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Published 16:12 26 Jul 2017 BST
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Hannah Edelman coined the trend, shared the results to Instagram and explained the process to Pop Sugar.
Hannah used five different shades (soft and warm browns, mauve and a pink that's almost like gold) to create that beautiful shade of rose gold. Rose gold brunette involves two different techniques: colour-melting and balayage. Colour -melting was the first technique she used allowing for a "subtle dimension" resulting in an iridescent, ethereal effect. Balayage was then used for two reasons - 1) so that the technique would help blend the lighter hues blend in with the client's natural hair and 2) so that it would be kept low-maintenance. You can see how other colourists recreated the trend in the posts below. As you'll see, you can either keep the look quite soft and natural or really amp it up with some brighter pinks.

The lightweight SPF Irish women are rushing to buy
This lightweight SPF is one of the best available in Ireland We have finally found a lightweight daily SPF that has been designed to work with your makeup, not against it, and you need to try it. Meet the INGLOT LAB Hydrating & Smoothing Face Cream SPF50, the skincare essential Irish women can’t get enough of. Shop here. […]
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Homegrown heroes: Our favourite Irish beauty products this summer
Brought to you by Boots Bare by Vogue, Sculpted by Aimee and Spotlight Oral Care are just some of the incredible brands flying the flag for Ireland’s beauty sector. For a nation this small, Ireland punches above its weight, especially when it comes to our beauty scene. Our homegrown entrepreneurs have made shopping local super […]
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