#21: Golden Ash Blonde Balayage Hair
The ash blonde hairstyles inspire not just blondes but also. Brunettes and redheads can also enjoy gorgeous balayage’s with blonde highlights. Mix cool and warm tones for elegant hair coloring solutions.
#22: Bright Shiny Blonde Highlights and Warm Lowlights
#23: Sultry Sombre
Hair lighting doesn’t have to be excessive. Limiting the light source to the area beneath the jawline creates a soft overall appearance. The illusion of dimension is made by using low lights that create the illusion of depth. This is a perfect combination for coarse and thick locks.
#24: Shiny Balayage
If you are looking for a little more brightness at the tips, you should consider mixing two shades of medium-ash blonde. The point at which the shades are joined is blurred. The rippled texture reduces the line making it more harmonious and flowing.
#25: Icy Ash Blonde
We love this bright platinum ash blonde , which is composed of babylights that are densely packed. Utilizing foils instead of a single color gives a stunning result, but it stays soft. This result is achievable for people who have naturally flaxen hair.
#26: Ash Blonde Highlights and Warm Brown Lowlights
#27 Beige Blonde Makeup with Silver Finales
#28: Oyster Shell
You may have heard about tortoiseshell or ecaille, a darker and more textured version of the ombre. The idea is taken in a different direction using the same technique but by adding a silvery-colored glaze. Finish the look using a silicone-based spray to create an embellished finish.
#29: Winter Wheat
Drawing inspiration from the agrarian landscapes that are awash with grain. This mid-range color is charming and inviting. Fair haired women tend to push the boundaries However, understated shades can be equally appealing. A sleek front and vintage Hollywood hairstyles convey a hint of glamour.
#30: Beige Bob
The color of ash hair isn’t only for long manes. It can also be a stunning addition to chic crop. The shorter ash blonde hairstyle appears elegant and modern. A stacked cut permits an even buildup of luminosity from the interior to the surface that highlights the sharp ends that are choppy.
