Color consultation
30–45 minYour hair, your color history and the photos you bring. We test a strand and write the plan: shades, hours and how many sessions.
The menu
Book a consultation first, then the color. Each service shows how long it takes, and the deposit chip shows which ones hold your day.
Color goes on faster than it comes off, so everything begins with a plan.
Your hair, your color history and the photos you bring. We test a strand and write the plan: shades, hours and how many sessions.
A small amount of color on your skin before your first color, read after 48 hours. Stop by during open hours.
The pale base that bright shades need, lifted in stages and checked as we go.
Lightener from roots to ends for dark or colored hair, finished with a toner and a gloss.
Fresh lightener on new growth, blended into hair that is already pale.
Two bright sections at the front, lifted and colored to frame your face.
Hand-painted or foiled lightness that grows out softly, toned to the shade you choose.
Lightening is planned by the hour it takes. Your colorist confirms the plan at your consultation.
Fashion shades, placed where you want them.
One bright shade from roots to ends, or a melt between two, over a lifted base.
Two or three shades in crisp sections: split dye, stripes, face frames and big blocks.
The palest shades, on hair lifted almost to white and toned by eye. Booked as a long session.
A hidden layer of color under your top section, for a shade that shows when you want it to.
Keep it bright, or bring it back to a plan.
Your shade put back where it started, with a gloss to set it.
A quick tone and shine for blonde or lifted hair between color days.
For patchy, banded, brassy or home-dyed color: a plan to get it to the shade you want.
A dry cut shaped around your color, for clients who book color with us.
Prices are set by your colorist's level, the length and density of your hair and the hours your plan takes. They show when you book.
Go deeper
Reds to pastels, over a lifted base: what happens, in what order, and what it asks of you after.
Vivid colorThe pale base bright shades need, lifted in stages, with a plan when it should be two visits.
Bleach and liftFor color that came out patchy, banded or not at all what you asked for: a plan, then the work.
Color correctionBook a consultation and we'll test a strand and write the plan, or text us a photo.