Mauve balayage requires minimal upkeep besides regular toning or glossing treatments; to extend its longevity use sulfate-free products formulated to be safe for color treated hair.

This face-framing mauve balayage is ideal for brunette shades wanting a subtle gradient with pops of color. However, it should be refreshed every six weeks instead of every 12-14 weeks like traditional highlights.

1. It’s Versatile

Balayage highlights are an increasingly popular option for women seeking sun-kissed highlights without needing frequent root touch ups. Plus, stylists are more versatile when choosing shades based on each client’s skin tone and facial structure than with traditional coloring techniques, according to one salon owner.

A major benefit of balayage is that it’s less damaging than traditional methods. “Unlike foil highlights, which force lightener onto individual sections at once and often result in overprocessed hair, balayage provides natural-looking lightening,” according to one stylist.

However, it should be remembered that the technique may not suit all hair colors; to obtain desired results, hair must first be pre-lightened to an optimal level before beginning balayage application. Therefore, for best results it’s always advisable to seek advice from an experienced balayage artist or one who specializes in creative colors.

2. It’s Easy To Maintain

Balayage grows out naturally with no visible regrowth lines, making it less of a maintenance hassle than traditional color. Over time however, your color may fade so touch-ups will need to be performed regularly to maintain optimal results.

One of the easiest ways to maintain your balayage is using a toner, which neutralizes brassiness in blonde hair. You can find in-shower toning treatments or schedule professional toning services at your salon.

Another way to keep color vibrant for longer is using shampoos and conditioners which are free from sulfates, specifically tailored for colored hair. Use deep conditioner once or twice each week as part of a deep conditioning routine; avoid heat styling tools altogether and spray a heat protectant on your strands before blow drying – these measures will all help ensure your balayage remains vibrant for as long as possible!

3. It’s Low Maintenance

Balayage highlights are ideal for effortless elegance; their easy upkeep makes balayage the superior choice. Unlike ombre or sombre styles where color begins dark at the roots and gradually transitions towards lighter tones at the ends, balayage offers more of a natural transition that blends smoothly together.

To keep your balayage vibrant and beautiful, use a color-preserving shampoo and heat protectant spray designed specifically for color treated hair. A sulfate-free conditioner should also be included to ensure soft and moisturized strands.

If you love the trendy balayage trend, consider asking your stylist for mauve balayage to add an eye-catching pop of pretty. Pair this hue with loose updos and braided headbands for an eye-catching ensemble ideal for any event!

4. It’s Affordable

Contrasting with highlights, which involve applying bleach directly to each individual strand of hair, balayage allows stylists to paint pieces of color directly onto individual strands by hand – creating an indirect and natural-looking finish without harsh lines that separate colors on your head.

Brunettes can take part in this trend too! This chocolate mauve balayage features warm Pravana Vivids brown hues with shimmery pink tones for an irresistibly creamysicle effect that works especially well when applied over dark brown hair, although it also works wonderfully on medium to light brown strands.

To keep your balayage vibrant, be sure to visit the salon on a regular basis and use only color-safe shampoos (such as Sulfate Free shampoos ) with UV filters and use heat protectant spray when styling your hair. Avoid frequent sun exposure as well as using heat protectant spray when styling.

5. It’s Versatile

As with traditional ombre, balayage works beautifully on both blondes and brunettes alike; however, according to Dosso this technique works best on those with medium to light brown natural bases.

Purple balayage can be as subtle or bold as desired. For instance, this exquisite lilac look melds beautifully with silver roots for an understated and sophisticated result.

Wood recommends investing in bond-rebuild toner and nourishing hair mask products to prevent your vibrant purple shade from fading prematurely. Furthermore, she advises using shampoo with sulfate-free, color-safe formulas in order to avoid brassiness while maintaining shiny locks – this will extend the longevity of balayage applications and facilitate touch up visits frequently to salons for touch ups.