Root Shadow Vs. Root Melt—Do You Know The Difference?
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We're Breaking Down The Difference Between A Root Shadow & A Root Melt Placing a darker color at the roots is a great way to add much-needed dimension AND ensures the fade out is super seamless. Because we’re in the thick of shadow root season, we need to ask: Do you know the difference between a root shadow and a root melt? We do now thanks to a genius post shared by BTC Team Member Carly Zanoni (@the.blonde.chronicles) on Instagram—and we’re breaking it all down below! Keep scrolling for everything you need to know about these haircolor techniques. ...
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