Glaze Add On

This is a process that strictly covers grown out roots with a permanent shade to match existing color. It can be used to change natural hair color and/or cover greys.

This is a process that covers grown out natural roots with a permanent color and brings a glaze through the ends to enrich or tone existing color. It may also be used on an entire head of virgin hair that wants a single tone from roots to ends with a permanent color.

This is a process that uses lightener on the scalp to lift the hair in clients who have previously done an all over lightening service. Usually this means it was eight weeks or less between appointments. The hair is then dried and an all over toner or gloss is used to achieve the desired tonality of lightness.

This is a process that uses lightener from roots to ends in a precise technique to ensure lightness all over. This covers one roots to ends global lightening session. The hair is then dried and a gloss or toner is applied to achieve the desired tone of lightness all over. Please note that in some situations, this process may have to happen twice in order to achieve the desired result. It is up to the stylist if your hair can handle this process twice in one sitting or if another day a few weeks out is best to preserve the hair’s integrity. The price reflects one session only.

This is a process where a non permanent color is applied roots to ends. This process can not lift the hair, but will replace shine, balance pH of the hair, change tonality if desired, revive dead looking ends, and give dimensional brilliance all over leaving the hair soft and totally touchable! This process is designed to slowly leave the hair, leaving no residue or damage behind for future color appointments.

This is a process that uses either foils or a painting technique to achieve a pop of color or brightness just around the face. This can be done as a more chunky bold look as a “money shot” or soft and blended for a subtle tint.

This is a process that uses foils to add dimension on one third of the head’s volume of hair. Color or lightener can be used and includes the toning at the sink for when lightener has to be used to achieve desired tonality.

This is a process that uses foils to add dimension on half of the head’s volume of hair. Color or lightener can be used and includes the toning at the sink for when lightener has to be used to achieve desired tonality.

This is a process that uses foils to add dimension to the entire head. Color or lightener can be used and includes toning at the sink when lightener has to be used to achieve desired tonality.

This is a process that uses foils and the tiniest sections to create “invisible dimension” on one third of the head’s volume of hair. This process uses many more foils and much smaller sections which takes much more time for application then a traditional foil. It ensures blending and a much softer grow out then a traditional foil. Color or lightener may be used and when lightener is used it includes the toner at the sink to achieve desired tonality results.

This is a process that uses foils and the tiniest sections to create “invisible dimension” on half of the head’s volume of hair. This process uses many more foils and much smaller sections then a traditional foil. It ensures blending and a much softer grow out then a traditional foil. Color or lightener may be used and when lightener is used it includes the toner at the sink to achieve desired tonality results.

This is a process that uses foils and the tiniest sections to create “invisible dimension” on the entire head. This process uses many more foils and much smaller sections then a traditional foil. It ensures blending and a much softer grow out then a traditional foil. Color or lightener may be used and when lightener is used it includes the toner at the sink to achieve desired tonality results.

This process is a hand painted technique that brings dimension and/or lightness while leaving out the root area on half of the head’s volume of hair. It is made to look blended and slightly grown out, as these pieces do not go to the scalp and are staggered and soft to blend existing root color to a different desired tone and lightness in the ends. This technique grows out effortlessly beautiful and leaves no distinct line of demarcation, making it a favorite of clients who want big results with less lengthy visits.

This process is a hand painted technique that brings dimension and/or lightness while leaving out the root area on the entire head. It is made to look blended and slightly grown out, as these pieces do not go to the scalp and are staggered and soft to blend existing root color to a different desired tone and lightness in the ends. This technique grows out effortlessly beautiful and leaves no distinct line of demarcation, making it a favorite of clients who want big results with less lengthy visits.

This process can be done as a stand alone service or added after a foil or melting service. The root shade is applied over a natural root to enhance or change the natural root color and further blend to add depth and dimension blended into the desired tonality of the lighter end color.

This is a process that is used to describe changing all over tonality or technique to achieve a completely different look. It is priced by hour, and uses a variety of techniques in a series of processes to reach a desired result.