Caring for Your Balayage at Home

Balayage requires color-safe, sulfate-free shampoo and a quality conditioner. Houston's hard water and humidity are both factors your stylist will address with product recommendations specific to your hair type. A purple or blue toning shampoo used once a week is useful for lighter balayage results, as it neutralizes the brassiness that naturally develops over time.

A gloss treatment every six to eight weeks — either at home or in the salon — keeps the tone looking fresh between color appointments. At Beautique, we offer express gloss services specifically designed for clients who want to maintain their color between full visits.

Lyndi Munguia

Creative Director for Dream’s Aren’t This Good, a chips and salsa company based out of New York, as well as a freelance Senior level Graphic Designer. 

Experience with projects including Creative Direction, Corporate Identity, Concept Development, Layout, Branding & Identity, Digital Marketing, Brand Development, Typography, Logo Design, Branding, Packaging, Food & Beverage Labeling, Advertising, Presentation Decks, Experience Design, Corporate Presentations, Letterhead & Business Stationery, Flyers, Brochures, Photography, Photography Retouching, Web Design, Tradeshow Displays & Collateral, Billboards and Social Media Content.

https://www.lyndimay.com
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