No need to book in refresh after six weeks. High maintenance upkeep is a thing of the past.
All bottle blondes know that there is no better feeling than a fresh colour. After putting up with regrowth for what feels like a lifetime, you leave the salon feeling like you just walked straight off the set of a hair care commercial, minus the wind machine. Our issue" In what feels like the blink of an eye, the colour is dull and our regrowth is back with a vengeance. 
Enter: root melts. A technique that embraces your natural colour at the top of your head and fades it into a fresh blonde or a warm brunette, whatever your preference may be.
In layman?s terms: no more regrowth.
To help explain this new holy grail technique, we?ve called upon Annelise Hine, Head Stylist at Hair & Harlow and Barney Martin of Barney Martin Salon, for their expert advice. 
What Are The Benefits Of Root Melts"
Not to be confused with ombre or balayage, a root melt takes a less-is-more approach to colour. Otherwise known as ?lived-in colour?, the aim is to create natural dimension and movement, without the regrowth. 
?The benefit of this technique is lower maintenance up-keep as any regrowth becomes less obvious. It?s also a good way to transition to a darker colour,? says Martin. 
Hine agrees, adding: ?They are effortless, but still striking. Our clients can benefit from these ?root melts? by embracing their natural colour and working w...