Are you looking for a way to add thickness and volume to your fine, thin hair? Balayage may be the perfect solution. This hair coloring technique can create the illusion of thicker locks and make your hair look lighter. It's all about playing with light and dark tones to create different visual effects. Today, I was in the salon complaining about how limp and lifeless my hair is. My hairdresser suggested balayage as a way to thicken my locks and make combing easier.
She said that going a little bit blonde would look great on my brown hair. If you want a softer touch, you can opt for freehand painting to give some lightness to dark, fine hair. To get the best results, you should use aluminum foil and a balayage wrap. This will help you work on the hair without transferring the product to other areas. You can also combine aluminum foil and freehand techniques to achieve a multi-light effect.
Brian shows that you can run out of product quickly when using the classic balayage technique, which is actually a good thing.