Single-Process Color vs. Highlights vs. Double-Process

Whether you have naturally blonde, brunette, or red hair, picking how to color your hair comes with its share of choices. For example, should you get single-process or highlights? Or should you get a double-process instead? Here, hair experts break down the techniques and share how you can decide which is best for you.

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The alternative to single-process color or highlights is a double