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FAQ

What is the difference between a "Lift & Tone" and a "Root Touch Up"?

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A "Root Touch Up" is an application done to cover gray or alter the color of your natural hair using permanent hair color, typically lasting 5-7 weeks. 

A "Lift & Tone" is an application done to create a very high-lift blonde using a gentle lightener and a toner to even out and perfect the tone of your blonde, typically lasting 3-5 weeks.

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*Root Touch Up and Lift & Tone are a one dimensional color. If you are not wanting a solid color, you will not wish to select this service.* 

What is the difference between "highlights" and "Balayage" ?

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Highlights create a uniform and structured dimension to your hair and are great for adding brightness and contrast to your hair from scalp to ends, typically lasting 12 weeks.

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Balayage is painted onto the hair to create a more natural and blended effect. Balayage typically starts a few inches away from the scalp, gradually becoming lighter towards the ends, typically lasting 6-9 months. 

I'm not sure what to book. What do I do now?

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If you are unsure about which of my New Guest Services is right for you, just CLICK HERE to complete a digital consultation. I will get back to you ASAP to help figure out the best service for you. 

What is a "Gloss & Treat"

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For those of you that are still loving your color but just need a trim and conditioning treatment to freshen up your color.

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A toning gloss is added to enhance your color and add shine.

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Maintenance: 6-12 weeks

What is a "White Refresh"?

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Those of you natural beauties that want to embrace your natural grey/white color need to make sure it stays shiny and vibrant. I remove all of the build up from styling products, hard water, the environment, etc. Then I add a toning gloss to enhance vibrancy and shine. Finally, a haircut and style to complete your visit. 

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Maintenance 5-7 weeks

Why don't you do brunettes and red heads?

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While brunettes and red heads are beautiful, I specialize in blondes and choose to keep that my sole focus. 

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