Do you want to emphasize your natural color with wavy hair? Then, our balayage for curly hair secrets will surely allow you to achieve just that. With the freehand technique, our stylists have supreme control to sweeten your natural beauty.
Our hairstylists are experienced in coloring curly hair, and we recommend against choosing a clumpy balayage if you intend to flat-iron your hair or style it straight. This approach can result in an uneven, streaky appearance.
Understanding Balayage For Curly Hair
Balayage is one of the gentlest methods for brightening your hair. Depending on the condition of your curls, we may choose to use a color lightener or bleach to reach your desired shade.
Since curly hair tends to be drier, we will begin with a hair consultation to determine the most suitable coloring process for you.
But it helps to understand balayage for curly texture. The word balayage means sweeping a color through the hair using freehand methods. Here at Haste, we offer different balayage techniques, from painting to open-air and foilage processing.
But what makes curly hair perfect for balayage? While different colors can benefit curly hair, we focus on its distinctive curl pattern. Your chosen color, curl type, and texture are up to you.
A modest balayage is perfect for your ringlets if you want to prevent upkeep while maintaining a radiant glow.
Preparing For a Balayage For Curly Hair
Our hair wellness spa prioritizes a consultation before coloring your hair. This is an effective way to begin the process, especially if you want to get balayage highlights. Feel free to bring along images that showcase your desired outcome.
Choosing The Right Balayage Shade For Your Curls
The next step is to choose a suitable balayage shade from cinnamon tones for your brown hair. Our stylists will show you some hair swatches to make color selection easier. Then we will start with the balayage process.
We will start by preparing your hair, starting with the top section where you want the most impact. We will then create a virtual section using sections of your hair and paint them with dye or bleach. We will follow up with a conditioner to prevent breakage.
Alternatively, we can leave your hair curly to highlight only your strands and give it a natural look. We do not recommend a DIY balayage for curly hair, as you may have blotchy-looking hair. We tailor your color according to your needs.
Balayage Curly Hair Aftercare
After your balayage, take the following steps to care for your hair. We will show you how to moisture-infuse your hair using the best products and conditioners.
We recommend Kerastase for fine to textured hair needing added moisture. With proper home care, you can prevent fading of your color and keep it in optimal condition. Then visit us for a hair steam treatment monthly to keep your hair and scalp healthy.
You can then have fun using a diffuser at home to enhance your curls and visit us for a blowout to give your balayage a beautiful impact. Then play around with different hairstyles from big to sleek and straight to complement your balayage.
Wrap-Up: Balayage For Curly Hair
Adding balayage highlights is one way to make a statement with curly hair. You can also get a sun-kissed look with the right color and products. Book your balayage for curly hair at our hair and scalp salon today.
FAQ
How to address over-processed or dry hair?
We recommend using a conditioner or visiting us for a deep conditioning treatment for your over-processed hair. A sulfate-free deep conditioner will help seal your hair and continue repairing your strands.
Can a balayage damage my curly hair?
In general, hair coloring is damaging to the hair when not applied correctly. For this reason, it helps to visit a professional when you want to balayage your curly hair to prevent over-processing.
Can I DIY balayage my curly hair?
We do not recommend a DIY balayage at home for curly hair, especially if you bleach your hair. You cannot see a full view of the color as a stylist does, and you can end up with blotchy hair.
How do I choose between a balayage and ombre for my curly hair?
If you want your natural roots to be more exposed, choose an ombre as it has a more gradient from dark to light than balayage, which we paint to emphasize each hair strand.
