Cut & color
Cut & color
A color appointment starts with a conversation, not a swatch book. We look at your hair in daylight, ask how often you honestly want to come back, and tell you how many visits a big change will take so there are no surprises.
Cuts are shaped wet or dry depending on your texture and the way you wear it, then finished with a blowout and a short lesson in doing it yourself on a Tuesday morning.
How a color visit is structured:
- Consultation, plus a strand test for anything new or dramatic
- Formula mixed for you and recorded on your client card
- Foils or balayage placed around your natural part
- Gloss or toner, with a bond builder where the hair needs it
- Cut, then blowout and style
- Home-care advice that uses what is already on your shelf
- A price confirmed before the first brushstroke
Aftercare: Wait two days before the first wash, use a color-safe shampoo, and keep hot tools below 350°F to hold the tone longer.
Usually with Celeste Moreau or Theo Alvarez.
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Color and cut look their best the day you leave. What happens over the next six weeks depends on your shampoo, your conditioner and the heat you use, so every appointment ends with a short, honest plan built around what you already own.
When something genuinely needs replacing, we keep a small shelf of color-safe, weather-proof basics. No hard sell and no twelve-step routines.
