Highlights, lowlights, ombré, balayage — there are tons of hair-coloring techniques out there that have dominated our Instagram feeds for years, yet even some of the most beauty-obsessed among ...

If you’re looking for a low-maintenance way to lighten your hair, you might be deciding between balayage vs. highlights. Here’s what you need to know.

We've seen balayage in a lot of different hues, from classic blonde and brunette to rose gold, watercolor, and salt and pepper. Today, we're showcasing a spectrum of copper-hued balayage.

A post shared by Balayage by Jack Howard™️ (@jackhowardcolor) on Aug 21, 2018 at 9:23am PDT "Wrapping is a French balayage technique," Zoë told R29. "It still uses the freehand painting ...

"Balayage is about flow the whole way through rather than large sections of contrast," Howard says. "When you’ve had lots of half heads, and not enough full heads it becomes darker underneath ...

Next I asked celebrity stylists and colorists if they’ve seen any changes in requests. “Balayage as a freehand, hand-painted open-air technique is the ultimate way to achieve low-maintenance ...

Balayage creates a totally bespoke, personalised colour finish. Healthy, natural looking hair will always be 'in', which is why the technique has remained popular for so many years.

California-cool balayage captures that "I live on the coast" vibe, with perfectly layered highlights that grow out beautifully. It's casual, natural, and practically demands a day at the beach. 7.

When we first heard about Balayage, it was a hair game changer. No longer did we have to sit, head in foils, for what felt like three days only to end up with hair so stripy it brought to mind ...