Tint (Colour)

  • Color Change

    • 4hr

    • If you want to do a tint but don’t know what hair colour you will do, just book a colour change. Then, please send us a message or DM us on Instagram. We can do a consultation together and decide what to do

    • This service includes removing the old colour from your hair and adding a new one

    • Please be aware that some times it may not be possible to do a colour change if the previous colour is very strong e.g red or black colour.

  • Glossing

    • 2hr

    • Top-up on the bleached hair

    • Included dying roots (with Bleached), secret two-tone and full hair dying (Bright colors)

      If you’re hoping to completely transform your dark hair to a lighter, blonde shade, a hair gloss is not your best option, Korab adds. In that case, you might need a few rounds of bleaching at the salon.

      A good hairdresser will use a shampoo and conditioner that suits your hair type, as well as the kind of blow-dry and finish that you want.

  • Bleach

    • 3hr

      Bleach strips the pigment from your hair shaft through the process of oxidation. It is impossible to make your hair a lighter shade.

      A good hairdresser will use a shampoo and conditioner that suits your hair type, as well as the kind of blow-dry and finish that you want.

  • Hightlights

    • 3h

    • Highlights are often the introduction to hair coloring since they enhance your hair by adding streaks that are a shade or two lighter than your natural color. 3/4 head highlights are usually only applied to the top, most visible sections.

      A good hairdresser will use a shampoo and conditioner that suits your hair type, as well as the kind of blow-dry and finish that you want.

  • Balayage

    • 4hr

      In this hair color technique, highlights are hand-painted or “swept” on the surface of random sections of hair.

      A good hairdresser will use a shampoo and conditioner that suits your hair type and the kind of blow-dry and finish you want.

      What is the difference between highlights/balayage?

      Balayage is more subtle, with thinner streaks of color, less dramatic color fade, and a slight color gradient towards the ends. On the other side, Highlights are more significant strands of hai—noo hair gradient, more saturated streaks, and less dimensional.

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