Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Color Glaze.

Most Color Glaze results last four to six weeks, depending on hair porosity, shampoo frequency, and styling heat. Using sulfate-free products and cool water helps preserve tone and shine between salon visits.

Color Glaze is a demi-permanent gloss that deposits tone without lightening natural pigment. It won’t lift color but can subtly deepen or neutralize tones to enhance your existing shade safely.

Yes — Color Glaze is ideal for highlighted and color-treated hair. It refreshes tones, reduces brassiness, and adds shine while maintaining existing color integrity. Your stylist will customize the glaze to match your service.

A Color Glaze can often be applied immediately after lightening to tone and seal the hair. If hair is compromised, your stylist may recommend a bond-building treatment or brief recovery period before glazing.

For best results, use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoo and conditioner, wash with cool water, and limit heat styling. Occasional purple shampoo helps blondes; schedule refresh glazes every four to six weeks as recommended.

Absolutely — Color Glaze is fully customizable. Stylists mix demi-permanent pigments to correct brassiness, enhance depth, or boost tone. Severe brassiness may need multiple sessions or complementary toning treatments for optimal results.