Balayage technique is the most popular trend in hair colouring since 2017. The untamed, natural result of this technique is achieved when the hairdresser, according to your needs creates beautiful colour shades to your hair. Specifically, the hairdresser applies colour to your mids and ends of the hair avoiding colouring your roots. In such way […]
Balayage technique is the most popular trend in hair colouring since 2017.
The untamed, natural result of this technique is achieved when the hairdresser, according to your needs creates beautiful colour shades to your hair. Specifically, the hairdresser applies colour to your mids and ends of the hair avoiding colouring your roots. In such way the result looks natural and creates a gradual change effect from your natural colour to the one you prefer.
The reverse balayage is based on the same philosophy – the gradual change effect of your hair colour. Only this time the lighter tones are on your roots and the darker on the mids and ends.
So, colour application is performed in reverse.
Reverse balayage in order to create the ordinary balayage
We can apply reverse balayage in order to create the original balayage in highligheted hair or all fully dyed blond hair.
The hairdresser applies the same technique, only this time focuses on your hair roots and mids to create this gradually change effect close to your natural colour.
We are not sure if Greek girls will prefer the reverse balayage trend, but we know for sure that this trend is here to stay!
