Hair words,
in plain English.

Foils placed in selected areas, often around the face and on top, for brightness where you want it.

Highlights placed throughout the hair for brightness and contrast all over.

Maximum blonding with foils, plus extra lightening on the ends.

Color with some depth kept at the root so it grows out softly and needs fewer visits.

One shade from roots to ends, at the same depth or darker. It doesn’t lighten hair.

Color applied to new growth at the roots to match the rest of your hair.

A maintenance retouch for lightened hair: bleach on the new growth, then toner to set the shade.

A step after lightening that adjusts the shade, such as cooling brassy warmth.

Color placed to soften the contrast of incoming gray instead of covering it all.

Work to fix color that went wrong: too dark, uneven, banded or the wrong tone. Priced by the hour after a consultation.

A bond-building treatment for hair stressed by color or heat. On my menu as a stand-alone treatment with a blowout.

A wash and blow-dry style without a cut.

Rows of extension hair attached to your own hair to add length, fullness or both.

A conversation before the work: your hair, your goal and the plan. Color Correction and Extensions each have one.