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"           Before/processing/after for @emilyjessicarose #babylights #foilyage #sunkissed A photo posted by Becki Loewen (@beckiloewenxo) on Mar 18, 2016 at 6:57pm PDT     If you love the balayage hair trend that&amp;#039;s been happening for the past few years, you&amp;#039;re going to be obsessed with this souped-up version. Balayage is the\u00A0technique where your hairdresser paints sections of your hair with bleach, giving it a sun-kissed, natural lightening effect. Think Blake Lively and Shay Mitchell. Now, Allure.com reports, hairstylists are doing the technique with foil instead. It intensifies the color, which is perfect for girls with dark hair (like the picture above.)\u00A0 &amp;quot;Foilyage is a technique where the color is painted on the hair, just like balayage, but then each painted section is wrapped in foils. This amplifies the effect,&amp;quot;\u00A0Lorean Cairns,\u00A0owner of\u00A0Fox &amp;amp;amp; Jane\u00A0hair salons told Allure.com. &amp;quot;It creates highlights that seamlessly become more and more vibrant as they transition from the roots down the strands.&amp;quot; So, if you want your\u00A0balayage highlights to be a bit lighter, or your dark hair just needs some extra power to get it to lift, ask your hairstylist to try foilyage instead, to get\u00A0gorge highlights this summer.\u00A0  Follow\u00A0@Seventeen\u00A0on Instagram. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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