Let’s discover the new sunny framher hair coloring technique, to illuminate the hair from the nape to the front strands with style!
The new sunny framher hair coloring technique, developed by Salvo Filetti is dedicated to those looking for a lively and glamorous change of look in view of the summer! In fact, it is perfect to immediately give a radiant and luminous effect to the look, from the nape to the front strands. Let’s see together what the sunny framher is, how to do it, who it looks good for and the photos with the coolest look ideas to take inspiration from!
WHAT IS THE SUNNY FRAMHER
The sunny framher is a hair coloring technique that involves bands of light on the nape and around the head. At the heart of spring summer 2021 collection, the sunny framher represents a further step forward compared to the sunshine framher launched by the brand a year ago. The sunshine framher focused on creating a front frame of lighter locks to illuminate the face and complexion and define the features. Like face framing, it is in fact an evolution of hair contouring. The new sunny framher, on the other hand, is designed to also illuminate the nape of the neck, creating a game of contrasts that simulates the effect of light from below on the back of the head and all around. A technique focused on chiaroscuro, the result of which is refined, modern and terribly glamorous.
HOW TO REALIZE THE SUNNY FRAMHER TECHNIQUE
One of the most interesting spring summer hair color techniques, the sunny framher, aims to create a frame (“framer” in English) made of bright locks that surround the head starting from the forehead to reach the nape of the neck. Salvo Filetti shows us how to create bands of light by bleaching hair strands that are precisely spaced and placed on a particular diadem frame (called sunny framher). It is a useful accessory for lightening the hair that affects the front part of the hair and the hairline up to the nape. In this way a natural result is obtained, a refined hair color in which plays of light and shadows give character and personality to the hair. If you like natural lightening techniques, also discover French balayage!
WHO IS THE SUNNY FRAMHER GOOD FOR
The sunny framher is perfect for almost any face shape and any base. In fact, the front locks optically verticalize the features, in this way they remove fullness from the round face and minimize the angularity of a square or heart-shaped face with prominent cheekbones. In the same way, marked features with a big nose, a wide forehead and a V-shaped chin can benefit from this technique. For the same reason, it is less suitable for a long or very oval face. In this case we can opt to combine the sunny framher with scaled hair cuts with important unraveling on the front or we can add a long tuft that breaks the vertical line of the look. Due to its verticalising effect, the technique is good on fine hair only if combined with wavy styling and scaling that give volume. The sunny framher can be made on different bases of natural or dyed hair. On a base of brown hair we can obtain a “frame” from warm butter blonde to more intense peach. On light blonde and ash blonde hair, the lightening will be cooler and more sophisticated, but we can also try the technique on red hair, for a more modern and bold effect. In addition, it is especially the spring summer medium haircuts and long haircuts, as we are about to see.
SUNNY FRAMHER HAIR LOOK EXAMPLES
The sunny framher technique is particularly suitable for giving uniqueness to a medium-long long bob or to a long and saucy long bob cut. Our proposal is a deconstructed and multidimensional haircut played on scaling, with a dark brown base and peach-colored lightening to give character to the hairstyle. Looking for trendy spring summer long haircuts? Here’s how to make important lengths more chic by focusing on a sophisticated vanilla blonde base, with the ash blonde shades of the sunshing framher on the front strands that subtly frame the face. With the arrival of summer and heat, ponytails, chignon and high hairstyles are ideal both for having a more distinguished look and for fighting the heat. One of the coolest features of the sunny framher is that the lighter shades at the nape are most noticeable right when we pick up the hair, hence the top to show off this season!
What do you think of the new sunny framher color technique? Are you curious to try it? Let us know your thoughts in the comments!
