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Blonde Skunk Stripe
One wide blonde panel lifted through the front hairline or the part, left visible against the dark hair underneath.

BeforeBlonde Skunk StripeBoth renders come from the same edit instruction HairGlam uses for this look, applied to a studio portrait. In the app the shade lands on your own photo instead.
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Unlike a money piece, which splits the lift into two symmetrical strips, a skunk stripe is one continuous panel, usually an inch or two wide, run either straight back from the hairline or along the center part. The width is what reads as bold from across a room, and because it sits on top rather than underneath a layer, it never disappears when the hair moves. Against a dark base, the panel needs to reach a genuine light blonde or the contrast falls flat. As it fades, warmth reappears first, right where a root touch-up would begin.
- Undertonewarm, neutral. A golden blonde panel against dark hair reads as a deliberate contrast rather than a match, and the warmth in it keeps the stripe from looking gray next to warm or deep skin.
- Starting pointDark brown or black hair needs the stripe bleached in more than one round to reach a clean light blonde, since a single lift usually only clears to a brassy orange-yellow.
- UpkeepExpect a visible root at the stripe within 4 to 6 weeks since it sits right at the hairline or part, plus a toner refresh on the same schedule to hold the blonde clean.

Try Blonde Skunk Stripe on your own photo
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