Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

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Happy new hair for spring! I’m calling this one “hidden rainbow,” because it started with the concept of rainbow hair but in such a way where it would be rainbow-esque regardless of whether it was up, down, curled or worn natural. Most pieces have two shades in a gradient but some have three and a few have the full rainbow gradient. We went with more dominant purple and pink (with more purple at the crown and with a veil of babylights) around my face.

Hair was colored by Liz Cook and took about 4.5 hours (I paid in full for my service) in all (not bad at all!).

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!

Hidden Rainbow Balayage | New Hair for Spring 2020!



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