Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Solid color and Root Gray coverage.

Results typically last four to eight weeks depending on hair growth, color depth, and aftercare. Permanent dyes withstand fading better, but touch-ups may be needed sooner for heavy regrowth or high-contrast gray. We'll recommend timing based on your hair and desired look.

Yes — when performed professionally, we assess hair condition first and use gentle, ammonia-free formulas and conditioning treatments. Strengthening additives reduce risk. In some cases we may recommend a bond-repair service or alternative shade to protect fragile hair.

Most clients book touch-ups every four to six weeks for noticeable roots; full recolors are commonly scheduled every six to eight weeks. Frequency depends on growth rate, contrast with your base color, and how vibrant you wish the shade to remain.

This service deposits pigment and is best for color change or gray coverage; it does not significantly lighten natural hair. To lift color we recommend a lifting service or controlled lightening during a consultation to achieve your desired level.

Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoo and lukewarm water, limit washing to preserve pigment, and apply weekly deep-conditioning treatments. Protect hair from heat and sun, and use salon-recommended color-refresh products between appointments for longer-lasting vibrancy.

Not necessarily — when applied by experienced colorists, damage is minimized. We use bond-building additives, pre- and post-color treatments, and tailor techniques for previously treated hair. Full disclosure of past services helps us choose the safest approach.