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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is the kind of colouring scenario where we need pics. No,  I don't think most colourists are just lazy, and your situation sounds challenging. Also skeptical that dark black leading into blonde/caramel balayage looks great. Please give some visuals if you are looking for guidance. [/quote]

I have seen this look on numerous celebrities & it always looks nice.

Like black color on top, then light brown/caramel-colored balayage on the bottom half.
Kim/Kourtney Kardashian, Selena Gomez, etc.

As long as it is professionally colored + there is no line of demarcation, it is a very attractive, timeless look.

I am Asian and my hair was colored completely black.
I wanted to do a Balayage using the black color as a base color, then dying the balayage ends a trendy gray color.
My hair had to be bleached every two months, three bleaching sessions needed before my hair got the desired color I wanted.

It was a lot of waiting - but the end result was so worth it.
After bleaching dark hair, it is wise to use a good, purple shampoo to tone down brassiness.[/quote]

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