Low Contrast Balayage Using Your Client's Natural Tones

For clients who like natural-looking dimension without drastic tonal changes, watercolor balayage is the way to go. The subtle shade range delivers a model-off-duty look to supplement the wash-and-go trends (and easy grow-out phase!) we're hearing clients ask for. Keep reading for three pro tips on how to master this technique for your next client. 

1. Build A Base With Lightener

When lightening up your dark clients, precise placement is key to assure gradients pop without looking harsh. Alfaparf Milano National Artistic Director Cassie Siskovic (@cassiskovic)…