Hair Care

Full highlights are highlights that wrap all around and can be referred to by your colorist as “a full head of highlights.” It can be anything from an epic balayage from brunette to blonde to a multi-dimensional range of bronzy-gold colors all over the hair. Pros of a full highlight include the ability to go from dark to light without bleaching your hair all over and the potential to look as natural or as dramatic as you wish. Price is contingent on length and thickness of hair.

Balayage is the technique of free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural gradation of lightness towards the ends. The result is the look of summers spent at the beach, or the fresh, unintentionally perfect highlights on a child. This natural-looking highlighting technique is not just for blondes, but is actually used on all shades of hair to add soft, sun-kissed dimension. Because Balayage highlights don't involve completely saturating your hair in bleach or color dye, you'll enjoy healthier hair because of less process on the hair. As a result, you get to enjoy softer, silkier hair with less damage and dryness. There is also less maintenance involved with Balayage as color/bleach is not applied directly to the root area. Price is contingent on length and thickness of hair.

There are many types of color corrections, but the two most common color corrections are making really dark hair much lighter, and making really light hair much darker. Have you recently colored your hair with a boxed hair dye? These cheap, boxed products available at convenience stores are extremely metallic making it very difficult to lift them out of your hair. Lightening your hair after using a product like this will be challenging and require a personalized strategy. Why so expensive? Well friends, color corrections tend to take up the entirety of a stylist’s day. This often means seeing less clients, which in-turn means making less money that day. Some color correction appointments can take up to 6 hours or more so please come prepared. Your stylist will also likely use mass amounts of color to achieve the desired tone.  After you’ve been lightened or had your light hair filled with pigment, your stylist still needs to tone you with just the right colors to get rid of brassy tones, green tones, red tones, etc., which is a massive step in the color correction process. We require a free 15 minute consultation prior to any color correction.