- 1Step 1 of 7
Create a profile parting from the natural part to the high point of the head.
- 2Step 2 of 7
Follow by creating a radial parting from the high point of the head to behind the ears, separating the front from the back.
- 3Step 3 of 7
Take two diagonal-back partings from the radial parting to just below the round of the head, on the left and right side.
- 4Step 4 of 7
Create single point balayage pieces, approximately three highlight checks on each side. Then, 2 inches above the previous section, follow the same sectioning pattern and create double point balayage pieces on each side. In the final back section, create three single point balayage pieces off the high point of the head, working right, center and left.
- 5Step 5 of 7
In the front subsections, on both sides of the head, create diagonal back sections 1 inch off of the hairline from the natural part to the radial parting. Work from the front to the back of the subsection, and create double point balayage pieces up to the natural parting.
- 6Step 6 of 7
Once the application is complete, fold the perforated plastic from the front sections over, to prevent overlapping onto the back, and for easy removal when rinsing. Process, wet, emulsify, rinse and shampoo twice with L’Oréal Professionnel Post Color Shampoo, followed by Série Expert Powerdose Color A-OX in-salon treatment.
- 7Step 7 of 7
Finished Look
Balayage
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