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What Our Clients Say
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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
This was my first time here. Debbie was awesome. I went in there just to get my grays co...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Single Process Touch-Up Color.
Most clients schedule a touch-up every four to six weeks. Timing depends on your natural growth rate, gray coverage needs, and desired look. Your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule to maintain tone and minimize fading between full services.
No — single process touch-ups only deposit color on new growth and won't alter length or hair structure when performed correctly. We use gentle formulas, but if your hair has previous chemical treatments or damage, your stylist will advise the safest options.
Yes — our stylists strive to match your existing shade at the touch-up appointment. Because hair may have faded or altered tone, we analyze your color and may use slight formula tweaks or a toner to achieve a seamless and accurate match.
We recommend a patch test for first-time clients or anyone with uncertain allergy history. Patch tests are typically performed 48–72 hours before color service to check for sensitivities. If you’ve had recent color without reaction, your stylist may advise accordingly.
Appointments generally take 30 to 60 minutes, depending on hair length, density, and whether a root-only application or additional toning is needed. Your stylist will give a more accurate time estimate when booking based on your hair and service preferences.
Use a color-safe, sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner, wash with cooler water to preserve pigments, and limit heat styling to extend vibrancy. Use UV protection and follow any at-home product recommendations from your stylist. Schedule regular touch-ups to maintain results.