Artego Balayage Bleach

Professional Balayage Bleach

Used for the following techniques:

    Balayage
    BalayColor
    Balayage with Lowlights
    Balayage Tease
    Balayage Mohawk

Better because:

    Lifts hair lighter and quicker
    Does not puff or bleed
    Mixes to the right texture
    Applies evenly throughout the hair
    Best lightener for beginners and experienced hairdressers

What is Balayage?
Balayage is a highlighting technique that is designed to create very natural-looking highlights that grow out without developing a noticeable and obvious root. This technique is all the rage amongst celebrities and is rapidly growing in popularity.

When the hair is highlighted with the Balayage process, the highlights are painted on by hand in a fluid, sweeping motion that moves from the base to the ends of the hair. At the base, the product is applied very lightly, and the amount gradually increases as it is painted through the ends. The result is a subtle, "sun-kissed" look. As the hair grows out, the root is less
noticeable.

What is the difference between foil highlights and Balayage highlights?
The difference between foil rughlights and Balayage rughlights is that foil highlights have the same amount of lightened hair from root to end. Balayage highlights have less lightened hair at the roots and more lightened towards the ends. This is how we achieve a European look of hair color.