<p>The city is witnessing a big change in hair colour trends. From the burgundy, chocolate browns and reds, many are moving to vivid colours.<br /><br />Silver and unicorn are trending colours this season, but you also see many hues of green, blue, purple and pink on tresses in Bengaluru.<br /><br />Neelam Kamall, a hairstylist at Neil’s Studio, says, “Hair colour is influenced by an individual’s personality. A majority who come for vivid colours usually have bold personalities, and enjoy being the focus of attention.” A minority chooses vivid colouring to experiment, she says.<br /><br />“There are different ways to go about it. A procedure I use is colour melt where I mix two or three colours in a seamless way to give the hair a subtle look,” Neelam explains.<br /><br />Raphael Emileenaa, a hairstylist at One Chair Story, lists three reasons for the popularity of vivid colours. “The first is change. The second is a life-changing or life-altering event that makes the customer want a change. The third is simply to be part of a trend noticed on Instagram,” she says.<br /><br />As the corporate world slowly opens up, it judges people on their potential and not on the basis of their hair colour, she says. Rutica Dey, who has painted her hair a vivid purple, says, “Colouring my hair makes me feel more fun mentally and physically. The rest of me is black and white.”<br /><br />Rainbow tresses</p>.<p><br />If you want any vivid colour, purple or silver, remember the procedure is lengthy. Find a good hairstylist. Explain clearly what you want. Look after your hair once it is coloured.</p>
<p>The city is witnessing a big change in hair colour trends. From the burgundy, chocolate browns and reds, many are moving to vivid colours.<br /><br />Silver and unicorn are trending colours this season, but you also see many hues of green, blue, purple and pink on tresses in Bengaluru.<br /><br />Neelam Kamall, a hairstylist at Neil’s Studio, says, “Hair colour is influenced by an individual’s personality. A majority who come for vivid colours usually have bold personalities, and enjoy being the focus of attention.” A minority chooses vivid colouring to experiment, she says.<br /><br />“There are different ways to go about it. A procedure I use is colour melt where I mix two or three colours in a seamless way to give the hair a subtle look,” Neelam explains.<br /><br />Raphael Emileenaa, a hairstylist at One Chair Story, lists three reasons for the popularity of vivid colours. “The first is change. The second is a life-changing or life-altering event that makes the customer want a change. The third is simply to be part of a trend noticed on Instagram,” she says.<br /><br />As the corporate world slowly opens up, it judges people on their potential and not on the basis of their hair colour, she says. Rutica Dey, who has painted her hair a vivid purple, says, “Colouring my hair makes me feel more fun mentally and physically. The rest of me is black and white.”<br /><br />Rainbow tresses</p>.<p><br />If you want any vivid colour, purple or silver, remember the procedure is lengthy. Find a good hairstylist. Explain clearly what you want. Look after your hair once it is coloured.</p>