Bold023 Archives bright hairstyles are all over aspirational Instagram — from watermelon hair to multicolored undercuts. But how do you get in on the trend without constantly resembling a Lisa Frank folder — or agitating a conservative employer?
Not Another Salon, a London business already known for its bright and beautiful dye jobs, makes a compelling case for "hidden rainbow hair."
SEE ALSO: Hairdresser uses shorn hair to create realistic portraitsThis take on the rainbow trend, created by colorist Carla Rinaldi, looks vibrant underneath...
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...but is easily camouflaged by a natural layer on top.
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One client even hid her rainbow hair under a layer of faded pink.
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Of course, if you're still into regular rainbow hair, do that. Basically, do whatever you want. It's your hair and your life, and everything looks good on you.
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