How to shadow root

To achieve a shadow root look, it is best to start with hair bleached up to the roots, then apply the shadow root technique as a final step. It is easier to apply a darker shade from roots to mid-length than to use highlights from mid-length upwards. So, if you already have a shadow root and want to bleach your hair again, it is better to bleach your hair all over then redo the shadow roots afterward.

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