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Frequently Asked Questions
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Appointments usually take 60 to 90 minutes depending on hair length, density, and desired placement. We include consultation, application, development, and a toner or gloss when needed. Your stylist will confirm timing when booking to ensure a relaxed, unrushed service.
Partial highlights remove less pigment than full-head highlights, so they tend to be gentler. Damage depends on starting color, hair health, and processing time. We use professional products and bond-builders to minimize breakage and will recommend conditioning treatments to protect your hair.
Most clients return every 8 to 12 weeks depending on contrast, hair growth, and personal preference. Lower-contrast looks may stretch longer, while brighter tones need sooner refreshes. Your stylist will recommend a tailored timeline at consultation.
Yes — Partial Highlights are fully customizable. We can create subtle, natural brightness or choose bolder, fashion-forward tones. During consultation we assess skin tone, existing color, and lifestyle to recommend shades and placement that achieve the desired look while maintaining healthy hair.
Use sulfate-free shampoos, color-safe conditioners, and a weekly deep treatment to preserve tone and moisture. Limit heat styling and use UV protectant sprays for sun exposure. Schedule professional glosses or toners to refresh color and keep highlights looking vibrant.
Yes — we can lighten select sections on dark or colored hair, though results vary with previous dyes and natural pigment. A consultation and strand test help determine lift potential and technique. We may recommend a gentle pre-lightening or alternative tones for best results.
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