FAQ
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Q:
What is the difference between foils, babylights and balayage?
A:
The difference is the application method. depending on your hair type, hair history, desired MAINTENANCE routine and inspiration photo one method may be better suited for your hair to achieve your goal. You may see a photo on instagram, pinterest, google, etc.. with a caption that reads like “ caramel balayage” and the imagine has a gradient dark to light color from the root to the tips. there is nothing wrong with coming in to your stylist and showing that photo and saying, “ i’d like a balayage please”. Just keep in mind that your appointment is tailored to you, your stylist isn’t following a RECIPE out of a book, they are tailoring something just for you and your hair.
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What do you mean when you say color correction?
A: Hearing a stylist tell you that the service you’re getting is called a “color corrections” may sound like your hair was/ had to be done incorrectly or something was wrong with it. While this may be the case for some scenarios typically a color correction means you are going for a big hair change. As a result of that big change we are more than likely going to be lifting/lightening or shifting your color so many levels lighter, or tinting your hair so many levels darker. Going lighter means we’re going to be exposing some natural pigment that is most likely warmer than your desired result. Going darker means that we are going to have to replace pigments that were previously removed from your hair. Color corrections, or big changes to your hair color, typically are longer appointments and often times are more expensive than a single process color appointment.
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