Box dye went too dark
Permanent dark color doesn’t wash out. Lifting it is usually a gradual process.
COLOR CORRECTION / UPTOWN PHOENIX
Start with
the whole story.
Box dye that went too dark, blonde that turned warm or color that grew out in bands. We start by talking, then plan the work at a pace your hair can handle.
STEPHENIE POWERSCOLOR CORRECTION
Old dark dye lifted to a lighter ash tone. Background and lighting edited; see the original below.
View original on Instagram (opens a new tab)What changed in
your color?
Most corrections start with one of these. Tell me which sounds like your hair.
Blonde turned warm
Brassy, orange or yellow tones that toner alone no longer fixes.
Banded or uneven color
Different shades from several appointments, or roots that grew out in stripes.
Not the color you asked for
A result from somewhere else that doesn’t match the photo you brought.
How the plan comes together.
No surprises on cost, and no promises your hair can’t keep.
Consultation first
The Color Correction Consultation is $0. We look at your hair and talk through your goal and budget.
Your hair history
Tell me everything that’s on your hair, including color you’ve used at home. It changes what’s possible.
Priced by the hour
Color correction is priced by the hour, so we agree on the plan and time before the work is booked.
One visit or several
A big change can take more than one appointment. We’ll set the pace together.
QUESTIONS
A few
helpful answers.
How is color correction priced?
Color correction is priced by the hour. The $0 consultation comes first, so we can agree on your goal and budget before the work.
See the full price listCan it be fixed in one appointment?
Sometimes. Lifting old dark dye or evening out several shades can take a few visits. We’ll plan the steps at your consultation.
Book the consultationShould I tell you about box dye?
Yes, even if you’ve covered it since. Past dye is the biggest part of planning a correction.
Prepare for your first visitWhat should I do before my consultation?
Skip any more home color, and bring photos of your hair now and the result you want. Note anything that’s been put on it in the last few years.
Read what to expect