Master Cam

Master Cam's Signature Color & Cut Service

Intro to Airtouch

Airtouch is a modern hair coloring technique that uses a blow dryer to separate sections of hair instead of traditional teasing or backcombing. This method creates a seamless, natural blend between the colored and natural hair, making it ideal for achieving soft, dimensional highlights with a low-maintenance grow-out.

Key Features of Airtouch:

Air (blow dryer) to remove shorter baby hair, leaving only strong, healthy hair for coloring.
Creates a smooth transition between natural and dyed hair.
Works well for blonding, balayage, and subtle color blending.
Less damage compared to traditional foiling or backcombing techniques.

Airtouch Balayage

Balayage, derived from the French word meaning “to sweep,” creates a natural, sun-kissed look. It has become so popular that the term is now often used to describe any dimensional hair color. However, its core concept focuses on face-framing highlights and lighter ends. Balayage works best for those with a natural base color between levels 5 and 7 or lighter. For darker hair, the transition from dark roots to lighter ends can sometimes turn orange, which many people wish to avoid.

This is where Airtouch Balayage becomes the perfect solution. By using the Airtouch technique to blend baby hairs with highlights, it creates a soft, natural ombré effect with darker roots and lighter ends. Additionally, Airtouch highlights on top ensure a seamless blend with less contrast as new hair grows out, making it a more natural and low-maintenance option.

Core Advantages of Airtouch Balayage

Low Maintenance – Soft grow-out with minimal upkeep.
No Orange Tones – Base color stays untouched, preventing brassiness.
Healthier Hair – Only 25-30% of hair is lifted, preserving strength.
Better Blending – Seamless integration of baby hairs and highlights.
Easy Touch-Ups – Requires just seven sections, reducing damage

Airtouch Ombré

A Seamless and Low-Maintenance Hair Transformation

Airtouch Ombré is a modern take on the classic ombré technique, designed to create a soft, natural gradient from dark roots to lighter ends. Unlike traditional ombré, which can sometimes have a stark contrast, Airtouch uses a blow dryer to gently remove shorter hairs, ensuring a seamless blend. This technique not only enhances dimension but also maintains the health of the hair by preserving more of its natural integrity. Perfect for those seeking a low-maintenance yet stylish look, Airtouch Ombré offers effortless beauty with a long-lasting, natural grow-out.

Core Advantages of Airtouch Ombré

Seamless Blend – The Airtouch technique softens the transition from dark to light, avoiding harsh contrast.
Healthier Hair – Only a portion of the hair is lightened, keeping most strands natural and strong.
No Orange Tones – Since the base color remains untouched, there’s minimal risk of unwanted brassiness.
Low Maintenance – The natural gradient allows for a softer grow-out, reducing frequent salon visits.
Customizable & Versatile – Works with various hair colors and styles, from subtle caramel to bold platinum.

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The Angel Wings Hair Cut

Inspired by the breathtaking Winged Victory of Samothrace at the Louvre, the Angel Wings Haircut is more than just a style—it’s a work of art, a whisper of elegance sculpted into your hair. This technique creates three delicate layers, each sectioned into tiny triangles, with feathered ends that move like silk in the wind. Just like an angel’s wings, these layers are designed to flow effortlessly, catching the light with every movement.

But beauty is not just in the form—it’s in the feeling. This technique allows me to remove the weight of damaged ends while preserving your length, giving your hair a fresh start without sacrifice. I like to think of it as installing a pair of wings into your hair—so you can fly freely, carried by the winds of confidence and grace.

The Angel Wings Haircut was created by Master Cam, who was inspired by classical sculptures while studying art history in Florence. Captivated by the intricate details of wings and drapery in museums and churches, he saw an opportunity to translate those artistic patterns into hairstyling—leading to this elegant and dynamic cut.