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There are different types of highlights that can be used to meet the expectations of clients, as well as different hair types and colors. 

One of the best known is the ombré balayage, in which the hair is lightened on the ends by pressing the color on the ends and fading up to the roots for a natural result.

At Lucie Saint-Clair, we use a Shadow Signature balayage to bring contrast between the luminous lengths and the depth in the roots. This light/dark is achieved with a Lucie Saint-Clair Signature sweep for light and patina work on the roots for a natural, blended result with optimal neutralization. 

Good to know: 

Metals are present in water, are invisible and accumulate every day in the hair. They come from different sources: 

- Shower water, more or less concentrated in metals depending on the geographical location and the quality of the water pipes. 

- Swimming pool water, river water, sea water. The porosity of the hair fiber also plays an important role in the absorption capacity. The more porous the hair, the more metals it absorbs.

These metals do not pose a health risk, however, the metal deposit inside the hair fiber is responsible for the breakage and irregularity of the color results, not the metal on the hair surface.