Color Correction
Brassy, banded, uneven, or botched color? Fixing it is one of the things we do best — carefully, safely, and with a real plan.
Color Correction, explained.
Color correction is problem-solving. Box dye gone wrong, bands from years of highlights, brassy blonde, or an at-home experiment that didn't land — we assess your hair in person and map the safest path to the color you actually wanted.
Corrections often take more than one session to protect your hair's integrity. We'll be honest about the timeline and cost up front, so there are no surprises — just steady progress toward the goal.
The details
- In-person consultation before any work begins
- A realistic, hair-first plan and timeline
- Specialists in fixing box dye, bands, and brass
- Transparent about sessions and cost
Color Correction questions.
Can you fix box dye?
Usually, yes — box dye is one of the most common corrections we do. It may take more than one visit to do it safely.
Why does color correction need a consultation first?
Every head of hair is different. Seeing your hair in person lets us assess its health and give you an accurate plan, timeline, and quote.
Will correction damage my hair?
We work in stages specifically to protect your hair. Sometimes the safest correction is a gradual one, and we'll always tell you the truth about what's possible.
How much does color correction cost?
It depends entirely on the work involved. You'll get a clear quote at your consultation before anything starts.
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Two minutes to your perfect stylist match, or head straight to the booking calendar — we'll take it from there.