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A client in Chicago told me my balayage technique was creating a 'hard line' after 3 weeks, so I switched to a softer backcombing method.
I'm debating if this softer technique is always better or if the old way just needed more precise toning, what do you all think?
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terry_wood516mo ago
That hard line is sometimes what people are paying for.
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claire_bell6mo ago
Remember that old debate about the original Star Wars special editions. When they smoothed out the rough edges, some fans got really mad. What's the line between a polished product and losing the original feel? Is it about the artist's vision or the customer's expectation?
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thomas2756mo ago
Chicago clients can be picky but that's their right. A hard line after three weeks sounds like a toning problem, not a backcombing problem. Maybe the old way just needs a better toner instead of changing the whole technique.
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