Balayage & Highlights in Miami
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Balayage in Miami has to hold through sun, salt water and four weeks of ordinary life before you sit in the chair again. Our colorists paint each section by hand and place blonde highlights along the way your hair already moves, so the grow out stays soft and the shade still reads the way you chose it.
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Hair Services
HAIRDRESSING SERVICES
COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGES
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Coffee Espresso, Americano, Cappuccino, Latte
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Matcha Matcha Latte
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Cold Drinks Iced Latte, Iced Matcha Latte
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Wine Prosecco, White Wine
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Refreshments Still Water, Sparkling Water, Soda
Hairdressing
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Blow Dry $55
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Beach Waves plus $10
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Roots Coloring (Short Hair) $140
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Roots Coloring (Long Hair) $150
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Color Full Head (Short Hair) $145
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Color Full Head (Long Hair) $190
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Highlights/Balayage $350+
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Partial Highlights $250
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Air-Touch (Partial) $300
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Air-Touch (Full Head) $450+
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Glossing (Short Hair) $120
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Glossing (Long Hair) $145
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Trim the Ends $50
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Haircut + Blow Dry $90
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Hair Botox $250+
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Keratin $200+
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Express Keratin Treatment $125
Hair Treatments
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Davines $80
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Olaplex $170
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Hot Fusion Hair Extensions $600+
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Balayage and Highlights in Doral
Balayage in Doral runs the full range at MUSE: hand painted sections, partial and full highlights, airtouch and root work between visits. Your colorist plans the placement around your face shape and the way you part your hair, because balayage that looks right in a photo can sit wrong on a different growth pattern. Appointments here take the time the technique needs, and the finish includes a blow dry so you leave knowing how the color falls in daylight. Toning and upkeep are covered before you book the next visit.
- 1600 Collins Ave Miami Beach FL 33139
- Daily from 9 am to 9 pm
- musebeautysouthbeach
- (305) 922-66-75
Balayage and Highlights in South Miami Beach
Balayage at MUSE on South Miami Beach starts with your color history rather than a reference photo. Your colorist reads the base, checks how earlier lightening sits along the length, and chooses between classic balayage, airtouch and partial highlights based on what the hair can take right now. Sea air and Miami sun pull warmth back into cool tones faster than most climates, so the shade is mixed with that fade built in. When the hair needs a bond treatment before any lightener, you hear it at the consultation and not halfway through the appointment.
- 8550 NW 53rd St Suite B103, Doral, FL 33166
- Daily from 9 am to 7 pm
- musebeautydoral
- (929) 292-86-56
Why Choose Muse for Your Hair Color?
Colorists who paint every day
Airtouch, balayage and shatush are in our colorists' hands every working day. A Miami balayage specialist reads growth patterns at a glance because the practice never stops.
Your base comes first
Every appointment opens with your natural base, your color history and how much lightening the hair has already carried. The plan follows from that reading.
Professional color lines
We work with lines including L'Oreal Professionnel, Wella and Olaplex. Stock changes with supply, so check with your colorist for your date.
Bond treatment when the hair asks for it
Lightening puts the hair under load. When the process calls for a bond treatment to hold structure, we add it into the same appointment.
Shade mixed for Miami light
Florida sun lifts warmth out of cool blondes within weeks. Your colorist accounts for that shift so week four still looks like the shade you agreed on.
An honest no when repair comes first
Some hair needs restoration before it needs color. You get that answer at the consultation, with a plan for when lightening becomes safe.
4 Reasons to Choose Balayage and Highlights at Muse
A grow out that stays soft
Hand painted balayage leaves no hard line at the root. Two months in, the regrowth reads as part of the design rather than a stripe you need to book around. Clients who stretch appointments through summer travel usually notice the difference first.
Partial or full, chosen for you
Blonde highlights in Miami come in two working sizes. Partial brightens the top layers and the face frame. Full lightens throughout for a change you can see from the back. Your colorist recommends one based on density and how you wear your hair.
Color built for your base
Balayage highlights in Miami land differently on every head. The same photo turns brassy on one base and ashy on another, depending on natural pigment and what previous color left behind. We test a section before committing to a formula.
Airtouch for an invisible transition
Airtouch uses a blow dryer to push the short and fine hairs out of the section, so lightener goes only on the longer strands that remain. The blend comes out smoother than hand painting alone, the technique takes longer, and the result holds its softness through several grow out months.
Highlights lighten selected strands from root to tip, usually in foils. Balayage is painted freehand along the mid lengths and ends, so the root stays closer to your natural base. Balayage grows out softer, highlights give more overall lift. The two techniques combine in one appointment when the result calls for it.
Price depends on length, density and how much lightening the hair needs to reach the target shade. Partial work costs less than full. Toning and gloss are counted separately, and a bond treatment adds to the total when the hair calls for it. Your colorist confirms the final figure at the consultation, before any product goes on.
Plan on two to four hours. Shorter hair with a light base moves fast. Dark hair going several levels lighter takes multiple rounds of lightener with checks in between, and rushing that is how ends get damaged. Airtouch adds time because each section is separated by hand before any product is applied.
Most clients return every eight to twelve weeks. Balayage stretches further than foil highlights because the root grows out without a line. Toning is the part that fades first in Miami, so some clients book a gloss between full appointments to bring the shade back.
Often yes, and the answer depends on what the previous color left. Box dye, henna and old bleach all change how lightener behaves. Your colorist takes a test strand at the consultation and tells you what the hair will hold in one session and what needs a second visit.
Yes. Balayage in Doral is available at our salon on NW 53rd Street, daily from 9 am to 7 pm. The same colorists’ protocols apply at both locations: consultation on the base first, technique chosen after. Booking ahead helps for longer appointments such as airtouch or a full head of highlights.
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