Full Hightlights

Service Description

Traditional Highlights: Small sections of hair are lifted and lightened using foils or a cap. These highlights can be evenly spaced or strategically placed for a natural or dramatic effect. Balayage: A freehand highlighting technique where the colorist paints highlights onto the hair, usually focusing on the mid-lengths to ends. Balayage creates a more natural, blended look, with highlights that fade seamlessly from darker roots to lighter ends. Babylights: Extremely fine and delicate highlights that mimic the natural, soft highlights children often have. This technique creates a subtle, sun-kissed effect with a more refined and blended finish. Chunky Highlights: Larger, more defined sections of hair are lightened, often creating a bold contrast with the base color. This style was popular in the late '90s and early 2000s but can still be styled for a more edgy or dramatic look. Face-Framing Highlights: Highlights that are applied around the face to brighten the complexion and enhance facial features.