Going back to the dark side.

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Christina R.

Nov 28, 2015

Christina R.

So at the moment being, I have a semi-golden balayage on my hair and contemplating on whether or not to go back to black.

I love both but it was so expensive and troublesome to achieve the color I have.

I spent about 200 on my balayage ( the first session) and 150 on the second one. Now I'm just wondering on what to consider or do.

Any suggestions?

Christina R.

Nov 28, 2015

Christina R.

This is me now with my balayage. It is sure is hard lol

Tessandra R.

Nov 28, 2015

Tessandra R.

Both are beautiful, but I prefer your black hair on you! :) It compliments your features very well!

Lisa S.

Nov 28, 2015

Lisa S.

I think black with some chocolate or maybe a reddish lowlight or baylayge, instead of just a solid black color to help give some dimension. It will be so much easier to manage since your natural color is dark and blonde is hard to upkeep. See I have the same (well technically opposite) problem as you, I naturally have a dark blonde color and for the last 7 years have been going dark, and it is such a pain to keep up with and my hair fades faster than most peoples, so I was constantly coloring mine every 4-6 weeks to hide my blonde roots; but now that I've finally starting going back lighter it is so much easier to manage! And I'm not spends $100s of on my hair every few weeks!

Lisa S.

Nov 28, 2015

Lisa S.

❤️

Lisa S.

Nov 28, 2015

Lisa S.

💙

Lisa S.

Nov 28, 2015

Lisa S.

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Christina R.

Nov 28, 2015

Christina R.

Omg Lisa you are a life saver!! I love the balayage and the black. I might grow out my balayage and get the blonde to a redish brown like in the pic 😁😁😁


Keeping up in the blonde is a drag lol

Lisa S.

Nov 29, 2015

Lisa S.

Glad you liked them! ☺️

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