Blonde Lowlights: 4 Tips For Adding Internal Depth
Photo Credit: Instagram via @sarahzstylz
4 Placement Tips For Lowlighting Lived-In Blondes Is your high-maintenance blonde ready to transition to a low-maintenance look? Keep reading! To help you prepare for this HUGE client request in 2023, we’ve gathered three lowlight placement tips to help you create dimensional, lived-in blondes with rich, internal depth—plus, all the formulas you need. 1. Use this smart foil placement to create depth at the crown: Reverse balayage is the perfect way to introduce depth into blondes who are ready to dip into something a little more lived-in. Keep scrolling to learn BTC Team Member Sarah Cabral (@sarahzstylz)’s...
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