Ombré and balayage are the best way to create a natural look with a seamless flow of colour. I love how it is the polar opposite of traditional foil highlights in that the whole look is designed to be multi-leveled with a merging of colour/colour as opposed to blocks of colour that stand out against each other.
In this photo, I have covered the roots with a natural ash, then added some Wella Freelights to the mid lengths and ends in a flowing fashion, to lighten them up and create a very current summer look. To style this lovely lady up, I used my Babyliss Pro Conical to make beautiful 3D waves to show off the colour, I love the flow, it’s just beautiful, and it will last and last and get better with age as opposed to traditional hair colouring techniques.
Carlie, the master of Ombre and balayage is at it again! Look at this beautiful 2 toned balayage Ombre, he has pre lightened her base, and then gone through and used a shocking pink and a biro blue to create a very amazing tonal Ombre balayage. I love this look, technically difficult to achieve but
We just love using our new MUK haircolour. I wanted to show a few variations of what a great hair colouring system plus creative hairdressers equates too. We have been mixing and playing and formulating with MUK hair colour to see how far we can push it and create great and intense, long lasting results.
Blondes can be simple and summery and blend really well! I love this blonde hair done with some really fine foil highlights using the totally amazing MUK hair colour. MUK is the best hair colour that I have ever used! Look at the beautiful times we were able to create for my totally gorgeous client
