 One’s natural hair color isn’t always 1 shade all over. Lighter and darker hues reflect and deflect light and hair colors change as we step in the sun or use certain products.
Highlights seem to be the normal thing to get every summer...go lighter with the warmer weather they say. Who are they, anyway? If you'd rather go for something solid, such as your natural hair color before the sun baked it or products touched it, check out our hairstyle gallery for some great ideas on non-highlighted looks. The pretty brown shade on the left from the stylists at Hob Salon isn't too dark and not too light but most importantly, it's not obviously riddled with numerous shades. Here are some other great colors from HOB SALON stylists.
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 | | While red is not a color everyone is comfortable becoming, it IS a color everyone notices. If you want to be one single shade of hair color AND still get lots of attention, go red. |
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 | | Dark ebony black is gorgeous and has of late, become popular on fairer skinned complexions where it was once known to be too dark. Going jet black is a drastic change but you will be sure of one thing-highlights be gone! |
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 | | This solid dark brown is not quite as dark as black but nearly. It hides any signs of previous color or highlights without being as drastic as black. |
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 | | Not many highlights on this head because the entire look is extremely light to begin with. There will always be a few strands darker or lighter on blonder tresses but dying it one solid color will bring it back to a more even tone allover. |
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