2 Tone Balayage with Keratin Brazilian Blowout - Home Service MNL

» Balayage is a French coloring technique that was developed in the 1970s. Balayage is an artistic freehand technique where the stylist applies color directly with their hands, eschewing conventional methods such as foiling or cap highlights for a more natural effect. Balayage can be used to achieve a soft, natural look with subtle highlights or a bold, sun-kissed effect.

» The duration of the balayage process can vary depending on the desired effect, the length and thickness of your hair, and the speed and technique of the stylist. Typically, you can expect the service to take anywhere from 4 to 6 hours.

» Yes, one of the beauties of balayage is that it can be tailored to suit any hair color or type, from dark brunettes to light blondes, and from straight to curly textures.

» Balayage highlights can last 3 to 4 months, sometimes longer, depending on how quickly your hair grows and how well you take care of it post-treatment. Because the highlights are hand-painted, they grow out more naturally and don’t require as frequent touch-ups as traditional highlights.

» Balayage is a technique, while ombre is a gradient of color. Ombre hair typically transitions from a darker root to a lighter end, while balayage involves painting highlights directly onto the surface of the hair to create a natural, sun-kissed look.

» Any process that lightens hair may cause some damage. However, because balayage is usually more surface-oriented and doesn’t saturate the entire section of hair with bleach, it’s often less damaging than other highlighting techniques.

» Balayage can be performed on previously colored or treated hair; however, the process may vary, and extra care may be needed. A consultation with your stylist will be necessary to determine the best approach.

» Come with your hair styled as you normally would wear it. This allows the stylist to see how your hair falls naturally and to personalize your balayage. It’s also generally recommended to avoid washing your hair right before your appointment, as natural oils can protect your scalp during the coloring process.