Color Maintenance
The color you chose, kept true between the big appointments.
Fifteen minutes · $40, credited to your service
The Treatment
The color you chose, kept true between the big appointments.
Start with a consultationColor is not an event; it is a season. Between full services, roots return, toners drift warm, and gloss quietly leaves. Maintenance visits are the short, regular appointments that keep the color you chose being the color you have: a root touch-up matched to the original formula, a toner to steer the shade back, a gloss to return the shine.
Kept on rhythm, maintenance is quicker and kinder than rescue. The schedule is set on your consultation call to match your color, your contrast, and your calendar.
What it does
The Appointment
From the call to the chair
- i.
Book the call
Choose a consultation slot on the calendar. She asks about your hair, your history, and what you want, then quotes the service and the time it needs. The $40 hold comes off your service.
- ii.
The rhythm
Based on your color and its contrast with your natural depth, she sets the interval: how often roots, how often toner, how often gloss.
- iii.
The visit
Short and exact. The original formula on the regrowth, toner or gloss where the shade has drifted, and out the door with the color looking like week one.
Good To Know
The practical details
- Covers
- Root touch-ups · toner refresh · gloss
- Rhythm
- Roots typically every four to six weeks · toner and gloss as your shade needs
- Length
- Shorter than full color services · quoted with the schedule on your call
- At home
- Color-safe washing between visits keeps the interval honest
- Price
- Quoted on your consultation call · the $40 fee is credited to your service
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Hair Coloring
Pricing is quoted on your call, since length, density, and condition change the work involved. The $40 fee comes off your service.
Questions
About color maintenance
Anything not answered here gets answered on your consultation call.
What counts as color maintenance?
The between-visits work: retouching regrowth with your original formula, refreshing a toner that has drifted, and glossing shine back in. It keeps the color true without repeating the full service.
How often should I come in?
Roots typically every four to six weeks, toner and gloss as your shade needs them. The exact rhythm depends on your color's contrast with your natural depth and is set on your call.
Can I just do full color again instead?
You can, but pulling fresh color through already-colored ends at every visit is harder on the hair and no truer to the shade. Maintenance touches only what needs touching.
My color was done elsewhere. Can you maintain it?
Yes. Bring what you know about the formula and history to your call; she will match or rebuild the maintenance plan from the hair itself.
What does maintenance cost?
Less than the full service it protects. The exact price depends on what your rhythm includes and is quoted on your consultation call, with the $40 fee credited to the service.
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