Try BlondorPlex, which is a hair lightener-meets-bond strengthener. We’ve infused it with our WellaPlex No1 Bond Maker, which strengthens the internal hair bonds during the lifting process. You can use it for balayage, highlights, ombre or all-over coloring, and it will give your clients up to 97% less breakage.
Less damage: As you're only highlighting a few sections, you'll likely experience less hair damage. It looks more natural: Because you'll still see your base color, partial highlights look more soft and natural. Low maintenance: When compared with full highlights, partial highlights' new growth is less visible.

Olaplex No. 3 is a pre-wash, at-home treatment to help repair your tresses and keep them feeling healthy and looking shiny, using just one key main ingredient. Unlike most bleach-damage (alleged) miracle cures out there, Olaplex doesn't just create the illusion of healthy hair using oils and fillers. Instead, it goes in deep to repair the hair

The chemicals in bleach are really hard on your hair and can cause a lot of damage. Damaged, dry hair is why you are getting the keratin in the first place. Bleaching your hair right after you go for a keratin treatment will decrease the effects of the process and won’t allow the keratin to set and become permanent.
And remember, gray hair with lowlights needs a special shampoo. Aim for the mildest shampoo, as any product with detergent or artificial additives or preservatives will strip out the lowlights fast and create a brassy or yellow tone, as well as damage the natural structure of the hair. "Also, use a mild conditioner and finish with a tonal gloss
Goes Great With: Natural blonde hair, warm skin tones. Similar Shades: Dirty blonde, blonde ombré, dark blonde, brunette with blonde highlights. Price: "On average, expect a starting price around $160 for an all-over balayage, or some places charge around $25 'per piece' for enhancement balayage," notes Conan.
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