Austin Dallas Hair Studio

Hey y’all Austin here!

This was our first time working together, and she came in with a heavy line of grow-out from previous highlights that were leaving a pretty harsh line after just a few weeks. She gave her hair enough time to grow out so we could start transitioning her into a more lived-in balayage approach—something softer, more dimensional, and much lower maintenance long term.

The goal was to break up that harsh line while still keeping brightness throughout her hair, allowing for a more seamless grow-out that looks natural and lasts longer between appointments.

First things first, we addressed the haircut and brought some life back into her over-processed ends. Then I began painting my canvas, focusing brighter pieces around the front to keep brightness around her face while being much more conservative through the back since I was really appreciating the soft, rooty dimension she already had growing in naturally.

To help create even more depth and dimension, I strategically painted in lowlights to start building the softer, lived-in color we eventually want organically. This is exactly why I love balayage for so many of my clients—it gives you softness, dimension, and flexibility without feeling overly high maintenance.

Low maintenance, natural, and made to last — always.�📍Prosper, TX
� � � �