The balayage technique does not damage your hair as long as you are using quality balayage products that protect and nourish the color-treated strands. Your balayage artist will use a very low peroxide or no-lift tint to achieve balayage highlights which means your hair is only lightening up one to two levels.
Yes, all hair treatments that include chemicals, including balayage damage your hair to some extent. However, when compared to standard hair dye techniques, balayage is better because you don't need to redo it soon. Balayage damages your hair because hairstylists use bleaching to get the color of your hair to become lighter.
Even though you don’t need to touch up balayage hair too often, it’s best to go when your hair technician recommends it to maintain the color visibility. Usually, this is done every three to four months. DO avoid exposing your hair too much to the sun. The sun’s UV rays can not just damage your hair, but fade the color as well.
To do an honest direct comparison, it will be unfair to say that both have the same effect. Without bleaching, the color is less vibrant and less light so the byproduct of this is that the gradient effect is less obvious too. There is still a gradient transition in the middle but less obvious due to the absence of white pigment from the bleaching.
Balayage allows you to mimic the natural lighting effects in your hair by using more color than foil would give you. This method is better suited for people who have damaged hair as well as those with darker hair because it will not damage the cuticle layer of their strands as much as other methods do.
"The chemicals are harsh and can damage hair," explains Dr. Margarita Lolis, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist. "Balayage is a more gentle approach to highlighting, as opposed to foils
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