Traditional Highlights
This hair coloring procedure is called foiling. Your stylist lightens each hair strand from root to tip.
Full Highlights
Full highlights use highlighted portions of hair throughout your head and are the easiest to understand. A full highlight service may be chosen to offer variety to the entire head.
Partial Highlights
Partial highlights exclude the hair's lowest layers. Here, the client's hair wouldn't change color.
Babylight Highlights
Babylights create a delicate sun-kissed tint for hair. Instead of traditional highlights, they give your hair a subtle glow.
Ombré Highlights
This highlights your hair to the ends. Traditional ombrés start with one color on top and change to a different color or shadow tone at the ends.
Foil-ayage Highlights
For more lightening, your hair colorist utilizes foil instead of balayage. Talk to your stylist about foil-ayage if balayage appears too subtle.
Sombré Highlights
Sombré, a mix of “subtle” and “ombré,” is elegant and feminine. Your initial highlights sessions may cost more, but you won't need as many follow-ups.
Chunky Highlights
This trendy comeback emphasizes larger, 1-inch-wide hair portions for great contrast.