Full color correction in one visit
A color studio in the Arts District. We work with any base: grown-out highlights, box black, a correction that went wrong. How many visits it takes is on the scale below, before you book.
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What that means
A lift of 3 levels
one visit · 4–6 hours
Ballpark
$240–320
A ballpark. The exact price and the number of visits come from the stylist after a diagnosis and a strand test.
Four services, one floor
Color, care, nails and makeup in one room. A full correction stays with one stylist from the first wash to the final blow-dry — nobody gets handed between chairs.
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Color
Balayage, air touch, root melt, single-process color, root lift. Complex work starts with a strand test.
from $150
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Care
Bond repair, deep conditioning, keratin. Chosen after a diagnosis, not off a list.
from $90
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Nails
Manicure with gel, removal, base strengthening, pedicure. Tools go through a dry-heat sterilizer.
from $65
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Makeup
Day, evening, bridal. A trial run before the event is booked as its own appointment.
from $110
Build the visit
Pick the services — we show the total and how much chair time to plan for. Color is priced separately, on the scale above.
How the hair gets there
Four stages of one visit. The vertical axis is level, not time: you can see where the hair is lifted and where it is brought back down into tone.
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level 5
Diagnosis
We look at the base, the porosity and whatever color is already in there. Complex work starts with a strand test.
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level 9
Lightening
Pigment comes out in stages, and we stop where the hair still holds its structure.
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level 8
Toning
Down to the level you asked for, with the yellow taken out. This is where the shade actually appears.
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level 8
Aftercare
Bond repair, dry, style. We show you what to wash with and how to dry it at home.
Work from the floor
Captions are written in the same levels. Tap a frame and the scale above jumps to that pair.
House rule
What we won’t do
Lightening happens in stages and stops where the hair still holds its structure. If the shade you want can’t be reached in one visit without damage, you hear that before the work starts, not halfway through it.
The questions we get most
Do you take walk-ins?
We work by appointment. Same-day openings do happen — call and the front desk will check the book.
How often does complex color need redoing?
Roots every 8–12 weeks, toning every 6–8 weeks. Balayage holds through longer gaps than single-process color.
What if the shade isn’t right?
Say so on the spot or within 14 days. Toning inside that window is covered by the same price.
Where do I park?
In the lot behind the building, entrance from Traction Ave. Six spaces, usually full on weekends.
Booking
Leave a contact — the front desk calls back within an hour during opening times and finds you a stylist and a slot.
Your request5 → 8
Thank you. This is a demonstration site: the request is not sent to a real studio.