the same choice of hues, highlights can look very different depending on the dyeing technique chosen. Here we can view an interesting example of distinct blond streaks on long light brown hair.
#32: Tuneful Flows Of Shades
Caramel highlights flowing smoothly into dark brown lowlights compose a beautiful colorful melody, illuminating the face with its every note.
#33: Sarah’s Playful Streaks
Warm glints in Sarah Jessica’s hair are very in tune with her radiant smile and cheerful nature. Highlights can really bring out some crucial feature of your personality and make it brighter for everyone around.
#34: Subtle Chestnut Highlights
Very subtle highlights, just to point up the texture of this beautiful chestnut hair leave an impression of natural sun-kissed tresses.
#35: Pastel Fantasy
Although many popular highlights nowadays are of warm shades, cold pastel hues in highlights and lowlights work fantastic for women with beige tone of skin and very light brown hair.
Well, I have provided you with a bunch of ideas on highlights for light and Dark brown hair. Hopefully, you’ll choose something inspiring for your fresh spring look and feel more confident when explaining in a salon what you’d like to get as a result.
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