Hair Color

That depends on how fast your hair grows and how much contrast there is between your color and your natural shade. Gray coverage and big changes from your natural color usually show new growth sooner than shades close to your own. Gray often shows first at the part and temples.

Try not to let it go too long. If your touch-up is more than six weeks overdue, extra product may be needed, and it may be charged. Booking your next appointment before you leave makes it easier to stay on track.

Between color appointments, a gloss add-on with a haircut or blowout is a good way to refresh tone and shine, especially if your ends start to look dull.

Hold off a little before your first wash after coloring, then use a gentle shampoo made for color-treated hair. Wash with cool or lukewarm water, since hot water lets color escape faster. A cooler rinse at the end helps smooth the cuticle.

Turn your heat tools down and use heat protection every time. Sun and chlorine fade color too, so wear a hat outdoors and wet your hair with clean water before swimming.

Red and copper shades fade fastest and gain the most from a gloss between visits. Ask your stylist which products suit your shade. Our retail shelves carry Oribe, Kevin Murphy, La Biosthetique and Hairstory. A good color-safe conditioner makes a real difference.

Choose all over or single process color when you want one solid shade or steady gray coverage. Choose highlights when you want foiled brightness and dimension throughout. Choose balayage for a softer, hand-painted look that grows out gently. Your stylist can explain how these services can work together, too.

Listed prices are starting prices, and your final price depends on your hair's length, density and texture. See current pricing on our service menu. Not sure which fits? Book a free consultation, or pick a stylist from our team whose color work you like. We ask for a full day's notice if you need to cancel or reschedule, and a cancellation fee may apply.