Ben Gregory, global creative contributor of L’Oréal Professionnel, sees multitonal pink lychee in summer’s future: “Pink Lychee is never uniform; it moves between soft, delicate hues of pink and violet, and moments of stronger saturation.” The color palette can be interpreted in different ways, adds Gregory. “Layers of pink and violet tones create a bespoke blush effect, but it can be easily customized to push for a more visible or muted tone as required.” Even better, as it fades, the pink tones evolve — and always look good: “Much like the natural variation you see in the fruit itself, each stage reveals a slightly different tone, so hair is always gorgeous but never the same,” says Gregory, who loves to blend bolder shades with Dia Light boosters — demi permanent hair colors — to achieve a truly custom hue on each client. We adore this color by Nubia Suarez.
