Formulas
Smoky Balayage
Perfecting gray and silver balayage is a challenge—these tones require a light, ashy end result, and balayage is a technique that inherently produces warm tones. Starting with a dark base or attempting to achieve the look in one process both add to the challenge. Below are the formulas Matrix artist Constance Robbins used to create this color, and here are the secrets for how she did it!
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