Mesh creates a sense of presence and dimension in hairstyles. When combined with subdued black hair, the three-dimensional effect stands out and creates a more fashionable impression. In this issue, we will introduce the merits and recommended hairstyles based on the theme of “black mesh hair.
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What is mesh? Is it different from highlights?
Mesh refers to a technique of coloring hair partially and streakedly. There is a way to distinguish between mesh, in which the hair strands are wide and strongly accented, and highlights and lowlights, in which color is applied and scattered finely throughout the hair, but basically, highlights and lowlights are divided by color brightness and are often treated as the same thing. However, highlights and lowlights are basically treated as the same thing and divided by color brightness. Since stylists have different views on this, when communicating your image, it would be correct to order with the understanding that wide and partial = mesh, and finely scattered = highlights. Of course, showing two or three photos or images of your image is a surefire way to order.
What are the benefits of mesh on black hair?
The advantage of mesh is that it adds originality and a stylish look to black hair. While retaining the calmness and masculinity of the black hair base, the color can add some playfulness and accentuate the sense of stylishness. Another key point is that the three-dimensional effect created by the richness of the tones can be used with any length of hair. Shorter lengths can add more dynamism, while medium lengths and longer can add a glamorous finish.
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