Full Head Colour: A full head colour is a hair service where a single colour is applied evenly across the entire head, from roots to ends. It’s designed to cover natural hair color, grey hairs, or refresh an existing shade. This process involves sectioning the hair and applying the chosen color throughout to achieve a uniform, all-over hue. It's ideal for those looking to completely change their hair color, maintain a consistent look, or cover regrowth. Full head colour can be customized to suit a variety of shades, from natural tones to vibrant, fashion-forward colors.

Colour Melt: A colour melt is a hair colouring technique where two or more shades are seamlessly blended together, creating a soft, natural transition between colors. Unlike traditional highlights or ombré, the shades melt into each other without harsh lines, giving the hair a multidimensional and gradient look. The process typically starts with a darker colour at the roots, blending into lighter tones towards the mid-lengths and ends. This technique adds depth and movement to the hair while maintaining a natural, lived-in finish. It's perfect for those who want a low-maintenance, yet sophisticated and dimensional look.

Colour Or Clear Gloss: A colour gloss is a hair treatment that adds shine and enhances the vibrancy of your hair color. It can be applied as a clear gloss to boost shine or as a tinted gloss to refresh and refine your existing color, toning down brassiness or adding subtle depth and richness. Unlike permanent hair dye, a gloss is semi-permanent and gently coats the hair, improving its texture and leaving it smooth and glossy. It adds shine and condition while improving the texture. It’s a great way to give your hair a polished, healthy finish without a long-term color commitment, perfect for a boost between full color services.

Root Touch Up: A root touch-up is a hair service that focuses on applying colour to the roots to cover regrowth or grey hairs, blending them seamlessly with the rest of your hair. It's ideal for maintaining your existing color in between full coloring appointments, ensuring a consistent and refreshed look. The process involves carefully matching the shade to the rest of your hair for a natural finish, leaving your roots looking fresh and your overall color flawless. A root touch-up is perfect for keeping your hair vibrant and maintaining its polished appearance without redoing the entire head.

Colour Blocking: Hair colour blocking is a bold and creative coloring technique where contrasting blocks or sections of hair are dyed in different colors. Unlike traditional highlights or ombré, color blocking focuses on placing distinct, often dramatic, colors in specific areas to create a striking visual effect. This can involve using vibrant hues or contrasting shades to create a defined and edgy look. The placement of the colors can vary, from panels of color framing the face to horizontal or vertical sections throughout the hair. Color blocking is ideal for those who want a statement look with high-impact, artistic flair.

Hair Filler: Hair filler is a technique used during the hair coloring process to restore missing pigments in the hair, typically before applying a new shade, especially when going darker. It is essential when transitioning from light or damaged hair to a richer, darker colour to prevent the result from looking patchy or uneven. Hair filler helps fill in gaps where natural pigments have been stripped away due to bleaching or damage, ensuring the new color adheres evenly and lasts longer. The process can also add moisture and shine, leaving the hair looking healthy, vibrant, and well-balanced in tone.

High Lights: A set of highlights involves applying lighter strands of color throughout the entire head to create dimension, depth, and brightness. This technique uses foils or hand-painting to apply the chosen shade—usually a few shades lighter than the base color—to sections of hair, from roots to ends. The result is a multi-dimensional look that can range from subtle to bold, depending on the amount and placement of highlights. Full highlights can give the hair a sun-kissed effect or create dramatic contrast, making it ideal for those looking to add brightness and movement to their overall look.

• Full set of highlights: Highlights are applied throughout the entire head, covering both the top layers and the underneath sections. This creates a more dramatic and evenly distributed lightened effect, adding depth, brightness, and dimension all around. It's ideal for a complete color transformation or a high-impact look.

• 3/4 set of highlights: Is a technique that involves highlighting most of the hair, covering more than a half set but not as much as a full set. Typically, the top layers, sides, and sections around the face are highlighted, but the back or underneath layers may have fewer or no highlights. This approach offers a noticeable brightening effect with less intensity than a full set, providing a dimensional and sun-kissed look with lower maintenance than a full head of highlights. It's a great option for those wanting more coverage than a half set but without the commitment of a full set.

• Half set of highlights (or partial highlights): Highlights are applied only to specific sections of the hair, typically focusing on the top layer, crown, and around the face. This results in a more subtle, natural look, adding brightness and dimension primarily where light would naturally hit. Half sets are great for low-maintenance upkeep or a more subtle enhancement of your color.

