What is
Personalized Color and Color Corrections
A personalized color service begins with a thorough consultation between the client and the stylist. This involves discussing the client’s lifestyle, preferences, skin tone, and overall style to create a customized color plan.
The stylist analyzes the client’s natural hair color, undertones, and features to determine the most flattering and complementary color options.
Based on the consultation and analysis, the stylist formulates a custom color blend. This may involve mixing multiple shades to achieve a unique and personalized result.
The chosen color is applied using various techniques such as foiling, freehand painting, or a combination of methods. The stylist may incorporate highlights, lowlights, or other color effects to achieve dimension and depth.
Processing Time:
The hair is allowed to process based on the chosen color and desired outcome. Processing times vary depending on factors such as the starting color of the hair and the products used.
Toning may be performed to fine-tune the color and achieve the desired shade. This step helps neutralize any unwanted tones and enhances the overall result.
Post-Color Care:
The stylist provides recommendations for post-color care, including the use of color-safe shampoos, conditioners, and treatments. Proper care helps maintain the vibrancy and health of the personalized color.
After the color application and processing, the stylist may style the hair to showcase the personalized color and provide finishing touches.
Maintenance Advice:
The stylist offers guidance on maintaining the personalized color, including suggestions for follow-up appointments and touch-ups based on the client’s preferences and lifestyle.
Color Correction Service:
Color correction begins with a comprehensive consultation to assess the client’s current hair color, any previous color treatments, and the desired correction.
Analysis of Existing Color:
The stylist evaluates the existing color, identifying any uneven tones, banding, or unwanted pigments that need correction.
Correction Plan:
A detailed correction plan is developed, outlining the steps needed to achieve the desired color. This may involve color removal, color neutralization, or other corrective techniques.
Color Removal or Adjustment:
Depending on the nature of the color correction, the stylist may use color removers or other corrective products to adjust or remove unwanted color.
Balancing and Blending:
The stylist works to balance and blend the color, ensuring a natural and even result. This may involve the application of multiple colors to achieve the desired outcome.
Toning:
Toning is often a crucial step in color correction to refine the color and create a harmonious, cohesive result.
Post-Correction Care:
The stylist provides recommendations for post-correction care to maintain the health and appearance of the corrected hair. This may include specialized shampoos, conditioners, and treatments.
The client is advised on follow-up appointments and maintenance to keep the corrected color looking its best.
Color correction is a specialized service that requires skill and expertise to address and rectify any color issues effectively. It’s important to consult with a trained and experienced stylist for both personalized color and color correction services to achieve the best results for your hair.