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 Best for: Longer hair, scissor cuts, layered looks, textured, natural, or styled hair. 

Best for: Fades, tapers, buzz cuts, and tight sides.

Tools: Primary use of clippers, trimmers.

Single process color is a one-step hair coloring technique that applies a single uniform shade from roots to ends, altering the base color and adds shine. 

Dimensional color is a hair coloring technique that blends multiple tones to create depth and multi-dimensional appearance.

A double process color is a two-step service that involves lightening the hair with bleach, followed by a glaze.

*Any added fashion color would need to be booked as a custom transformation, a three hour process.* 

Full highlights involve applying lightening foils throughout the entire head to create a dramatic, all-over color change. This includes the underneath layers, which is ideal for wearing hair up. 

Partial highlights involve lightening select hair sections, usually focusing on the top layer, part line, and face-framing strands. 

Balayage is a hand-painted, open-air, sun-kissed hair technique. 

Foilyage applies the same painted method, but wraps strands in foil to trap heat, allowing for greater lift, higher contrast, and faster, brighter results 

Usually added on to a single process appointment, or for those only needing a piece or two of highlight to frame the face

Often chosen for dramatic "before and after" makeovers achieving bold fashion colors, or premium looks like platinum blonde. Establishing a seamlessly blended "grow-out" that extends the time needed between salon visits. Because custom transformations are complex, appointments typically require 3+ hours in the salon chair 

Used for correcting an uneven, patchy, or unexpectedly bright/dark at-home color job. Removing unwanted brassy, orange, or overly ashy hues from blonde or brunette hair. Lightening dark, previously-dyed hair (e.g., removing dark box dye to go platinum). Fixing harsh lines of demarcation (like a solid block of color with a severe grown-out root) 

Clear Glaze: Delivers all the shine and anti-frizz benefits without altering the current color.

Tinted Glaze: Adds a sheer layer of deposit-only pigment to enrich existing hues or tone brassiness. 

Enjoy a shampoo and blow dry for those days you don't want to do it yourself

Adding the use of a flat iron to your finishing

Ask your stylist which treatment would be best for your hair type

Pamper yourself by choosing an express treatment, a detox or a full indulge.

Guest Must Arrive With Clean, Dry Hair