The latest contender for Best Balayage in Miami Beach is the Pine Tree Drive Balayage inspired by shifting sand and sunlight, the look evokes soft textured waves and golden highlights a throwback to when Millionaires Row a stretch of Condos on Collins Avenue was was still sand dunes and Oaks Trees on its western side cooled the temperature by 20 of more degrees. We also blend in Australian Pine wood colors summoning up the Pine Tree Drive on Miami Beach that were planted as a natural windbreak for Avocado farms that existed in Bayshore 100 or so years ago.

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ditch the foils in favor of a freehand hair color application. This technique creates a seamless blend and beach-ready, textured waves.

We begin by mixing equal parts Demi Permanent Hair Color and Clear Post-Color Treatment. Then, we section the hair with a cross-part, leaving the nape area out. Next, we take 1/2-inch sections around the front hairline to develop a light brunette shade.

For the back, we take diagonal slices of hair and apply a balayage technique, creating a V-shape to add dimension. This method maintains a natural sunlight effect.

Afterward, we apply the coloring technique to both sides, following the natural hair pattern. As the subsections widen, we alternate hair formulas. At the natural hair part line, we take small sections and roll the hair over our fingers before pinning each piece. We then remove the clips and apply heat protection by hand, shaping and creating a natural-looking finish.

Miami Beach Pine Tree Drive Balayage—

so natural-looking, as if Oak and Pine dappled sunlight upon the dunes a century ago.

Other trending color and balayage services at our Miami Beach salon include the Money Piece, Lived-in Hair, Copper Penny Balayage, and Blended Bronde Balayage.”

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