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[[Multicolored_hair]] where the color of the hair closest to the scalp (ie the [i]roots[/i]) is a different color from the rest of the hair. This is typically visible where the hair parts on the head. This color difference may be unintentional such as with [i]dark roots[/i] and [i]hot roots[/i], or it can be intentional such as with [i]shadow roots[/i]. [i]Dark roots[/i] or [i]over-grown roots[/i] occurs when dyed hair (frequently blonde) has not been maintained and the person's natural darker hair color has returned with their new hair growth. [i]Hot roots[/i] is an error during the hair dying process which results in the hair closest to the scalp to be a different color than the rest of the hair, commonly the hair color closest to the scalp is lighter and/or more vibrant than the rest of the hair. [i]Shadow roots[/i] (also known as [i]root shadow[/i] or [i]root smudge[/i]) is similar to [i]dark roots[/i] but is intentionally dying the hair closest to the scalp a color close to the person's original hair color so that it forms a color gradation as their natural hair color returns as their hair grows. Updated by QuietBob Mon, Apr 24 '23, 17:27 |
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[[Multicolored hair]] where the color of the hair closest to the scalp (ie the [i]roots[/i]) is a different color from the rest of the hair. This is typically visible where the hair parts on the head. This color difference may be unintentional such as with [i]dark roots[/i] and [i]hot roots[/i], or it can be intentional such as with [i]shadow roots[/i]. [i]Dark roots[/i] or [i]over-grown roots[/i] occurs when dyed hair (frequently blonde) has not been maintained and the person's natural darker hair color has returned with their new hair growth. [i]Hot roots[/i] is an error during the hair dying process which results in the hair closest to the scalp to be a different color than the rest of the hair, commonly the hair color closest to the scalp is lighter and/or more vibrant than the rest of the hair. [i]Shadow roots[/i] (also known as [i]root shadow[/i] or [i]root smudge[/i]) is similar to [i]dark roots[/i] but is intentionally dying the hair closest to the scalp a color close to the person's original hair color so that it forms a color gradation as their natural hair color returns as their hair grows. Updated by bot Sun, Sep 18 '22, 02:54 |