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#41: Dark Hair with Caramel Babylights

Babylights are a fairly new movement great for a refined appearance. A slightly more mature version of balayage, babylights are a fantastic option for older women or ladies who want understated locks.

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#42: Layered Bob with Blonde Balayage

An angled lob is a fabulous cut for all ages! Calling all new mothers who have a desire to chop off their locks — this youthful blonde balayage style is chic and low maintenance!

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#43: Delicious Balayage Highlights

Caramel highlights look so lovely on dark haired women, and the balayage technique really ups the beauty. With the ability to place highlights more freely and seemingly randomly, balayage highlights can brighten up any color or style. If your hair is dark, request chocolate, auburn or honey colored streaks to keep things looking natural.

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#44: Gourmet Chocolate Balayage

When deciding on the color scheme for your balayage, dark brown hair really affords lots of options. With blonde hair, you can’t go too much lighter. However, the deeper your natural hue, the more shades you can try. Mix your chocolatey locks with golden and caramel highlights for a toasty and chic hairstyle.

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#45: Dimensional Waves and Bronde Balayage

The good thing about highlights is that no matter what hair type you have, from pin straight to curly, an optical illusion of movement is created. On textured messy hair particularly, golden blonde balayage gives off a carefree beauty vibe.

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#46: Feminine Creamy Blonde Balayage

Show off your girly side with a layered blonde lob. Dark roots not only give this cut depth, but they also make it easy to maintain as it grows out. You don’t need to stick to your routine 6-week touchups. All you need is to keep your big and loose waves fresh with a wide-barrel curling iron.