Balayage Highlights

Balayage

Balayage is the newest technique for a range of fabulous high lights. However is not a new one to Milaine Boyer, proud owner of Gleam Hair Studio.

Balayage is a French coloring technique that was developed in the 1970s. This is what makes Balayage different from foil highlights—the placement of color is guided by the natural movement of the hair.

With this technique of highlights, you get a lot less maintenance, and it grows out a lot softer at the roots. Compared to regular highlights, balayage is a faster, healthier and more organic process for your hair.

Each highlight is painted there are no stripes. Balayage can be done on any base color because the effect is so natural, and low lights can be balayage too. Balayage can be used in even the shortest pixie crop.

Balayage and Balayage highlights are considered a specialty technique., it requires a good eye and a very steady hand and must be performed by an experienced hairdresser who has extensive knowledge of the technique.

Giving you the beautiful customized hair color you see on runways with something as simple as the stroke of a brush Gleam’s Team turns an ordinary head of hair into a mass of beachy highlights.

Celebrity Balayage Favorites

Lauren Conrad, Supermodel Gisele Bundchen, Julia Roberts, Sarah Jessica Parker, Drew Barrymore, Jessica Biel, Rose Byrne

The Californian Balayage

This technique gives the most real blonde sun-kissed color effect seen to date to add a halo of light brighter, glossy color.

Balayage is the most popular hair coloring request in hair salons today. The go-to for modern, chic hair, balayage creates depth and dimension and leaves your hair healthy.

The Honey Balayage

Developed for brunettes that wish to be honeyed up. A mixture of slices and Balayage is painted on in different shades to give a really beachy softly lightened effect. The re-growth then becomes manageable and the effect is sexy, beautiful and softly textured.

The Ombre Balayage

The Ombre or grown-out highlights is a beachy, sun kissed hair. The French-termed hair trend features darker, more natural hues at the roots with gradually-dyed lightening at the ends. This new trend has been big news this year with heaps of celebs.

It can be done on any base color because the effect is so natural. On top of that since the look is strategically “grown out” you wouldn’t have to visit the hair salon every month! There is no maintenance to the Ombre Balayage.