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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Color Retouch.
Most Color Retouch appointments last 30 to 45 minutes, depending on root width, hair density, and processing time. Longer sessions may occur for extensive gray coverage or hair requiring additional blending or toning.
Color Retouch focuses on root coverage and typically matches your existing shade, so it should not alter overall color. If significant fading or different formulations are needed, your stylist will discuss toning or a full-color refresh.
Most clients return every 4 to 6 weeks for root retouches, depending on hair growth rate and contrast between roots and dyed hair. Your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule based on gray coverage needs and desired upkeep.
Yes, when performed by a professional stylist who assesses hair condition first. We select formulas and processing times tailored to preserve integrity. Extra care or a strand test may be recommended for previously compromised or highly processed hair.
Highlights are a different technique and generally require additional time and cost. If you want both root coverage and highlights, inform your stylist so they can book the correct service or combine services for optimal results.
Arrive with dry, unwashed hair if possible; natural oils can protect scalp during coloring. Bring photos of your desired shade and inform us about recent color treatments, allergies, or medications that might affect results.