yep def more thiner high lights more natural

hi the mid lengths and ends will be a darker blond as you have had your colour over the darker colour so once that has grown out the colour should even up the only other way is to have a colour thats the same lightnes but tone it to the colour you want you would have to stick with the darker blonds to get a true match of colour , regarding the stripes on your t-secton and sides you would need a little of a colour fix your hairdresser will be able to sort this out but i would advise finer highlights as they will hide the regrowth for longer it would give you a more natural look !!

Hi Ladies, anybody that can give me a bit of advice regarding my high lights.  I have had high lights just top and side sections done on my previously coloured dark brown hair, this has been done twice now and I am still not happy with the result.  I feel that they are quite chunky and also the colour looks uneven, as the top section of hair near the roots looks lighter than the rest of the hair, there is a colour band that goes from light to dark.  Is this because the bleach has not been left long enough on the hair?? Also is this because of the previous colour on the hair.? I want to go lighter and might go back in a few weeks to have more high lights, would it be better to ask the colourist to put the high lights a lot thinner to get a more even look???