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Consultation/Patch Test is when a client comes to the salon and wants to change the color of her/his hair. The color consultation is the most important step that Master Colorist takes her client through before deciding together with the client what to do to her/his hair. Color consultations are set also to protect and inform the client on the process necessary to achieve the hair goals as well as the cost.

There are four main hair colors: blonde, brunette, red, and black. And these colors can be changed slightly in tone to create a different appearance. E.x. blonde color can be combined with cooler tones to produce a hair color like ash blonde or champagne. This process can be applied to all shades for a wide selection of hair color choices to match anyone’s personal preference. Book online any time.

There are four main hair colors: blonde, brunette, red, and black. And these colors can be changed slightly in tone to create a different appearance. Please discuss your preferences with your Hair Stylist. If you want a haircut in addition, you can choose this combined service. Book online any time.

Highlights are dyed or bleached sections that are lighter than your natural hair color or base hair color, while Lowlights are darker. The volume of Highlights or Lowlights can be corrected together with your Stylist. Can you get highlights and lowlights at the same time? Yes. Unless you want streaky highlights with several of contrast, your Master Colorist will tone down and blend the color with lowlights, whether they’re placed along your roots for volume or throughout your hair for texture.

Highlights are dyed or bleached sections that are lighter than your natural hair color or base hair color, while Lowlights are darker. The volume of Highlights or Lowlights can be corrected together with your Stylist. Can you get highlights and lowlights at the same time? Yes. If you want a haircut in addition, you can choose this combined service. Book online any time.

Highlights are dyed or bleached sections that are lighter than your hair color, while Lowlights are darker. You can also have your highlights on a base hair color, not your natural hair color. The preferable tones can be discussed and defined with your Stylist. If you want a haircut in addition, you can choose this combined service. Book online any time.

Highlights are dyed or bleached sections that are lighter than your natural hair color or base hair color, while Lowlights are darker. The volume of Highlights or Lowlights can be defined together with your Stylist. Can you get highlights and lowlights at the same time? Yes. Unless you want streaky highlights with several of contrast, your Master Colorist will tone down and blend the color with lowlights, whether they’re place. Book online any time.

Highlights are dyed or bleached sections that are lighter than your natural hair color or base hair color, while Lowlights are darker. The volume of Highlights or Lowlights can be defined together with your Stylist. Can you get highlights and lowlights at the same time? Yes. If you want a haircut in addition, you can choose this combined service. Book online any time.

Highlights are dyed or bleached sections that are lighter than your hair color, while Lowlights are darker. You can also have your highlights on a base hair color, not your natural hair color. The preferable tones can be discussed and defined with your Stylist. If you want a haircut in addition, you can choose this combined service. Book online any time.

A glaze/toner is a hair dye without ammonia that evens out the color of dyed hair and is a permanent way to fix and distribute color. A hair glaze is a protective coating that adheres to each hair and protects it, and it washes out of hair in time.

The term comes from the French "balayer," meaning to sweep. It's a term that refers to the way the color is applied, but not the color itself. That means the final look is less stripy than highlights of the past, while offering the same gorgeous dimension and color. It requires less maintenance than most hair color. Since the process is designed to give the look of grown-out roots in a way that's natural instead of stark, it's less work to maintain.

Unlike traditional foil highlights or all-over color, ombré is a gradient hair color technique that's typically darker at the roots and seamlessly transitions into a lighter shade at the ends. Typically, this hand painted highlighting technique leaves the natural color of the root and applies either lightener or bleach to the ends of the hair up to the mid-shaft, depending on how high you want the transition to go. After the ends have been lightened, your desired tone is added.