If you are a person who is new to hair coloring, we have something that can push you to a beautiful start. Read on!

We understand it; dyeing your hair all the way through is a big commitment, and that's why many people are still hesitant to do it. Also, it does weaken your hair and leave it open to breakage. Thankfully, you don't need to subject your entire head of hair to harsh chemicals just to change the shade. Highlights are a good example; they were always in style. And nowadays, there's a wide variety of highlights to select from, so it doesn't matter how long your hair is. So if you're interested in experimenting with various highlights, this piece is for you. Just keep reading!

Classic Highlights

This technique for coloring hair is also known as "foiling." The first thing your stylist will do is give your hair a total lightening. The foil is then removed, leaving the voids in your hair color and giving the appearance of greater depth to your volume. Tiny sections of hair are then bleached and foil-wrapped.

Babylights

To achieve a sun-kissed look in your hair in a subtle way, use babylights. They add a subtler form of shimmer and shine to your hair than regular highlights. This hair coloring method is excellent for individuals who want to try out a new look without committing too much time or effort or for people who wish to change their style but need more time to commit to a permanent change.

Balayage

This French word balayage denotes the technique of applying highlights without using foil. Balayage is not a hairstyle per se but rather a technique for applying highlights to the hair. This versatile technique can be used on light and darker hair types. Balayage gives your stylist more discretion in producing the precise blend or sun-kissed appearance you need. For example, highlight with caramel for a soft, low-key appearance or strawberries for a bold, attention-grabbing change.

Foil-ayage

The stylists use foil to boost the lightning strength of the dye, giving the effect the appearance of a balayage. If you think a balayage is too delicate, you should talk to your stylist about the possible outcomes of a foil-ayage. This procedure is ideal for people who want to lighten their hair color. Colored strands that make people go "ooh la la" can be achieved by wrapping human hair with aluminum foil. Our coloring service is ideal for individuals interested in something other than easing into a new look.

Sombré

A combination of "subtle" and "ombré," "somber" describes a style of lighting that is dark and moody. So, while the initial investment in highlight services may raise your cosmetic budget, you will require fewer sessions. Sweet!