Not to forget the shades of colours vary too. Each client's needs from a balayage vary, some would prefer more roots and a thicker face frame and some would like it closer to roots with a thinner face frame to create a more worn-in natural highlight effect. So most find medium heat and low air give you time to work your magic with your dryer.
Cansu tells me “Balayage is a very bespoke application so, the consultation is very important. Another trick is flipping the banged up hair from side to side using your fingers to direct things until the dryer has it like 70 to 80 dry. Like Goldilocks, I've tried different shades of porridge blonde and have found a middle ground, not to hot not too cold – an easy to upkeep, warm bronde. I've been every variation of blonde, from ashy to white, and this season I wanted to try something new. It's the difference between a good day and a bad day”Ĭansu, the owner of Wavi, started with the all-important colour. In the words of Fleabag, “Hair is everything, we wish it wasn't so we could actually think about something else occasionally. Wavi London is a premier boutique hair salon, with international stylists and colour technicians – it's a salon all about empowering women and they truly understand the importance that hair holds. I headed to my favourite salon, Wavi London, which is a local favourite of mine on Chatsworth Road, East London. Feel like a romantic with this delicate hairstyle featuring soft curls.
