Balayage has gained a lot of popularity over the years and traditional Balayage has been transformed into partial balayage and it has recently been added to the list of coloring techniques and offered by balayage salons. There’s very little difference between balayage and partial balayage, and we have tried to throw some light on it. Read on to know more about partial balayage! What Basic Purpose Does It Serve? Full-fledged balayage and partial balayage both serve the same basic purpose with a minor set of differences. When you choose to get a balayage done to your hair, you are basically asking your salonist to start coloring your hair from the very middle, and it is so unlikely to happen in the case of highlights and other coloring techniques. Partial balayage, like its ancestor-coloring-technique is meant to give your natural hair a fair admixture. Your hair can look bi-dimensional with balayage done to it – whether it’s a full-fledged balayage or a partial one. How Different Is It from The Usual Balayage? It’s not a lot different from the casual or regular balayage highlights, there’s just a few prominent differences that you might care about. Partial balayage is just a lighter and less intense version of the main balayage. In regular balayage, you get to choose more locks to be colored, hence, your highlighted hair looks pretty dense. On the other hand, a partial balayage makes it a little less dense and opaque. In partial balayage, you will not be seeing the same amount of locks heavily colored. As it has been disclosed before, very few hair are paired together and separated from the rest to be colored when it’s partial balayage. These selected bundles of hair get color instilled in them – and the colorist starts from mid-size and takes (more…)