Hair Color Services
Whether your goal is to cover grey, enhance your natural color, add highlights, or update to the latest trends, we will help you to achieve and maintain the perfect color.
Your hair color enhances your style, personality, eye color, and skin tone. Trained in current trends, advanced techniques, and product technology, we work as a team to meticulously apply color. Your formulas are recorded so you receive consistent color during every treatment, working with any of our stylists.
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Classic Color
A single process, one dimensional, color from roots to ends. Perfect for grey coverage or enhancing your own natural hair color.
Highlights or Lowlights
The technique designed to maximize the amount of dimension you see in your hair color. Applied by weaving out select hair strands to be either lightened or colored at the scalp and folded into foil packets.
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Global Lightening
Involves an on the scalp application of bleach, followed by bleaching all of the ends, and then toning to achieve an even shade roots to ends.
Creative Color
A single process, one dimensional, color from roots to ends. Perfect for grey coverage or enhancing your own natural hair color.
Balayage is a freehand coloring technique to create natural highlights without the use of traditional foils.
Balayage comes from a French method of “sweeping” color onto the hair.
As opposed to ombré, balayage is softly painted on by hand for a natural, healthy-looking finish.
The application process involves sweeping color through small triangle sections of the hair, allowing the hair to transition into a lighter color. This results in a more dimensional and natural look.
Typically, balayage requires less maintenance than an ombré because of its natural transition of color.
Balayage
Balayage is a freehand coloring technique to create natural highlights without the use of traditional foils.
Ombre`
Ombré refers to the gradual lightening of the hair from the roots.
Whether your goal is to achieve platinum hair roots to ends, or lighten all of your hair so a vivid color may be applied over it, bleaching and toning is the way to achieve it.
Ombré refers to the gradual lightening of the hair from the roots.
The word “ombré” stems from the French word for “shadow".
Ombré often requires the hair to be bleached, depending on the color you want to achieve. Dramatic shades are more noticeable and usually require more maintenance.
Typically, ombré is applied in three steps, the first being the base color, the second being the highlights and the third process is toning to achieve desired shade.
Ombré often results in a visible contrast between the top and bottom halves of your hair, but intensity varies by preference. A sombré refers to a subtle, more natural lightening ombré style.