This approach darkens select strands while maintaining your dimensional color.
Ask your colorist to add deeper honey tones throughout your lighter base, creating natural shadow and movement.
This technique adds richness while maintaining brightness around your face.
This option helps previously highlighted hair appear healthier while creating beautiful dimension.
12: Honey Brown Face Frame for Gray Coverage
Brighten your face with honey brown balayage while blending gray coverage throughout the rest.
This technique draws attention to your features while seamlessly incorporating gray coverage.
Request bright honey tones concentrated at your face-framing sections, with more subtle highlights throughout.
This strategic placement creates a youthful glow while maintaining natural-looking color.
This approach reduces maintenance for gray coverage while still providing brightness where it matters most.
13: Auburn to Honey Brown Transition
Create a stunning color melt transitioning from rich auburn roots to warm honey brown ends.
This fiery combination creates incredible depth that appears to smolder in the light.
Ask your colorist to gradually blend the auburn into honey brown, avoiding any harsh lines.
The seamless transition between these complementary warm tones creates a natural-looking dimension.
This rich color combination particularly flatters those with warm skin tones and brown, hazel, or green eyes.
14: Honey Brown for Short Hair
Maximize the impact of your shortcut with strategically placed honey brown balayage. The dimensional color adds movement and texture, making short styles appear fuller.
Request hand-painted pieces that follow your cut’s natural movement. The contrast between your base color and the honey brown tones emphasizes your hair’s texture.
This combination of cut and color creates a sophisticated, low-maintenance look perfect for busy lifestyles.
15: Honey Brown Balayage with Lowlights
Combine honey brown highlights with deeper lowlights to create incredible depth.
This technique adds dimension in both directions, creating a truly multi-dimensional result.
Ask your colorist to alternate honey highlights with lowlights one to two shades darker than your base.
This contrast creates natural shadow and light that makes your hair appear thicker.
Style with loose waves to showcase the beautiful interplay between the varying tones.
16: Honey Brown Root Stretch
Maintain depth at your roots while brightening your mid-lengths and ends with a honey brown root stretch balayage.
This technique creates beautiful dimension while extending the time between appointments.
Request a soft transition from your natural color to honey brown, avoiding any harsh lines. The gradual shift creates a lived-in look that grows out naturally.
This low-maintenance approach reduces the appearance of regrowth while maintaining brightness where it matters.
17: Honey Brunette Balayage for Fine Hair
Create the illusion of thickness with strategically placed honey brown balayage that adds dimension to fine hair.
