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– Foil Highlights: This hair coloring method involves sectioning hair and applying color onto the hair using foil. The foil is used to separate the colored hair from the uncolored hair, creating a more defined look. Foil highlights can be done with both permanent and semi-permanent hair colors.

– Balayage Highlights: This hair coloring method involves painting the hair with color, usually starting mid-shaft to the ends. Balayage highlights create a natural, sun-kissed look that is perfect for summer. Balayage highlights can be done with both permanent and semi-permanent hair colors.

– Ombre Highlights: This hair coloring method involves coloring the hair from dark to light, creating a gradient effect. Ombre highlights can be achieved using a variety of techniques, including balayage and foils. Ombre highlights can be done with both permanent and semi-permanent hair colors.

– Lowlights: This hair coloring method involves adding darker shades to the hair, creating depth and dimension. Lowlights are great for those who want to add a subtle change to their hair color. Lowlights can be done with both permanent and semi-permanent hair colors.

– Color Blocking: This hair coloring method involves applying a bold, solid color to a section of hair. Color blocking can be done with both permanent and semi-permanent hair colors and is perfect for those who want to create a unique, statement-making look.

– Dip Dyeing: This hair coloring method involves coloring only the ends of the hair, creating a fun, playful look. Dip dyeing can be done with both permanent and semi-permanent hair colors and is perfect for those who want to add a pop of color to their hair without making a long-term commitment.

– Color Melt: This hair coloring method involves blending two or more colors together, creating a seamless transition from one color to the next. Color melts can be achieved using a variety of techniques, including balayage and ombre. Color melts can be done with both permanent and semi-permanent hair colors.

– Babylights: This hair coloring method involves applying very fine highlights to the hair, creating a natural, subtle look. Babylights can be achieved using a variety of techniques, including foils and balayage. Babylights are usually done with semi-permanent hair colors.

– Reverse Ombre: This hair coloring method involves coloring the hair from light to dark, creating a gradient effect that goes against the traditional ombre look. Reverse ombre can be achieved using a variety of techniques, including balayage and foils. Reverse ombre can be done with both permanent and semi-permanent hair colors.

– Sombre: Sombre is a more subtle version of ombre, with a smoother transition from dark to light. This technique is great for achieving a low-maintenance and natural-looking highlight.

– Flamboyage: Flamboyage is a highlighting technique that involves using a special adhesive strip to create a natural and blended highlight. This technique is great for achieving a multi-dimensional look.

– Ecaille: Ecaille, also known as tortoiseshell, involves blending three or more different colors to create a warm and natural look. This technique is great for achieving a sun-kissed and beachy look.

These are few hair coloring methods we use in salon, and there are many more options to choose from. It is important to consult with our professional hair colorist to determine which hair coloring method is best for your specific hair type, texture, and desired look.