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Frequently Asked Questions
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Expect 90 to 150 minutes depending on hair thickness, length, and desired brightness. Consultation, foil placement, processing time, toner if needed, and a professional blow-dry and style are included to ensure polished, long-lasting results.
When performed by our experienced stylists using quality lighteners and careful placement, damage is minimized. We recommend a consultation, appropriate processing times, and post-service care including protein treatments and hydrating products to maintain hair strength.
Typically every 8–12 weeks depending on contrast, hair growth rate, and desired brightness. Lighter, higher-contrast looks usually need more frequent touch-ups, while low-contrast placements can extend time between appointments. Regular glosses and at-home maintenance also prolong your look.
Yes. During consultation we assess existing color, porosity, and previous chemical history to tailor placement and lift. We may recommend a filler, color correction, or altered processing to achieve even, healthy, and beautiful results.
Use color-safe, sulfate-free shampoo and nourishing conditioner to preserve tone and moisture. Incorporate weekly deep-conditioning masks, heat protection before styling, and professional gloss treatments every 6–8 weeks to refresh shine and maintain color integrity.
Yes. Stylists use strategically placed, lightweight foils to add dimension without bulk. This technique creates the illusion of fullness through contrast and movement while avoiding over-processing, preserving natural volume and preventing weighed-down sections.