Apply the lightener in two fine streaks on each side of the subsection from roots to midlengths, leaving the center free of lightener. Just below the parting in the center back, create a 3-inch subsection.Create a horseshoe-shaped parting from temple to temple and clip away the top section.Apply the retouch formula to regrowth.Gloss: Joico Vero K-PAK Chrome 1/2 A7 + 1/2 A9 + Activator Application Steps But with long layers like Megan’s, fewer highlighted sections will look more natural.”īase/Regrowth: Joico Vero K-PAK Chrome 1/2 N4 + 1/2 G6 + Activatorīalayage Highlights: Joico VeroLight + 40-volume developer
If the hair is heavily layered, you’ll need to apply more highlights. Highlight strategically and tailor your color to the haircut. “When it comes to highlighting brunettes,” says George, ” a little goes a long way. “It’s a sexy, noticeable look, but it’s not a drastic color change.” “We’re seeing lots of dark, rich, deep chocolate haircolor refreshed with dimensional tones of truffle and auburn this season,” confirms George. So if you were to offer up a chocolate balayage approach to your brunette clients-one of the season’s hottest trends-there will probably be plenty of takers! George Papanikolas, Joico Celebrity Spokesperson, along with colorist Tracey Cunningham, Redken’s Creative Consultant for Color, share some of their favorite chocolate balayage formulas and techniques. It’s rich, it’s decadent, it somehow seems to soothe jangled nerves and brightens moods with ease. On just about every “my favorite things in the world” list, chocolate makes the cut.
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