Light Brown Hair

Light brown hair, Bleaching hair that you have already dyed brown can be more complicated than bleaching your natural hair color. Using a harsh chemical like bleach to lighten your hair can damage it, and applying bleach over hair that has already been chemically treated will only add to that risk. Still, bleach is a straightforward way of removing the color from your hair if you get tired of your brown hair and want to dye over it, or if you simply want to lighten the color.
-Prepare the bleach solution in the hair removal kit according to package directions. Wear the latex gloves to protect your hands.
Divide your hair into several sections and pin up all but one of the sections so they're out of the way. Using the applicator brush provided with the kit, apply the bleach mixture to one section of hair from the root to the ends. Lift the hair to apply bleach evenly to both sides, and pin it out of the way when you're done.
Unpin the next section of hair and apply bleach mixture to the top and underside of the hair as before, working from the root to the ends. Repeat the procedure with remaining sections of hair.
-Cover your hair with the shower cap to prevent a mess or accidental contact with the bleach. Let the bleach sit on your hair for 40 minutes. Check the color. If your hair is white, the bleach is ready to come off. If not, let it sit for another 10 minutes.
-Rinse the bleach out with warm water. After rinsing, wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner.
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 hairstyles. 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 on brown hair 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 hair colors and shades, which make your basic 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.

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!