Bleaching: shatush vs balayage

In the beginning it was the light is now shatush as the starting point or as a slight nuance the bleaching between technique and fashion.

Gone are the days of oxygenated water in the sink at home, now the public knows that it is an operation that need expert hands and professional products. In recent years fashion has brought to the fore the “natural but not too much” look, where its color is enriched with shades and shades of tone created precisely by giving light to the hair with bleaching. For those who dream of platinum blond but were born brown, for those who feel “pink” in the head but start from a raven black or for those who “like color, but I would like it less flat”: for all the answer is bleaching.

An answer that takes names that know about magic, but that hide behind a story and above all a technique. We’re talking balayage and shatush. Both bleaching techniques in which the hair is lightened of same shades in lengths and tips. The difference? In the application. The shatush involves that you cut your hair, and then with a brush you pass the most suitable lightening BBcos product. While for balayage, the product is applied “star”, that is, the crown is divided into 5 strands on which streaks are drawn with brush and spatula: an irregular application for a very natural effect.

We told you that we had a story: the latest balayage fashion was actually invented in France in the 1970s and then conquered hair salon made in USA and from there return to Europe; the shatush, despite its exotic name, was perfected by an Italian Aldo Coppola in the early 2000s.