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Recently started going to Diane…she is lovely and does a great job on my color. I’m glad I...more
Used a Groupon, so I got an exceptional deal on my color, but the price for my cut was ver...more
Debra is a great colorist she does my balayage beautifully. I get compliments all the time...more
Got my hair dyed by Steve for the 1st time today & I absolutely love it & him. Friendly, s...more
If you are going for Highlights! STEVEN is a God for correcting someone’s else’s bad work....more
I was very happy with my service, root touch up and blow out. The salon is very clean and ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
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Approximately 3–6 hours depending on hair length, density, starting level, and desired lift. Complex corrections or vivid shades can extend time. A consultation provides an accurate estimate and ensures proper appointment length.
During consultation we assess hair condition, prior color history, and porosity to determine safety and expected outcome. Most clients are candidates, but severely damaged hair may require treatments or staged sessions.
Lightening is a chemical process, but our stylists use bond-repair treatments, precise application, and professional developers to minimize damage. With proper pre-treatment and home care, hair integrity can be preserved; compromised hair may need staged services.
We recommend waiting 48–72 hours before washing to allow the toner to set and the cuticle to settle. Use color-safe, sulfate-free shampoos and cool water. Your stylist will advise exact timing and aftercare products.
Maintenance varies by desired shade: blondes often return every 4–8 weeks for toning, while vivid colors may require more frequent refreshes. Your stylist will recommend a schedule based on fade rate, porosity, and home care.
Yes — balayage, highlights, or custom placements can be combined when appropriate, but they increase timing and complexity. A consultation ensures the best approach to achieve seamless results and addresses pricing and scheduling.