In what technique are colors applied in a way that the hair appears to have dimension like a marble?

Marbleizing is a technique used in hair coloring that creates a multi-dimensional effect, resembling the visual texture and depth of marble. This method involves blending various shades in a way that mimics the natural variations found in marble stone, allowing different colors to flow seamlessly into one another. The result is hair that appears vibrant and rich in depth, capturing the eye with its intricate color interplay.

In contrast, other techniques such as low lighting focus more on adding depth by applying darker tones to specific sections of hair, typically to enhance dimension. Fur light may refer to a way of achieving a soft highlight or lightening effect but does not convey the same marbled appearance. Haloing usually involves creating a lighter perimeter around the face or crown of the head, accentuating the shape but not achieving the same dimensional effect as marbleizing.