Single-process color, dimensional highlights, balayage and foilyage, lowlights, color corrections, glosses and toners, gray blending, color refreshes, and full custom work. Our colorists work across traditional and freehand techniques and will pick the right approach for your hair, your goals, and the maintenance you can keep up with.

Single-process: about two hours. Highlights or balayage: three to five hours depending on detail. Color correction: often longer, sometimes split across two visits. Glossing and refreshes: one to two hours. We confirm timing at booking so the schedule fits your day.

Single-process root touch-ups: every four to six weeks. Highlights or balayage: every eight to fourteen weeks, depending on placement and how dramatic the contrast is. Glosses: every four to six weeks to refresh shine and tone. Your colorist will set a maintenance schedule that matches your hair and your lifestyle.

A gloss is a semi-permanent color treatment that refreshes tone, adds shine, and refines color between bigger services. Glosses tone brassiness, deepen color, refresh ends, and add a layer of conditioning. Most guests who color their hair benefit from a gloss every other appointment — small commitment, big impact.

Modern color, applied correctly, with the right at-home support, can be done without significant damage. Lightening services (highlights, balayage, going much blonder) carry the most risk. We layer in K18, bond-builders, deep conditioning, and post-color care to protect the hair. The right hair care between visits is the multiplier.

Yes, please. Photos are the most reliable way to communicate what you're after — words like 'sun-kissed' or 'natural' mean different things to different people. Bring two or three reference images. Your colorist will tell you which parts of the photo are achievable on your hair and what may need to happen in stages.