Voluminous Layers with Honey Balayage
This layered cut with honey balayage will satisfy your need to have volume and softness. warm ribbons run across a fall dark brown straight bottom, with movement and depth. It is glamorous, but accessible.
I use this style without much trouble and with a lightweight oil such as Kerastase Elixir Ultime that ensures the highlights are shiny.
This is, frankly, my favorite idea of brunettes as it is so rich and light at the same time.
Purple-Touched Balayage Waves
The balayage displays a brown base with the strands dipped in soft purple. The result? Seriousness and darkness, as a winter evening sky. It is not too dramatic but has the right level of drama when worn in waves.
To ensure that purple tones do not fade fast, I would suggest that you wash less frequently with hot water and apply IGK Mixed Feelings Leave-In Purple Drops.
On a personal level, I believe that it is one of the best concepts of the people who desire a touch of color but do not want to go all the way. It is artistic, and fully wearable.
Caramel Blond Balayage
In this case, the blonde balayage ribbons are kissed to a long base of soft caramel. It is timeless, classy, and it keeps the body warm in cold weather. This balayage makes me think of a swirl of latte- smooth, warm, and addictive.
A shampoo that is not color safe is necessary. I would suggest Pureology Strength Cure as it would safeguard both the blond and caramel colors.
Personally, I consider this color as winter chic. It is delicate and strong, the type of color that matches well with neutral clothes and warm knits.
Berry Balayage Curls
Balayage in deep berry colors, combined with curls that are bouncing, is festive and glamorous. The dark bottom is enlightened by the bright magenta spirals and each curl appears to be alive.
I have observed that the texture and color are maintained by curl-enhancing creams, such as DevaCurl Styling Cream.
This expression is shriek of celebration. It is daring, assertive and one of my favorite thoughts when it comes to the fall transitioning to winter.
Face-Framing Pink Balayage with Bangs
This layered cut is boldly pink on the face with the help of balayage. The lower part is brown to provide a grounding effect and the playful fringe provides an edge. It is fashionable, young and winter-proof.
Bangs require an additional amount of love during the winter season- dry shampoo such as Batiste will keep them fresh without excessive washing.
To me, this is a bold yet stylish fall dark brown hairdo that is a great one when you want your eyes to be the focus of the day.
Rosewood Balayage Lob
Lastly, a pink balayage lob which is romantic and sleek. The dark brown long base of the fall is melted into warm rose ends, which are soft with a touch of defiance. It is that kind of style that seems right on coffee dates or nights out in the winter.
This tone is best maintained by a shine spray such as Color Wow Dream Coat which is a miracle.
This style is to me inexhaustibly charming. It is refined, romantic and a good way to end the year with a look that easily moves into spring.
Classic Brunette Balayage Waves
This appearance is all the class-dark brunette roots flowing into golden balayage ends. The waves are gentle, smooth and easily stylish. It is an age old fashion that adds warmth to the winter season.
To take care, I would suggest that the ends are kept shiny with hydration masks once a week because winter air can be harsh.
In my personal opinion, this is one of the most brilliant brunette looks-plain, yet noticeable.
Choppy Bob with Lavender Balayage
This is a play on the bob, with lavender streaks to a messy cut. It is young, creative, and contemporary- as snuggling in a sweater and making a statement.
