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Halo highlights a.k.a face-framing highlights are the hit color trend we’ll see this fall and well into 2023. The look can be achieved on any hair color or hair type and offers a low-maintenance solution for anyone looking for a subtle glow-up. Whether you regularly get root touch-ups or opt for the occasional gloss, halo highlights are the perfect add-on service to create impact without a lot of upkeep. 

Curly hair is beautiful all on its own, but sometimes adding highlights or upgrading your hue can create just the change you’ve been looking for. The biggest concern when coloring curly hair is the worry that it will damage curl patterns and lead to frizzy or undefined looking strands. However, with the right lightening or coloring products paired with key color care curly hair clients can achieve any shade they wish! 

Whether you regularly get highlights or are new to the service, you may have the same question: do I need partial highlights or full? 

When you decide to color your hair, it may feel like there are endless terms that you need to know — balayage, foilyage, toning, gloss, root smudge, partial highlights, full head highlights. Depending on each hairstylist or salon, you may be required to specify the exact service when booking or simply rely on what your stylist suggests — but if you want to know the difference between partial and full highlights keep reading.