Hair Highlights and AirTouch in Kyiv
Highlights and AirTouch can bring light into the hair in very different ways — from barely visible brightness to a more defined contrast. At LeBlanc, the focus is not on the name of the technique, but on how lighter strands shape the overall look, complement the haircut and preserve depth in the colour.
AirTouch usually creates a softer, more diffused effect, while classic highlighting allows more freedom in pattern and contrast. The choice depends on the desired result, natural shade and condition of the hair.
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Highlights or AirTouch
Both techniques create lighter accents, but the overall impression is different. AirTouch is often chosen when the goal is a softer transition without clearly defined lighter strands. Highlights can be very subtle or noticeably more expressive.
At LeBlanc, the technique is chosen around the final colour rather than the name of the service — softer, lighter, deeper or more defined.
Light That Works with the Shape
Lighter strands can softly emphasise the lines of a haircut, add dimension and make the colour feel more alive in movement. The aim is for them to blend naturally into the hair rather than read as separate stripes.
Their placement therefore depends on the length, haircut shape and how visible the final effect should be.
Highlights on Previously Coloured Hair
On previously coloured hair, lighter strands may develop differently depending on earlier colour, lightening and the condition of the lengths.
Before the service, the stylist looks at how even the colour is through the lengths and what result will feel balanced without placing unnecessary stress on the hair.
FAQ
When is AirTouch a better choice, and when are highlights more suitable?
AirTouch is often chosen for an especially soft, diffused transition. Highlights offer more flexibility in how visible the result is — from fine lighter accents to stronger contrast. The choice depends on the desired look, natural colour and condition of the hair.
Is toning always needed after highlights?
Not always. Sometimes the lighter strands already have the intended tone. If the colour needs to feel softer, warmer, cooler or deeper, the stylist may add toning after the lightening service.
How do highlights look as the hair grows out?
The softer the transition near the roots, the more quietly the colour changes as the hair grows. More defined lighter strands become more noticeable over time. The timing of the next refresh depends on the chosen effect and how the colour changes between appointments.
Light That Feels Like Part of the Look
At LeBlanc, highlights and AirTouch are chosen to suit the individual look. Lighter accents should feel natural, work with the haircut and preserve the character of the colour.
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