4 Tips For Balayaging On Fine/Damaged Hair
4 Tips For Balayaging On Fine/Damaged Hair When a client comes in with damaged strands, applying lightener is the last thing on your mind. But if she’s determined to brighten her locks, it turns out there are ways to give her that subtle sun-kissed glow she craves without causing major damage that's beyond repair—and we got the answers straight from Jamie Sea (@prettylittleombre)! Find out her four tips for balayaging on fine/damaged hair below! [btc-banner id="685747"] 1. Don’t Be Scared Of Heavy Placement While it feels like heavy saturation will only lead to more damage, Jamie says...
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