Meet 'Shatush' - a clever new way to cover greys for a subtle sunkissed effect

Meet 'Shatush' - a clever new way to cover greys for a subtle sunkissed effect
Want to brighten up your hair naturally in less time than traditional highlights? Then this could be for you
3 June 2021 • 5:12pm
Remember the 80's when highlighting was done by pulling skinny strands of hair through a rubber cab before dousing them with peroxide? Thankfully the cap was short lived as foils became a less destructive way to lighten and brighten tired-looking locks. 
Well, now there's a new smart hair colouring technique called Shatush, pioneered by colourist, Dominico Casella at Neville Hair & Beauty. 
While foils are still the mainstream way to highlight hair, the end result can sometimes appear stripey and old fashioned. Shatush, however, is a free-hand method, similar to Balyeage, that highlights hair in the places the sun naturally hits for a childlike hair glow.

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