Balayage and Hair Colour in Goa: Three Looks From Our Salon
Colour is one of the quickest ways to change how your hair looks without changing its length. Here are three recent colour looks from our salon in Cuncolim, with a little on who each one suits.
Caramel balayage
Balayage is hand-painted colour. Instead of even stripes from root to tip, the lightness is swept through the mid-lengths and ends, so it grows out softly with no harsh line at the roots. Caramel and honey tones sit beautifully on dark Indian hair and catch the light when the hair is curled.
Soft brown balayage on shoulder-length hair
If you want something subtler, a chocolate or chestnut balayage adds warmth and depth without looking obviously coloured. On a shoulder-length cut, finished with loose waves, it gives movement and makes fine hair look fuller.
Burgundy streaks
For a bolder change, fine burgundy streaks through dark, straight hair show up in sunlight and stay low-key indoors. It is a good choice if you want colour that is noticeable but still easy to wear to work.
Keeping colour fresh
- Wait a couple of days before the first wash after colouring.
- Use a mild, sulphate-free shampoo and a conditioner every time you wash.
- Rinse with cool water rather than hot, and keep heat styling to a minimum.
- Cover your hair in strong sun and rinse it after the sea or a pool.
- A hair spa every few weeks keeps coloured hair soft and shiny.
Book a colour consultation
Global colour starts from ₹1,500, highlights from ₹3,000 and balayage from ₹4,000, depending on the length of your hair. See all our services and prices.
Not sure which shade will suit you? Come in for a consultation at our salon in Cuncolim. We will look at your hair and skin tone and talk through the options before anything is applied. See our hair services, or message us on WhatsApp.
