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Ferri is incredible. I came in for a complicated color job, blending grey with blonde high...more
Ferri did an amazing job on my cut and color. I had root touch up and highlights. She com...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Highlight & Root Touch up.
Typically 2.5 to 4 hours, depending on hair length, density, and level of lightening required. A consultation at booking helps estimate time. More extensive color changes or added gloss treatments may extend the appointment.
When done by our trained colorists, damage is minimized using protective treatments and controlled lightening. We assess hair condition before service and may recommend bond-repairing products or a staged approach if hair is fragile to maintain integrity and health.
Most clients return every 6 to 10 weeks for root maintenance and tone refresh, depending on growth rate and desired look. We tailor a schedule during consultation, balancing freshness with hair health and using glosses to extend visible vibrancy.
Yes — within your hair's current condition and lift potential. We recommend an in-salon consultation to determine achievable shade shifts and may perform gradual changes across sessions to protect hair. Color corrections may require additional time and costs.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos and conditioners, and a UV-protectant spray. Limit heat styling and use heat protectant when necessary. Regular gloss treatments and bond-building products at home or in-salon will help maintain shine and even tone between appointments.
Yes — we always recommend a consultation to discuss goals, assess hair health, and choose shades. This ensures realistic expectations, previews techniques like balayage or foil highlights, and provides a tailored plan for timing, pricing, and necessary preparatory treatments.