Balayage highlights are one of the most sought-after techniques, and with good reason: It looks more natural than traditional highlights and won’t leave an obvious block of color behind.
Stay on trend while keeping it subtle with light peach balayage that complements your skin tone or ask your stylist to create soft pink babylights as an alternative.
Peach Tones On Short Hair
Peach is a vibrant way to add dimension and vibrance to shorter cuts, and works beautifully on blunt bangs too. Hilary Duff’s rosy locks offer an eye-catching take on this trend; some streaks lean toward almost silvery hues while others lean more orangey-apricot tones. Pair this color with warm makeup looks for an overall look that is bang on trend!
Balayage is an excellent option for short hair because it creates an organic effect without creating visible lines that indicate where the dye job begins and ends, helping any new growth to blend seamlessly into existing strands – helping avoid post-cut regret!
Jamie Chung epitomizes an effective blend of peach and blonde for striking yet vibrant results. The softness of this hue will help your strands appear lighter and more natural, while its rosy tones complement any complexion. Ask your colorist to add additional streaks around the face for an added-favorite effect that highlights your features.
Peach Tones On Super Cropped Hair
Peach is an eye-catching hue that works wonderfully on shorter locks. It is an ideal solution for brunettes who wish to lighten without going through the growing-out process, according to Mattia from Live True Clapham North’s senior stylist Mattia who suggests Wella Color Fresh CREATE Opens in a new tab, an semi-permanent shade available in Hyper Coral that pastelizes into peach tones when mixed with Tomorrow Clear.
This delicate peach wash blends effortlessly into sandy blonde strands for a gentle sun-kissed finish that flatters all skin tones. Additionally, this color option makes adding just a splash of peach an easy and seamless way of adding dimension without completely switching things up – simply ask your colorist to incorporate this subtle hue during your next balayage session!
Janibell Rosane of Janibell’s Hair Studio shows us why this soft peach ombre is an ideal way to experience this trend without making too many commitments or investing much time and energy into its maintenance. Plus, its vibrant pop of color will brighten any dark bob!
Peach Tones On Partially Pre-Lightened Hair
Peach can add subtlety to an already blonde style for an understated effect. Just remember that your client may require additional bleach levels for it to make an impactful statement; additional touchups (try Biolage Colorlast conditioner Opens in new tab) might also be needed to keep their new hue fresh.
Peach strands can frame the face with beachy waves for an iconic ’90s aesthetic – especially flattering on super cropped cuts like Jourdan’s blunt bob.
Babylights offer a low-maintenance alternative to balayage that adds subtle peach hues to already blonde locks, creating an easy yet sun-kissed effect. Ashley Tisdale keeps her roots dark for a more low-key take on this trend.
Peach Tones On Long Hair
Pastel hair colors are having a serious moment. From lilac and pink, to mint green and silvery blue hues, pastel hues have quickly become Instagram favorites. But pink’s sister shade: peach provides a warming and natural alternative that complements all skin tones.
As an easy way to keep this trend relevant without overcommitting, consider having your colorist add subtle peach ombre or bright peach highlights into a balayage service. The pastel hue will provide subtle on-trend sunkissed highlights; when faded away your locks will reveal beautiful warm blonde locks!
Bright hues like this will need more frequent touchups than other balayage colors, but the payoff will make an impressionful statement about you! Make sure your strands remain looking their best by scheduling appointments every four weeks and using color-safe hair gloss to extend the longevity of your shade.
