Color consultation
30–45 minYour hair in daylight, your color history and photos you bring. You leave with a plan and a schedule for coming back.
The menu
Every service lists how long it takes. Color starts with a consultation, and your price is set from that conversation.
Every color plan begins with a conversation.
Your hair in daylight, your color history and photos you bring. You leave with a plan and a schedule for coming back.
A short look at your roots and tone between visits, and a plan for the next one.
Chosen close to your natural level, so it grows out softly.
Color at the roots, softened into the length so there is no hard line as it grows out.
One shade, chosen near your natural level, from the roots to the ends.
Lowlights and soft color that blur gray into your natural shade, so new growth reads as depth.
Lowlights and soft highlights woven through for movement, kept close to your base color.
Shape that keeps its line between color visits.
Ends tidied and the shape kept, usually between color visits.
Book: Trim and shapeA cut for your hair type and how you wear it, blow-dried to finish.
Book: Cut and finishA shampoo and a smooth blow-dry for an event, or a day you want to feel put together.
Book: Blow-dryPrices are set by the length and density of your hair and the steps in your plan, and they show on the booking page before you confirm.
If you are new, book the color consultation. If you only want a cut, book the cut and finish and mention any color you have.
Yes. Ask when you book, or on the day, and Fern will confirm the time and the change before she starts.
On color services it holds the time, and it goes toward the service. The menu marks each one that takes it.
Tell Fern what you want and what your hair has been through, and she will plan the visits.