#20: Muted Mahogany Caramel Balayage
The most appealing thing about a mahogany style is that it’s actually an attempt at rose gold. Shades of fashion tend to fade out or appear more murky than regular shades do particularly if color-safe items aren’t being employed at home. If you’re looking to maintain this beautiful shade, I would suggest an annual color refresh at least every six to eight weeks. This is for the typical woman who wants to be simple, but is also fun. It’s a great fall color especially for those over 50. Make your style look more polished by using Electric London prep spray as well as smoothing cream prior to blow drying. Then, straight iron waves, and then finish with Joico Beach Shake for some sparkle and texture.
#21: Classy Deep Caramel Highlights on Dark Hair
Do a high-contrast balayage with a soft caramel-inspired style. The caramel tones warmed up and can complement your skin tone and will provide you with a natural look. Don’t be afraid to trust the process. Beauty is a process that takes time and is essential to be patient. Rely on your stylist and their opinions you. Balayage is a style that looks most appealing with a layered cut because it allows you to show the various shades and lengths of your hair. It is best to pair it by curly hair or a soft wave style. If your hair color is with brown, green or hazel eyes then you’ll get people’s attention and have their jaws drop to the floor!
#22: Dimensional Caramel Brown Balayage on Long Hair
Opt for a dimensional caramel balayage. The caramel highlights are amplified and mixing darker brown tones makes for the perfect combination. The mixture of darker and lighter natural tones, paired with natural soft waves is my favourite thing about this style. If you’re thinking about getting an acacia balayage it is important to know that a more dimensional look will add depth to your color however, it can be executed in a way that the effect is soft and subtle. The caramel-colored balayage can be an ideal color to look into when you’re in search of a color that is low maintenance. Highlights of balayage are blown up until they reach the roots, creating shadows, which means that the look is seamless as it develops.
#23: Natural-Looking Honey Brown Balayage on Medium-Length Hair
If you are looking for a simple style, request your stylist to apply the balayaged highlights to the top of your face. They can then be incorporated into a halo for your back and sides. Pick a caramel tone that complements your natural hair and skin shade. The natural beauty of balayaged hair’s lows and highs complement your appearance. It’s not a good idea to have your hair being too natural for your personality and therefore, stay within the hairstyles you were made to look great in. Make it easy. If you’re looking to create an balayage that is caramel, ensure that the toner you select is suitable for you. The most important thing to avoid is a smoky balayage intended to look caramel. The balayage is expected to last for at most 4 to 6 months. I suggest you to visit your salon for cuts and toners each 6-8 weeks in order to ensure it stays looking new.
#24: Dynamic Bronde Balayage on Straight Hair
The perfect caramel-colored balayage highlights to straight hair. What I like about this style is that almost everybody can pull this look off! It gives your hair the appearance of a dimensional hairstyle, whether straight or curly. This style is perfect for those who want light hair but don’t want to go through the regular maintenance every 4-6 weeks. The lighter hair pieces stay off your hair so that you don’t get that overgrown appearance. As always , I recommend an appropriate color-safe shampoo that will help extend the lifespan of your hair longer. Also, use an anti-heat product for keeping your hair looking nice and healthy.
