96 per cent match — Excellent match
- Highlights — $40
- 1.1 km from Wagga Wagga — about a 14 minute walk
- Highlights $40
- Hair colour $50
Highlights & balayage in Wagga Wagga
We list 6 colour specialists across Wagga Wagga, prices start between $20 and $50, and all of them are appointment-only.
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Highlights & balayage in Wagga Wagga, at a glance
Foils, babylights and balayage are different techniques for different results, and the maintenance they need varies enormously. Deciding how often you are willing to sit in a chair is as important as choosing the shade.
- Prices from
- $20–$50
- Open past 7pm
- 5 of 6
What to look for
- Balayage grows out softly and can be left for three to four months. Foils give more lift but show regrowth sooner.
- Ask to see work on hair that started the same colour as yours, not just the finished blondes.
- Toner is what makes blonde look expensive. Check whether it is included in the price.
- If your hair has been coloured before, expect a consultation first. Anyone who skips it is guessing.
6 places in and around Wagga Wagga
Ordered by how well each one fits a typical colour specialist request here — not by advertising spend, and not purely by rating.
Searching from Wagga Wagga
54 per cent match — Worth considering
- 737 m from Wagga Wagga — about a 9 minute walk
- Hair colour $45
52 per cent match — Worth considering
- 562 m from Wagga Wagga — about a 7 minute walk
- Hair colour $45
51 per cent match — Worth considering
- 1.3 km from Wagga Wagga — about a 4 minute drive
- Hair colour $50
51 per cent match — Worth considering
- 2.9 km from Wagga Wagga — about a 7 minute drive
- Hair colour $30
50 per cent match — Worth considering
- 822 m from Wagga Wagga — about a 10 minute walk
- Hair colour $20
Common questions
- How much do highlights cost in Melbourne?
- A half head of foils typically runs $175 to $290 depending on the salon, and a full head $230 to $370. Balayage usually sits between $240 and $330. Toner is sometimes included and sometimes charged separately, so it is worth confirming.
- How long does a colour appointment take?
- Budget two and a half hours for a half head, three to four for a full head or balayage, and most of a day for a significant change or correction.
- Can I go blonde in one appointment?
- It depends entirely on what is already on your hair. Virgin dark hair can often be lifted meaningfully in one long session; box-dyed or previously coloured hair frequently needs two or three, spaced weeks apart, to get there without damage.