balliage
n.— «We just did a balliage…technique with a prelightener, and brought it up to a little bit of a gold and run some styling paste through it, Redken, and it’s absolutely easy and moveable and restylable during the day, and it really shows off the texture and the dimension in the hair.» —“Saturday Morning: Haircuts on a Budget” by Catherine Callaway, Miles O’Brien CNN Aug. 17, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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