COLOR CORRECTION: Smoky Balayage
This color correction may have taken Anja Milotic (@anja.milo), owner of Milo Salon in Vancouver, Canada, nearly 6 hours but it was definitely worth it. Find out how Anja took her client from brassy and seriously outdated to sultry and smoky!
Total chair time: 5.5 hours
Pricing: $400
COLOR FORMULAS 
Products Used
HOW-TO STEPS
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1Before
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2Starting in the back, use a backcomb balayage technique to apply Formula A. “This helped blend the dip dyed look in the back,” shares Anja.
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3Once you reach the top where the chunky highlights are, alternate between weaving and backcomb balayage to continue applying Formula A. Then, switch to Formula B when you reach the front sections.
Note: As you work your way around the head, make sure to remove foils from any previously lightened sections when they reach the desired lift.
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4When she has 15 minutes of processing left, use Formula C to color each section that was backcombed to ensure a seamless blend. Rinse and blow-dry, then apply Formula D to the roots and Formula E from the midlenths to the ends. Rinse again, then apply Olaplex No.2 for 20 minutes.
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5Finished look
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