Asking Again for Ideas

When I do highlights, I keep them in the same tonal family. They will both be consisted of bleach, but one will have a hi-lift color added to it.

That way, the highlights are in a similar family, so you aren't ending up with cool contrasting against warmth.

There is a ashy tone to parts of your hair, but I'm guessing that is the flash. If it's the flash, a warm golden highlight no higher than a level 10 would look lovely, with another highlight around a level 9.

I tend to agree that you could pull off some lovely lo-lights in an almost warm, autumn red color, like a soft, coppery ginger.

One thing to avoid, is getting blonde highlights too fine. It will often tend to make brown hair like yours almost appear graying, especially if they are cooler in color. I don't mean to get super chunky pieces, but a few blondes back to back with lo-lights in between every two or so foils, then every other foil, then again two back to back blondes...

If you get 2 hi-lights, 2 lo-lights plus your natural hair, you will have 5 colors. I would stick with 2 hi-lights, 1 lo-lights and a nice, soft, glaze like Sebastian colorshines to go on top to bring out the richness in your natural color as well as the highlights. Glazes are non-damaging and they actually protect the hair and make amazing shine. The color can be adjusted to clear, to a rich honey wheat that looks lovely on pretty much any color.

ANYWAYS!!!:

These are some colors that *I* think would look great on you:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/number9salon/3890722331/ (but I would have more of your brown hair showing and a few blond pieces that are brighter/blonder)

http://www.gallery.becomegorgeous.com/hair_highlights_ide...

http://www.becomegorgeous.com/img/user/d/1/1/4/barbipixi/...

Love your haircut :) have you ever had red strips put in? I think that would look lovely. No bleach just red color put in like highlights? I used to do that all the time. Or dark blonde chunky highlites? Let us know what you choose :)

I'm very jealous of your hair! You're gorgeous!

I thought highlights like the one in this photo would look nice - this site has a lot of ideas:
http://www.gallery.becomegorgeous.com/hair_highlights_ide...

http://www.gallery.becomegorgeous.com/hair_highlights_ide...

I don't know the difference between highlights and lowlights, I just go and ask them to color my hair and they take care of the rest. I would ask them about colors in the copper family.

I like your hair cut - you seem to have a great hair texture that allows you to wear your hair in that cute, short bob that I could never pull off without a lot of effort and product (my hair gets SUPER frizzy). I think you would look great with highlights and lowlights. My hair is a similar color and I'm highlighting towards the reds these days, which I'm enjoying. I say go for it.

Well your hair cut is super cute! I look like a puffy mushroom hair with that cut. I have tried several times. Well chunky highlights and or lowlights are not in. Very thin very natural is in. You should do some subtle reddish lowlights(I think) Or some very fine but lots of lighter brown highlights.