Megan.Vandevanter

From dull and ashy to warm and vibrant🙋‍♀️
Partial balayage of highs and lows. Added much needed warmth to her base with the low light and broke up streaky highlights.
Glazed all over with 6bc 8gc
Long layered haircut

Gray blending that works with the hair👍

You dont have to go blonde to blend gray.
Depending what will work best with your hair you can use low lites or highlights.

In this picture above i did a partial babylight to a light brown color and glazed all over with 6p.

For reference she gets her foils done every 6 months with a glaze at 3 months.

The bronde era.
Bronde for the fall is one of my favorites. Instead of drastically changing yout hair for the seasona dn riaking damage a bronde glaze is an awesome choice.

You are light and bright but with so much depth👌

Partial balayage
Root melt
Glaze
Long layered haircut

Get rid of unwanted tones.

Partial balayage with a money piece to blend gray.
Root melt 6a
Glaze 8v and splash of pure blue to get rid of orange and yellow tones.

Fall bronde balayage 🍂
You do not have to completely change your hair for fall/winter. It can actually be so damaging.
I always suggest just doing a darker glaze, which will wash out in 12 weeks.

Above:
Partial balayage
Kept the money piece
Glazed a bronde 6m 6a
Long layered haircut and curtain bangs.

Perfect change for the fall!

5 month grow out to balayage refresh✨

Partial balayage
Root tap
Money piece
Glaze
Long layered haircut

Subtle and blended balayage.

Partial balayage and baby lights.
Glaze and root tap
Long layered haircut and curtain bangs

Not everything is a transformation.

Sometimes all you need is a highlight touch up and a glaze.
What a difference!!!

Partial foil
Money piece
Glaze