Face Framing Highlights: Face-framing highlights are strategically placed highlights that focus on the sections of hair around your face to brighten and accentuate your facial features. These highlights are typically a few shades lighter than your base color and are designed to create a natural, sun-kissed look that draws attention to your face. The technique can be subtle or bold, depending on the desired effect, and it’s perfect for adding dimension, warmth, and a soft glow to your overall hairstyle. Face-framing highlights are low-maintenance and enhance your look without requiring a full head of color.

Fashion Foils: Fashion highlights are bold, vibrant, and unconventional highlights that incorporate bright or unusual colors into the hair. Unlike traditional highlights, which typically use natural or subtle shades to enhance depth and dimension, fashion highlights focus on creating a statement with striking hues like pastel pinks, blues, greens, or even neon shades.

These highlights can be applied in various ways, including all-over color, ombré, or balayage techniques, and are often used to express individuality and personal style. Fashion highlights can be placed randomly throughout the hair for a more eclectic look or concentrated in specific sections, such as underneath layers or face-framing pieces, to create an eye-catching effect. This technique is popular among those looking to make a bold statement and showcase their creativity through their hairstyle.

Balayage is a foiled or freehand hair coloring technique that creates a natural, sun-kissed look by painting highlights onto the hair in a sweeping motion. Unlike traditional highlighting methods, balayage allows for a more organic and blended appearance.

Application: During the balayage process, the stylist uses a brush to apply colour directly onto the surface of the hair, focusing on the mid-lengths to the ends. The technique involves selecting random sections of hair, allowing for a customized and soft transition from darker roots to lighter ends. The highlights are typically applied in a way that mimics the natural lightening effects of the sun, with more concentration at the tips and less at the roots.

Finish Result: The final result of balayage is a beautiful, multidimensional colour that looks effortlessly natural. It offers a soft, blended effect with no harsh lines, making it low-maintenance since it grows out gracefully. Balayage can range from subtle highlights to bold, bright colours, depending on the client’s preferences, and is perfect for those seeking a modern and chic look with depth and movement.

Together, cut designs and shape designs provide a way to transform hair into a work of art, reflecting the wearer’s personality and style.

Cut Design: A cut design refers to a creative and artistic approach to haircutting that incorporates unique shapes, patterns, or textures into the hair. This technique often involves using various cutting methods, such as point cutting, texturizing, using a razor or undercutting, to create visually striking styles. Cut designs can range from subtle, intricate details to bold geometric shapes. They are often used to express individuality and make a statement, allowing for personalization in a haircut that goes beyond traditional styles.

Shape Design: Shape design, on the other hand, focuses on creating a specific silhouette or form in the haircut. This involves considering the overall shape and structure of the hair, whether it’s a classic bob, an asymmetrical cut, or layered styles. I will shape the hair to enhance the client’s face shape, hair texture, and personal style. Shape design emphasizes the flow and movement of the hair, ensuring that the cut complements the natural lines of the face and adds visual interest.

Hair botox is a treatment that repairs damaged and broken hair fibers, which can be a result of stress and heat on our strands. The treatment uses a concentrate that includes caviar oil, antioxidants, B5, E vitamins, and collagen complex to add moisture and repair hair. Starting right away after you get the treatment, you’ll see an incredible shine, feel a new softness, and overall see less frizz.

Keratin treatments have the same goal, but the process is a little bit different. Your hair is made up of Keratin protein, but over time and through different chemical processes, it loses some of those proteins. A Keratin hair treatment fills in the porosity of your hair and puts the protein back where it belongs. The result? Shiny, smooth, and relaxed strands that you can depend on. A keratin smoothing treatment is ideal for shinier, smoother strands in no time.

Hair botox: Lasts anywhere from 1-2 months

Keratin treatment: Lasts anywhere between 2-6 months, depending on your hair type and the products used post-treatment.

Tape In Hair Extensions

Tape in hair extensions are exactly what they sound like. The extensions are pre-taped and then taped/glued together on either side of your own hair.

Fusion & Pre-Bonded Hair

Fusion hair extensions (also known as bonding or pre-bonded) are fused to natural hair using different adhesives such as glue.

Microlink hair extensions

Microlink hair extensions are also known as micro bead hair extensions or micro loop hair extensions. These are applied by attaching tiny wefts of hair to small sections of the natural hair with a small silicone-lined bead.