61. Layered Balayage Hair
This hairstyle is one of our favorite styles. Starting with the fringe,, to the beautifully defined waves and the delicate shades of brown, everything looks amazing.
62. Brown Shades Balayage Hair
The hair colors of brown are perfect for creating unique and natural-looking hairstyles because of their ability to be versatile.
63. Balayage Highlights on Dark Brown Hair
We enjoy this cascade of curly locks that are highlighted by gorgeous brown hair color. Let the beauty shine through your hair with a gentle natural Balayage.
64. Natural Brown Balayage Hair
Balyage highlights that frame the face are essential for beautiful long hair such as this. The gradual change between hair’s colors softens the appearance and adds a delicate touch.
65. Pastel Pink Balayage for Long Hair
Make a splash with a balayage that is unique in pastel shades. This could require bleaching. If you’re naturally blonde, you’ll look gorgeous with these hair color options.
66. Brown Balayage Highlights
The dark brown lowlights as well as nougat highlights highlight this brown hair balayage to be a must try. It’s just too adorable to pass up the chance.
67. Dirty Blonde Highlights
This hairstyle with a slick edge is highly suggested because of its versatility. It’s appropriate for casual or more formal occasions and is stylish.
68. Chocolate Hair Balayage
Can you say ‘yummy’? These flowing chocolate rivers are simply delicious.
69. Different Balayage Highlights
The hint of red. A hint blonde, and a hint of brown. What else can you want of a well-balanced Balayage to dark hair?
70. Honey Blonde Highlights Balayage
Hair with a light brown color and soft blonde highlights go together with ease. They not only enhance your hairstyle they also add volume.
71. Dimensional Caramel Balayage
Dimensional caramel balayage blends rich caramel tones with darker shades, creating a multi-dimensional effect that adds depth and warmth to the hair. This technique involves hand-painting highlights throughout the hair, focusing on creating a natural gradient from darker roots to lighter ends.
