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The trend towards maximum naturalness has also influenced the field of hairdressing. Instead of uniform colour throughout the hair, women are increasingly opting for intricate shatush highlights. The combination of multiple shades and the treatment of individual strands create a light and voluminous hairstyle. This is precisely the effect achieved with shatush colouring, which can be done at our salon. Our experienced professionals are well-versed in the nuances of this technique and are ready to assist you with your transformation.

Natural colour transition

Shatush colouring creates a barely visible gradient — as if hair has been naturally bleached by the sun.

Volume without styling

The visual volume from shatush makes any hairstyle look elegant, even a simple ponytail.

Gentle on hair

The roots are not touched, and colouring is performed with non-aggressive formulas.

Long-lasting effect

Light strands retain their shade for a long time — frequent refreshing is not needed.

What is the shatush technique

Features of Shatush Colouring

Shatush colouring involves gently blending colour along the hair. Before applying the active mixture, the strands are backcombed, and the reaction takes place in the open air. The colour starts at least 5 cm from the roots. Thanks to these details, the transition between the natural tone of the hair and the dyed shades is barely noticeable and very soft.

Shatush looks especially striking on chestnut and dark blonde hair. The lightened strands look as though they’ve been sun-bleached or lightened by sea salt. Since there’s no clear gradient to catch the eye, the hairstyle looks natural and fresh.

This type of highlighting isn’t suited to ultra-short haircuts, as the colour shades won’t be very visible. But on medium-length hair, the full richness of the shatush palette comes through completely. If your cut isn’t the best fit for this technique, don’t worry — our stylist will always suggest an alternative.

Shatush on Dark Hair

Shatush on dark hair is one of the most popular versions of the technique. Lighter strands stand out beautifully against a dark base, creating a dynamic, stylish look. It’s important to trust the colouring to an experienced stylist so the smooth transitions look harmonious and natural. Dark hair may need pre-lightening — the stylist will recommend the best option during a consultation.

Shatush on a Bob Cut

Shatush on a bob is a great solution for anyone who wants to add depth and volume to a short cut. The backcombing technique allows smooth transitions to be created even on shorter hair, making the style look livelier and more expressive. The PIED-DE-POULE stylists will choose the best palette based on your colour type.

Advantages of Shatush Hair Colouring

Shatush helps disguise imperfections in the hair and adds fresh notes to your look. Here are a few arguments in favour of this choice:

  • Gentle on the hair — shatush doesn’t touch the roots. Colouring is done with non-aggressive formulas.
  • Easy styling — thanks to the visual volume that shatush colouring creates, the hairstyle looks elegant even when hair is simply pulled back into a ponytail.
  • Versatility — shatush colouring can be applied to almost any hair shade. Shatush beautifully enhances the beauty of women of any age.
  • Cost-effective — the roots aren’t coloured, so you don’t need to refresh the colour often. Lightened strands keep their original shade for a long time.
  • Concealment — shatush highlighting helps hide the first grey hairs and draws attention away from regrowth at the roots.

Shatush is a purely salon-based procedure. It’s unrealistic to perform such complex colouring at home. Only a qualified hairdresser can choose the right shades and carry out the colouring properly.

Can Shatush Be Done on Dark Curls

Yes, but it’s tricky — it’s important to trust the colouring to an experienced stylist so the result looks harmonious and the smooth transitions are visible on curly texture. This technique works beautifully to create natural colour shifts on curls and adds volume to them.

Shatush is also difficult to achieve on very dark or black hair, as well as on hair with a dense, uniform texture. Dark hair requires pre-lightening, which can take more time. Bring photos of hairstyles you like — the PIED-DE-POULE stylists will come up with the best solution for you.

Hair Care After Shatush Colouring

To preserve the effect of shatush colouring, it’s important to care for your hair properly afterwards. Use shampoos and conditioners made for coloured hair, and apply hydrating masks regularly. Avoid using heat styling tools too often, or use heat protection. Try not to expose your hair to prolonged sun or salt water. Regular toning visits to your stylist will help maintain rich colour and shine in your locks.

Shatush Colouring in Kyiv

Every woman can transform her style by choosing the shatush colouring technique. At our salon, you’ll get full information on all the nuances of highlighting and can consult with a specialist. Show your stylist reference photos of colourings you love, and they’ll do their best to recreate your chosen shades precisely.

Depending on hair length, shatush colouring takes anywhere from 40 minutes to 1.5 hours. Our stylists will not only carry out shatush highlighting to a high standard, but will also advise you on how to care for your hair afterwards.

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How shatush colouring works at PIED-DE-POULE

01
Consultation

The stylist assesses hair colour, condition and length, discusses the desired result and selects optimal shades based on the client's colour type.

02
Palette selection

Shades are chosen to create a natural transition from roots to ends. Pre-lightening is discussed if needed.

03
Backcombing

Before applying the product the strands are backcombed — this step creates the characteristic soft gradient of the shatush technique.

04
Product application

The lightening product is applied in open air with at least 5 cm gap from the roots. Processing time is monitored by the stylist.

05
Rinsing and toning

After rinsing, toning is applied if needed to adjust the shade and add shine.

06
Styling and recommendations

The stylist styles the hair and gives advice on caring for coloured hair and how often to refresh the shatush.

Service Results

Shatush Hair colouring with a healthy-looking shine.
Stylish Shatush Hair colouring for an elegant hairstyle.
Shatush Hair colouring with a refined and timeless look.
Shatush Hair colouring with a clean and natural appearance.

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Why choose PIED-DE-POULE for shatush colouring

Shatush Hair colouring with a soft and natural finish.
  • Experienced colourists

    Our stylists know every nuance of the shatush technique and will select shades that harmonise with your colour type.

  • Individual approach

    The stylist considers the natural colour, hair condition and your wishes — no template solutions.

  • Natural result

    Shatush colouring is performed by backcombing without foil — the colour transition looks like natural sun bleaching.

  • Aftercare recommendations

    The stylist will advise on how to care for your hair so the colour maintains its richness and shine for longer.

FAQ

  • What is the shatush technique?

    Shatush is a hair colouring technique performed by backcombing, creating a soft gradual transition from darker roots to lighter ends. The result looks like naturally sun-bleached hair.

  • Who is shatush colouring suitable for?

    Shatush suits women of any age and almost all hair shades. The technique looks particularly striking on brown, dark blonde and blonde hair of medium to long length.

  • Can shatush be done on dark hair?

    Yes. Shatush on dark hair looks especially striking — light strands create a dynamic contrast. Dark hair may require pre-lightening — the stylist will determine this during the consultation.

  • Is shatush suitable for short hair?

    It depends on the length. For ultra-short cuts the technique is not suitable, but on short hair of sufficient length shatush looks natural. The stylist will recommend the best option during the consultation.

  • How long does shatush last?

    Since the roots are not coloured, shatush grows out unnoticeably. Light strands retain their shade for a long time — frequent refreshing is not needed. Toning is recommended to maintain colour richness.

  • How long does a shatush session take?

    Depending on hair length, shatush colouring takes from 40 minutes to 1.5 hours.

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