Hair Color - Express Yourself With Style and Confidence

Single Process Color: This involves applying a single shade of color to the entire head. It's a straightforward way to cover gray hair or change your overall hair color.

Highlights: Highlights involve adding lighter strands of color to certain sections of the hair. This can create a natural sun-kissed look or add dimension.

Lowlights: Lowlights are darker strands of color added to the hair. They can be used to create depth and contrast, especially when combined with highlights.

Balayage: Balayage is a freehand coloring technique where color is applied to the hair in a sweeping motion, creating a natural, sun-drenched effect. It's a popular choice for a low-maintenance, lived-in look.

Ombre: Ombre involves a gradual transition from one color to another, usually from darker at the roots to lighter at the ends or vice versa.

Sombre (Soft Ombre): Sombre is a subtler version of ombre, with a more gradual and seamless color transition.

Color Melting: This technique involves blending multiple colors seamlessly, creating a melted or gradient effect. It's often used to achieve a soft and natural look.

Fashion Colors: Bold and unconventional colors like pastels, neons, or vibrant hues fall under the category of fashion colors. These can be applied as highlights, ombre, or throughout the entire hair.

Root Smudging: Root smudging is a technique where the color at the roots is blended or smudged into the rest of the hair, creating a soft and natural transition.

Gray Coverage: Many salons offer color services specifically designed to cover or blend gray hair. This could be a single process color or a combination of techniques.

Color Correction: If you have previously colored your hair and want to make a significant change, color correction services are available to help achieve the desired result.

Temporary and Semi-Permanent Colors: