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Last updated: April 26, 2019

Babylights Balayage | How To Create A High-Contrast Blend

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Babylights Balayage | How To Create A High-Contrast Blend

Want to know the secret behind Liz Haven O’Neill’s (@lizhaven) gorgeous, dimensional, babylights balayage creations? This. Is. IT. Below, Liz, owner of Kaleido Hair Artistry in Houston, Tex., breaks down the techniques she uses to achieve a high-contrast blend, including babylights, teasy highlights and color contouring.

 

Babylights Balayage Pricing

  • Partial balayage + babylights: $175+
  • Toner: $40+
  • Haircut: $90+
  • Total: $305+

 

“For each extra bowl of lightener or color that I mix, a charge $10,” shares Liz. “This is an easy way for me to customize the price per guest. For example, if a guest only requires one bowl, then the starting price is sufficient. But if I spend two hours on application alone and this guest in particular requires four extra bowls, the timing is accommodated.”

 

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