Color
Color blend
The step that tones your roots and the new length into one color. Rosalyn and Carissa do it.
Extension hair arrives close to your shade, but never exact. The color blend tones the length and your own hair together, in daylight, so the color reads as one from root to tip. It is booked with an install or a move-up, and a gloss can finish it. Color results vary with your hair and its history.
What to expect
1 to 2 hours, with your install or move-up
A strand match in daylight
Toning for the length and the roots
At the chair
What happens
- 01Consultation
Step 1: Look
Your stylist checks your color in daylight and asks what has been on your hair.
- 021 to 2 h
Step 2: Tone
Color goes on the roots and the length where they differ, then is rinsed and toned at the basin.
- 03At the visit
Step 3: Check
The color is checked at the chair, and a gloss finishes the tone if you want one.
Questions
Questions about the color blend
Do I book the blend separately?
It is booked with your install or move-up, so the color and the length are toned together.
What if my color has changed?
Tell us at the consultation. A color history helps your stylist plan the blend, and the plan may take more than one visit.
Do you do a patch test?
Color may need one, following the maker's directions. We ask when you book.
Start with a consultation
Every install begins with one, so the method, the shade and the schedule are chosen together.