“Lightening the roots” is a term used in hair coloring that translates as “root lightening”. It refers to lightening the regrown roots of the hair to achieve a more even appearance or to minimize the transition between the natural hair color and dyed hair.

Balayage, meche and ombre are different hair coloring techniques that are often used to create natural or subtle color gradients. Here are brief explanations of each:

1st **Balayage**: This technique involves applying color to the hair using a freehand method where the color application is not limited by foils or caps. The result is natural-looking, soft highlights that gradually blend into the natural hair color.

2 **Meche**: Meche is a method where the hair is wrapped in thin foils to separate certain strands before color or bleach is applied. This technique is used to achieve precise highlights or color changes and can provide a wider range of effects, from subtle to dramatic.

3 **Ombre**: Ombre is a color gradient that usually goes from a darker color at the roots to a lighter color at the tips. The transition between the two colors is often soft and flowing, with no sharp lines.

Depending on the desired look and hair type, a combination of these techniques can be used to achieve a particular style, be it a natural color gradient, highlighted highlights or a more dramatic change. It is advisable to seek advice from a professional hairdresser to determine the best approach for your specific hair needs and goals.

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