Hair By Maria Areta

🩶Embracing the Grey 🩶

Would you even believe she came in for a hair appointment? 🫢

Formula drop below ⬇️

Colours used:
• L’Oréal Blond Studio 8
• Redken Color Gel Lacquers 5NA -> in between foils
• Redken Shades EQ Gloss 08NA + 09T -> global gloss

Chocolate hazel 🤎🍫🌰

Products Used:
• Redken Color Gels
• Redken Shades EQ

I really need to document more on what I do during services 😂

But here’s another balayage correction!
Using a mixture of lowlights and highlights, me and my client have balanced the look of her hair to a softer and more sunkissed effect ✨

☀️Sunkissed Shine ☀️

Products Used:
• L’Oréal Blond studio 8
• Eleven Australia

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🤍 Vanilla Marshmallow 🤍

Lightened with: L’Oréal Blond Studio 8
Glossed with : 00 (crystal clear) for that healthy glow to the hair ✨
Styled with: Eleven Australia

It’s the little details that make the biggest difference ✨

Creating soft blends and richness but adding lowlights and highlights

☀️ Sunshine Blonde ☀️

Would you believe this is a no toner blonde?

Reason for this is because we’ve done a ✨wet balayage✨

My client is naturally a level 7 and lifts so clean to a level higher than the toners I actually have. And she loves the look of how her hair lifts! Sometimes toners can make the original lift dull.
So we agreed and decided together doing a wet balayage to clean up the lift of her previous colour too would be the best way forward! And from these results, we’re 100% so happy with this choice 🥰

**note, wet balayages are only there to give (in my opinion) half a shade of lift max. Or to clean and remove SOME buildup of old tones. I do advise to speak to your stylist if this technique is the right choice for your service.