Formulas
Updating Balayage For Fall: High-Contrast Dimension
You’ve been taking your client blonder and blonder for a while, but she’s ready to transition to a deeper balayage for fall. Reverse balayage (working with lowlights as you would lightener) is a great way to create super dimensional balayage by enhancing the contrast between her already-lightened pieces. An expert at this technique? Jamie Sea (@prettylittleombre). Watch her quickie how-to below! [btc-products] But first, her color formula: Formula A: Redken Shades EQ 3NB + Shades EQ Processing Solution Formula B: Redken Shades EQ 9NB + Shades EQ Processing Solution Formula C: Redken Shades EQ 3N + Shades...
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