Techniques

Queen Glam

The Queen Glam balayage was inspired by Queen Rania. It’s a technique designed to maximize highlights, but with subtle contrast. This creates a very delicate look at the top of the head, adding luminosity to the ends, with a well-dened yet ne contour, resulting in a discreet and elegant highlight style.

Recommended for ne hair that needs more volume. Perfect for those looking for natural highlights with low maintenance.

Blond express

Blond Express is a technique that allows you to achieve maximum blondness with high contrast. At the same time, it creates beautifully blended roots and a striking money piece. This technique is recommended for those seeking gorgeous blond hair with low maintenance.

Surf blond

This highlighting technique is similar to Ombré, but it also emphasizes face contouring while preserving the natural root appearance. It complements your undertones beautifully and can be achieved with either foils or a freehand application.

Brazilian blond

This technique is one of our favorites because it allows us to create any color, starting from brown highlights to platinum blonde. With this technique, we work with very fine, almost transparent highlights (for a more natural look, use more contrast; for a lighter blonde, use less contrast).

Light Brunette

This technique is recommended for those with naturally dark hair who desire a bright, contrasting shade without bleaching. It can lighten the hair three to five levels higher than the natural shade, creating a beautiful contrast with soft dimension while avoiding the need for bleach.

Copacabana Balayage

This technique is inspired by the iconic Copacabana sidewalk in Rio de Janeiro. When a client chooses this style, the pattern of the sidewalk is clearly reflected in their hair. It involves working with large sections, carefully divided to ensure symmetry throughout the haircolor.

Soft blond Balayage

This technique is a blend of ombré and surf blonde styles. It features a striking face frame created using foils, while the back of the hair is lightened with a freehand bleach application.

Bella Balayage

Bella Brazil introduced a Brazilian technique with a luxurious Arabic style. With this, we decided to merge both natBella Balayage blends Brazilian techniques with luxurious Arabic styles, combining two popular methods: Queen Glam, inspired by the Queen of Jordan, and Copacabana, inspired by the Rio de Janeiro boardwalk. This fusion results in a look with a defined yet delicate contour, and subtle, strategically placed highlights. The interplay of light and shadow enhances the details, creating a stunning effect from every angle. Bella Balayage is admired for its balance of lightness and impact, making it a versatile technique adaptable to all women simply by adjusting the tone to suit individual clients.ionalities into a new highlighting technique. We chose Queen Glam, inspired by Queen Rania, and Copa Cabana, inspired by Rio de Janeiro’s iconic boardwalk. This allowed us to showcase Bella Brazil’s identity in one of our techniques.

Highlights with lifting of the natural base

This technique involves lightening the client’s natural base color and then adding highlights. The base lightening can be achieved in two ways, both applied to wet hair: one method uses bleach, and the other uses a high-lift hair color. Once the base is lightened, any highlighting technique can be chosen to complete the look.

Lowlights

For those who want a change but prefer contrast, even with intense color! The hair sectioning will be as follows: from ear to ear (front section) and the back section! The amount of teasing you apply will determine whether the hair has more or less color volume! For a very soft look, tease up to 6 times! For a bit of emphasis, 3 times is enough!

The back section will be divided into 3 rows: one straight highlight in the middle and two more, one on each side, slightly diagonal (diagonal sectioning ensures the hair doesn’t look marked)! Create TWO consecutive rows of highlights, one above the other, and right above, add a row of gaps (for contrast)!

All the way to the top: highlights | highlights | gap | highlights | highlights! Finish the back section with 2 consecutive rows of highlights! For the front, divide the top: half an eyebrow to half an eyebrow and clip it! Then, move to the front! For more emphasis, do the first 3 sections without gaps, diagonally divided, and then continue with highlights | gap | highlights!

For the top, bring it forward, also doing 3 consecutive sections (on the bangs), followed by highlights | gap | highlights! Lighten to a level of 9 to 10! Afterward, wash with shampoo, apply a hydrating or nourishing mask, and detangle the strands!

Correction color

This color correction technique is recommended when the hair has experienced chemical breakage, lacks definition, or is unevenly colored. It involves backcombing the hair and coloring the backcombed sections. Let it process for 30 minutes, then rinse, blur the roots, and tone the hair.

Steps:
1st Step:
Divide the hair into sections. Isolate the section you will be working on and clip the rest.

2nd Step:
Backcomb the hair tuft by tuft, applying the color gradually. When preparing the dye, use a scale to ensure consistency and prevent dripping.

If you want the color to adhere very well, use 20 or 13 volume developer and leave it on for 30 minutes. This will open the hair’s base, which is fine because you will blur the roots afterward.

If the client plans to get highlights later, it’s better to use a 6 volume developer, but still let it process for 30 minutes.

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