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Mary is the absolute best! She does wonders and is my go-to for hair cuts and color.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Head Highlights.
Appointments generally range from 2 to 4 hours depending on hair length, density, desired lift, and toner processing. Your stylist will assess during consultation and provide a more accurate time estimate so you can plan accordingly.
When performed by experienced colorists using quality lighteners and bond-repair treatments, full highlights are safe. They remove more pigment than partial services, so regular trims, conditioning, and in-salon or at-home bond-repair treatments help maintain hair health and strength.
Most clients return every 6 to 8 weeks for root touch-ups and toning to maintain brightness. If you prefer softer grow-out, spacing appointments to 10-12 weeks is possible with shadow roots or low-maintenance tones discussed during consultation.
Full highlights lift and brighten by lightening strands rather than fully recoloring the base. If you want a darker or dramatically different base, combine with a single-process color or color melt. Discuss goals with your stylist for the ideal plan.
Use sulfate-free shampoos, weekly deep-conditioning masks, and purple shampoo as advised to combat brassiness. Minimize heat styling, apply heat protectant, and schedule regular glossing or toner touch-ups to preserve tone and shine between color appointments.
Yes, highlights can be adapted for fine, thick, curly, or straight hair. Techniques and foil spacing are customized to texture and condition. Severely damaged hair may need restorative care first; your stylist will recommend the safest, most flattering approach during consultation.