Balayage

Achieve a seamlessly blend with your base color to brighter ends for a low-maintenance, dimensional look.

Partial Balayage

Typically, will focus on the top layer, sides, & full hairline. This method creates a more subtle look compared to a full balayage.

Highlights

Anything in foils that goes to the root, no teasing is involved

Partial Highlight

Typically, with a partial highlight I focus on the top layer of hair, the crown, and sections around the face to create a brighter, more dimensional look without full coverage

Haircut

Gloss

All over gloss/tone - to add a root smudge gloss is only an additional $30.

Reverse Balayage

This hair coloring technique that involves adding darker tones or lowlights to the hair instead of the traditional lightening seen in balayage. This method is often used to create depth, contrast, and a more natural blend, especially for people with blonde or lightened hair who want a more dimension

Accent Foils

a small number of foils (usually 5–10) are strategically placed to add pops of brightness or dimension to the hair

Accent Foil & Roots

a small number of foils (usually 5–10) are strategically placed to add pops of brightness or dimension to the hair. With a root color applied in between foils & all over.

Partial Foil & Roots

Half of the head is foiled with a root color applied in between foils & all over. - haircut included

Full Highlight & Roots

Full foil with root color applied in between foils & all over.

Partial Highlight & Gloss

Half of the head is foiled and the left out hair a gloss is applied to.

Accent Highlight & Gloss

Face framing foils while the left out hair a gloss is applied to.

Color

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I - Tip Volume Install

I - Tip Volume & Length Install

Consultaion

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