Global Bleach

Global bleaching aims to achieve a uniform, lighter color across the entire head. The process involves applying bleach directly to the scalp and hair, which lifts the natural pigment to a lighter shade. Global bleached hair requires special care, including the use of products designed to maintain moisture and strength, as well as regular touch-ups to manage regrowth. Due to the nature of the service, regular touch-ups are needed to maintain the color and prevent a harsh root line as hair grows out.

Airtouch

AirTouch is a hair coloring technique that uses a hairdryer to create a seamless blend of color, offering a natural-looking, low-maintenance result, and is known for its soft, airy transitions and minimal damage. Instead of traditional teasing or backcombing, AirTouch uses a hairdryer to separate the shorter, more fragile hairs (baby hairs) from the longer strands, allowing the colorist to highlight the longer strands with precision and create a blended, natural effect.

Balayage/ Foilayage

Foilayage is a hair coloring technique that combines balayage and foil highlights. It creates a natural-looking, brighter appearance. The foil intensifies the lightening effect of the highlights. The technique combines the natural look of balayage with the quicker process of foils. The technique creates a seamless blending of the highlights. Balayage is a freehand hair coloring technique that creates a natural, sun-kissed look with soft, subtle highlights, where color is painted onto the hair without using foil, resulting in a gradual transition of color from darker roots to lighter ends. Instead of using foils to isolate hair sections, the colorist applies color directly to the hair, creating a soft, seamless blend. Balayage typically creates a natural gradation of color, with darker roots and lighter ends, resulting in a low-maintenance, sun-kissed look.

Full Highlights

Hair highlights are a technique where a stylist strategically lightens strands of hair to create brightness and dimension, offering a way to brighten your current color or transform your look without a complete color change.

Partial Highlights

Partial highlights" refers to a hair coloring technique where only specific sections of hair are highlighted, usually focusing on the strands framing the face, creating a subtle brightening effect without coloring the entire head, often resulting in a more natural, "sun-kissed" look compared to full highlights.

Block Color

Block color hair, or color blocking in hair, is a bold hair coloring technique where sections or panels of hair are colored in contrasting colors, creating a striking and eye-catching look. The technique relies on using colors that create a noticeable contrast, whether it's a light color against a dark base or using different colors in a section of hair. The result is a vibrant and attention-grabbing look that's perfect for those who want to make a statement. You can use any color for color blocking, and the placement of the contrasting sections can be varied to achieve different looks.

All Over Color

An All Over Color generally refers to a hair coloring technique where the entire head of hair is colored with a single process. This process involves applying hair color to the roots, mid-lengths, and ends. This technique is often used to cover grays, change natural hair color, or create a new base shade.

Root Touch Up/ Grey Coverage

Toning

Hair toner is a product used on hair after it has been subject to strong chemical bleaching and lightening processes in order to get rid of brassy hair tones. The toner works most noticeably on light hair as it does not lift or permanently alter the color of hair, but rather adds a tone over it.

Low Lights

Lowlights in hair are a hair coloring technique where strands are dyed darker than the natural base color, creating depth and dimension, often used to add contrast and richness, similar to highlights, but with a darker shade. They're used to add depth, shadow, and richness to hair, making it appear more textured and dimensional.

Womens Haircut

Bang Trim

Inner Layers

Inner or "invisible" layers are a subtle haircutting technique that adds volume and movement by cutting layers within the hair, underneath the top layer, without removing significant length.

Perms

A perm (short for the word ‘permanent’) is the hairstyling process used to change the texture of hair to a curlier or wavier texture. In other words, it can be used to transform straight hair into bouncy, fun curls or relaxed stylish waves.

Color Correction

Updo

An updo is a women's hairstyle that involves "sweeping the hair" or arranging the hair into a "upstyle", usually for a special or formal occasion. There are many different styles for updos including some sleek, romantic, or "imperfectly messy" look updos.

Color Correction

Consultation

Wash & Style

Wash and Condition with a sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner to cleanse and hydrate the hair. Apply leave-in conditioner, styling gel, and/or other products to enhance curl definition and manageability.

Color Correction

Brazilian Blow Out

Brazilian hair straightening, also known as a Brazilian blowout or keratin straightening, is a semi-permanent chemical treatment that smooths and straightens hair using a liquid keratin formula. The treatment seals a protective layer around each hair strand, reducing frizz and making hair shinier, smoother, and more manageable. The effects gradually fade over time, typically lasting a few weeks to a few months depending on hair care and washing frequency