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Highlights, Lowlights & Babylights Here at the Cutting Garden, we offer a multi-dimensional highlighting service, using a range of techniques that include: Highlights: Highlights are small sections of hair that have been dyed in a colour that’s lighter than your base shade. Whether you’re looking for a subtle look or a dramatic result, you can achieve it with this technique. No matter your hair colour, you can add dimension and movement to your locks with some highlights! Lowlights: Lowlights are slices of hair that have been tinted to add depth to the base colour. This is typically achieved by using a colour that’s 2-3 shades darker than your base shade. This technique involves weaving the lowlights strategically through the hair, which can make hair look thicker and fuller.

The term ‘ombre’ (pronounced omb-ray) comes from the French word for shade and is used to describe a gradual lightening or darkening of colour. Ombre hair is typically darker from the roots to mid-shaft and then gradually transitions to a lighter shade from the mid-shaft to the ends. This look can be achieved either using your natural hair colour or a similar base shade. Ombre comes in a number of forms, including: Sombre, Shatush, Flamboyage and Reverse Ombre.

A Shopper Marketing project with Pernod Ricard shows how the spirits category can be organised to be more effective and emotional at the POS. The design of the shelf elements is tailored to different shopper types. Themes with specific images, attractive lighting and colour-based organisation create an eye-catching product presentation. Glorifiers showcase individual products.