Blended Highlights vs Traditional Highlights
Full Blended Highlight
What's the difference between the two?
Full Traditional Highlight
with tip-out, Olaplex 1 & 2 and toner!
Full Traditional Highlight
What's the difference between the two?
Full Traditional Highlight
with copper lowlights, Olaplex 1 & 2 and toner!
What's the difference between the two?
What's the difference between the two?
What's the difference between the two?
-A Full Blended Highlight is a full head of fine-weaved highlights! It makes the dark-to-light contrast more blended, making the blonde pop on top of the dark!
-A Full Traditional Highlight is a full head of fine-sliced highlights! It makes the dark-to-light contrast a bit more equal, leaving behind ribbons of dark and light!
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-A Full Blended Highlight is a full head of fine-weaved highlights! It makes the dark-to-light contrast more blended, making the blonde pop on top of the dark!
-A Full Traditional Highlight is a full head of fine-sliced highlights! It makes the dark-to-light contrast a bit more equal, leaving behind ribbons of dark and light!
-These services can also be done as a partial (below), which is focused more in the crown and on top of the head (so dark is left underneath)
Partial Blended Highlight
Should I get a Partial or Full?
Partial Traditional Highlight
with tip-out, hairline detailing, Olaplex 1 & 2 and a toner!
Partial Traditional Highlight
Should I get a Partial or Full?
Partial Traditional Highlight
with grey coverage in-between foils, lowlights, Olaplex 1 & 2 and a toner!
Should I get a Partial or Full?
Should I get a Partial or Full?
Should I get a Partial or Full?
-If you are wanting to be more visibly blonde, I always recommend a full!
-If you are wanting to just add some highlights and stay on the darker side, a partial is the way to go! I also have clients on a stricter budget that get a partial with a tip-out and hairline details to stay more on the blonde side!
Teasy-Lights vs Baby-Lights
Partial Teasy-Light
What's the difference between the two?
Partial Teasy-Light
with Olaplex 1 & 2 and a toner!
Full Baby-Light
What's the difference between the two?
Partial Teasy-Light
with tip-out, Olaplex 1 & 2 and a toner!
What's the difference between the two?
What's the difference between the two?
What's the difference between the two?
-Teasy-Lights are thick-sliced highlights with teasing at the root! The teasing leaves behind a more blended root to make it look like a lived-in blonde!
-Baby-Lights are BABY fine-weaved highlights! This technique is done very similarly to Blended Highlights, except there isn't as much blonde left behind! This creates more of a sprinkled highlight effect!
Balayage vs Foilyage
Full Balayage
What's the difference between the two?
Full Balayage
with Olaplex 1 & 2 and a toner!
Full Foilyage
What's the difference between the two?
Full Balayage
with tip-out, hairline detailing, Olaplex 1 & 2 and a toner!
What's the difference between the two?
What's the difference between the two?
What's the difference between the two?
-A Balayage is hand-painted highlights (with special placement techniques)! This style is for anyone who wants lived-in dimension without going blonde! Since this technique doesn't require foils, I only recommend this to clients with VIRGIN HAIR.
-A Foilyage is thick-weaved highlights with root and depth left behind! This style is for anyo
-A Balayage is hand-painted highlights (with special placement techniques)! This style is for anyone who wants lived-in dimension without going blonde! Since this technique doesn't require foils, I only recommend this to clients with VIRGIN HAIR.
-A Foilyage is thick-weaved highlights with root and depth left behind! This style is for anyone who likes the balayage style, but wants to be more visibly blonde (because this technique requires foils)!
