Balayage, Gold Coast
Custom balayage, the blend is in the foils.
Strategically placed foils that suit your skin tone and your natural color. The blend is built into the placement, not left to a toner or a shadow root, so it grows out soft.
The menu
- $400
- custom balayage, starting price
- $450
- full blonding, starting price
- $350
- partial blonding, starting price
- 12
- years in the industry, color first
The placement
No toner doing the hiding.
Megan’s note on her own work: the blend is built into the foils and the placement, not relying on toners and a shadow root. Each section is placed to enhance your natural color and complement your skin tone.
What her clients mention most is the outgrowth. It is smooth, without lines or noticeable differences as it grows.
The consultation
“Warm” means different things.
“If somebody says warm and I think warm, you might think that means something different.” So Megan asks what you like about your hair now and pulls apart every inspiration photo you bring: the brightness in one, the blend in another.
- Color clients can finish the whole consultation through the form: a recent photo of your current color and length, an inspiration photo, a little hair history.
- Then book balayage online.
- Full or partial highlights if you want more brightness.
At home
Keep it from going brassy.
“I can do a great color, but if you’re not taking care of it at home, it can look like a bad color.”
- Hard water and mineral buildup cause brassiness. A shower filter helps.
- A boar bristle brush moves your scalp’s oils down to the ends.
- A little oil on the ends at night, and you wake up to shine.
From the studio
Soft, dimensional, lived in.
Questions
Balayage, answered.
How much does balayage cost with Megan Hudgin?
Custom balayage starts at $400. Full blonding starts at $450 and partial blonding at $350. The final price depends on your hair.
Does Megan use foils for balayage?
Yes. Her custom balayage is strategically placed foils, chosen to suit your skin tone and natural color. In her words, the blend is built into the foils and the placement rather than relying on toners and a shadow root.
Will my balayage grow out with a line?
Her clients say the opposite: the outgrowth is smooth, without lines or noticeable differences as it grows. That soft grow-out is what they mention most about her color.
4.7 stars from 15 Google reviews
From her clients.
“Whether it’s extensions or highlights, the results are always exactly what I wanted (and somehow even better).”
“The result is always a super blended, lived-in balayage which has always been my goal.”
“I asked for a lived in blonde and long layers and she delivered just that!”
Next step
Send a recent photo of your color and length.
Send it to Megan with what you want your hair to do. Extension consultations happen in person at her Gold Coast studio.