Highlights Without Highlighting

Are you a brunette or redhead and your color seems to fade between your color visits?  Most hair color does fade to a degree.  Would you like natural looking highlights without damaging your hair?  I now use a technique to give your hair a multidimensional look by utilizing the hair that has faded.  After applying your single process to your roots, I then instead of applying color to your ends I lowlight balayage pieces of the hair.  This makes the hair that has faded look like beautiful natural-looking highlights.  The benefit to this is that it's less processing on the hair, and takes much less time and money then traditional highlights.  This is my client Jessica.  We enhance her natural red hair and cover her grey with a single process.  When her hair color fades I add lowlights which are the color of the roots.  She now has a slight bit of dimension which makes her red look natural.