Service
For color that has gone uneven, too dark or too warm, planned in steps.
A correction starts with a consultation, never with a formula. We look at every layer of color on your hair, say what can change in a visit and what needs time, and agree on a plan. Results vary, and some plans take more than one visit.
Everything you remember about past color, including box color and henna
Photos of the shade you want, and of the one you have now
A few hours to spare, and a deposit to hold the time
Step by step
Timings vary with your hair and your plan.
A longer conversation about your color history, with a strand look in daylight.
You get the steps, the order and an honest estimate of how many visits it may take.
The first step is done carefully and checked often, and we stop when the plan says to.
Further steps are booked at the right distance apart for your hair.
What sets the price
A correction is priced by the steps in the plan, the time they take, the length and density of your hair and your stylist's level. You agree to the price at the consultation, and again if the plan changes.
Who does it
Owner · Soft balayage on dark blondes
Summer opened Tawny for clients who want color that still looks good at week ten. She does the studio's balayage consultations and works most with dark blondes, light brunettes and anyone going a shade lighter in small steps.
Senior colorist · Rich brunettes and gray blending
Minnie blends gray into brown and black hair with soft lowlights, so the grow-out has no hard line. She is the stylist to see for deep brunettes, espresso tones and a gloss that catches the light.
Questions
Yes. Every correction starts with one, so we can plan the steps before anything is mixed.
Sometimes, but many take more. We tell you at the consultation, in writing if you like.
Everything: box color, henna, a past straightening or relaxer, and any reaction you have had. It keeps the visit shorter.
Thirty to forty-five minutes on your hair, your color history and a plan, with the stylist who will do the work.