Do you think balayage and other complex hair coloring techniques are only for blonde lovers? But no, they are great for brunettes too! The right balayazh technique adds volume to dark hair, making the color deeper, but at the same time shining and golden.

Balayage, shatush, AirTouch, and other complex hair highlighting technologies have long supplanted monochromatic coloring from trends. Blondes especially often resort to these types of coloring, because balayazh damages hairless and does not require such regular updates as classic lightening. 

However, brunettes in vain bypass this style of coloring: they even came up with a special shade for them – caramel balayage. It looks great on any hair tone: it makes light strands more golden, and dark ones – warm, bright, as if burnt out in the sun. 

Of course, in the caramel balayage there is also a process of lightening the hair, but not to the “blonde” range, but closer to copper and gold shades. The master will process only a small part of the strands in the area closer to the tips – the hair roots will remain in a natural shade and will not be exposed to all the risks of staining. 

Also, with the help of caramel balayage, owners of dark, almost black hair can analyze whether they will fully lighten their hair by several tones. But caramel coloring looks cool on its own! Its main highlight is the ability to add volume to the strands. Shades will overflow from one to another, making the hair visually thicker and healthier. 

Masters recommend making caramel balayazh not only for brunettes but also for owners of dark blond and especially chestnut hair to emphasize the copper undertone of the strands. In general, this coloring is suitable for all girls with a warm appearance color type. But if you have a cool skin tone or eyes, there is a risk that caramel balayage will look alien and seem too artificial.