Balayage is a hand-painted highlighting technique. Instead of placing lightener in foils from the root, your colorist sweeps it onto the surface of the hair, concentrating brightness through the mid-lengths and ends. The result is a soft, blended look that mimics the way hair lightens naturally in the sun.
Because the color starts softly near the root, balayage grows out without a visible line — many clients come back only two to four times a year. It’s ideal if you want low-maintenance brightness, if you’re growing out a previous color, or if you simply love the look of lived-in, dimensional hair.
We finish every balayage with a custom glaze to set your tone, then a blowout so you can see the full effect of the dimension we’ve created.
From a soft face-framing glow to a full lived-in transformation.
Hand-painted brightness around the face and top layers — a perfect first balayage or in-between refresh.
Dimension painted throughout the entire head for a seamless, all-over lived-in look.
Balayage painting inside foils for extra lift when you want a brighter blonde with the same soft blend.
A deliberate transition from deeper roots to brighter ends for a bolder statement.
Pair your color with a cut so we can place brightness exactly where your layers fall.
Between balayage visits, a glaze revives tone and shine in under an hour.
Balayage is priced by coverage, hair length and density. Because it grows out softly, most clients find it costs less over a year than frequent foil appointments.
Partial balayage with blow-dry
$175+
Full balayage / foilage with blow-dry
$210+
Glaze / toner
$45+
Women’s cut & blow-dry
$65+
Starting prices. Final price depends on length, density and time; your stylist confirms before starting.
Balayage grows out softly, so most clients refresh it every three to four months. A glaze in between keeps tone and shine looking fresh.
Yes. Balayage works beautifully on brunettes, creating caramel, honey or mocha dimension. Your colorist will recommend how bright to go based on your starting color and hair health.
Foil highlights start at the root for precise, uniform brightness. Balayage is painted by hand and starts softer near the root, so it looks more natural and grows out without a line.
Plan on about three hours for a full balayage, including glaze and blowout. Adding a haircut adds roughly 30 minutes.
Ready for soft, sun-kissed dimension? Book a partial or full balayage online today.
