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A cut and blowdry is a hairdressing procedure that involves the following steps:

1. Washing and Conditioning: The customer’s hair is washed and conditioned.
2. Haircut: The hair is cut using methods that suit the desired result.
3. Blow Dry: The hair is finished with a luxury blow dry.
4. Styling : starighten, curl, diffuse or set

A dry cut is a hair cutting technique where the stylist trims your hair while it’s completely dry, without washing or wetting it beforehand. This method allows the stylist to see your hair’s natural texture, movement, and behavior, resulting in a more customized and precise cut that complements your hair’s unique characteristics. If you have curly, wavy, or highly textured hair, a dry cut may be the better option, as it allows the stylist to work with your hair’s natural features. For straight, fine, or moderately textured hair, a wet cut can be a good choice, providing greater precision and contro

A wet cut refers to a haircut performed when the hair is wet. The stylist may either shampoo and condition the hair before cutting or simply use a sprayer bottle to wet it.

A restyle haircut involves changing the overall look of your hair. It’s more than just a trim—it’s a total transformation. Here are the key points:

1. Purpose: Restyles are commonly used to give a new look to an existing hairstyle or follow current trends. They can also create an entirely new appearance altogether.
2. Changes: A restyle might mean going from long to short, altering layers, adding fringe, or even incorporating undercuts or shaving.
3. Duration and Cost: Restyles require more time and often a consultation. 

Balayage is a French word that aptly means “to sweep.” It’s a freehand hair coloring technique where high- and low-lights are painted onto strands randomly, creating reflective dimension and luminosity. The focus is often on the mid-lengths to the ends, but subtle ribbons can also be swept through the hairline for the most flattering effects Balayage results in a sun-kissed, natural look with softer, less noticeable regrowth, making it a popular choice for those seeking a blended, multi-tonal finish. Unlike traditional highlights, no foils are used, resulting in a less uniform appearance

Foilyage is an extension of the balayage method, adding extra refinement to the natural color experience. Unlike traditional balayage, which involves hand-painting, foilyage incorporates foils—hence the name. The foil highlights create an eye-catching effect, especially for those with dark hair. It combines the best of both worlds: the soft, blended look of balayage and the brightness achieved through foil highlights. If you desire more lightness than balayage but still want a lived-in, natural appearance, foilyage is an excellent choice

Short hair typically refers to hair that falls above the shoulders. It can include various styles, such as pixie cuts, bobs, or cropped hair.

A full head of foils is a comprehensive highlighting technique that covers your entire head. Here’s why you might opt for it:

1. Uniformity: Full head foils provide even coverage from root to tip, creating a seamless, all-over look.
2. Dramatic Effects: This technique allows for a wide range of shades and contrasts, making it perfect for bold, high-contrast looks.
3. Versatility: It works for all hair lengths and types, and you can achieve both subtle and dramatic results depending on your preference.
4. Maintenance: While the initial transformation may take some time, maintaining a full head of foils can be more manageable, as you won’t need touch-ups as often as other techniques

 Medium-length hair typically extends beyond the chin but doesn’t go too far past the shoulders

A full head of foils is a comprehensive highlighting technique that covers your entire head. Here’s why you might opt for it:

1. Uniformity: Full head foils provide even coverage from root to tip, creating a seamless, all-over look.
2. Dramatic Effects: This technique allows for a wide range of shades and contrasts, making it perfect for bold, high-contrast looks.
3. Versatility: It works for all hair lengths and types, and you can achieve both subtle and dramatic results depending on your preference.
4. Maintenance: While the initial transformation may take some time, maintaining a full head of foils can be more manageable, as you won’t need touch-ups as often as other techniques

 Long hair typically refers to hair that reachs past the shoulders and may vary up to tailbone length

A full head of foils is a comprehensive highlighting technique that covers your entire head. Here’s why you might opt for it:

1. Uniformity: Full head foils provide even coverage from root to tip, creating a seamless, all-over look.
2. Dramatic Effects: This technique allows for a wide range of shades and contrasts, making it perfect for bold, high-contrast looks.
3. Versatility: It works for all hair lengths and types, and you can achieve both subtle and dramatic results depending on your preference.
4. Maintenance: While the initial transformation may take some time, maintaining a full head of foils can be more manageable, as you won’t need touch-ups as often as other techniques

Short hair typically refers to hair that falls above the shoulders. It can include various styles, such as pixie cuts, bobs, or cropped hair.

Half-head foils are a popular hair coloring technique that provides natural-looking highlights. Here’s how it works:

1. Application: Foils are strategically placed on the top section and sides of the head, covering the ‘T-zone’ (the crown area) and extending to the regrowth areas. This technique targets both the roots and mid-lengths to maintain consistent color or highlights.
2. Purpose: Half-head foils help balance out color, combat regrowth, and achieve noticeable yet subtle results.
3. Results: The outcome is soft, diffused highlights that blend seamlessly with your natural hair.
4. Ideal Candidates: Half-head foils work well for blondes, brunettes, or anyone seeking a natural, sun-kissed look.

 Medium-length hair typically extends beyond the chin but doesn’t go too far past the shoulders

Half-head foils are a popular hair coloring technique that provides natural-looking highlights. Here’s how it works:

1. Application: Foils are strategically placed on the top section and sides of the head, covering the ‘T-zone’ (the crown area) and extending to the regrowth areas. This technique targets both the roots and mid-lengths to maintain consistent color or highlights.
2. Purpose: Half-head foils help balance out color, combat regrowth, and achieve noticeable yet subtle results.
3. Results: The outcome is soft, diffused highlights that blend seamlessly with your natural hair.
4. Ideal Candidates: Half-head foils work well for blondes, brunettes, or anyone seeking a natural, sun-kissed look.

 Long hair typically refers to hair that reachs past the shoulders and may vary up to tailbone length

Half-head foils are a popular hair coloring technique that provides natural-looking highlights. Here’s how it works:

1. Application: Foils are strategically placed on the top section and sides of the head, covering the ‘T-zone’ (the crown area) and extending to the regrowth areas. This technique targets both the roots and mid-lengths to maintain consistent color or highlights.
2. Purpose: Half-head foils help balance out color, combat regrowth, and achieve noticeable yet subtle results.
3. Results: The outcome is soft, diffused highlights that blend seamlessly with your natural hair.
4. Ideal Candidates: Half-head foils work well for blondes, brunettes, or anyone seeking a natural, sun-kissed look.

T-section foils focus on enhancing the top section of your hair, creating a flattering blend of colors. They offer a safe and effective way to seamlessly blend natural regrowth with existing highlights. If you want to brighten your features without a dramatic change, T-section foils are a great choice. They draw attention to your facial features and require fewer touch-ups compared to other techniques

A full head tint is a speedy process where the color is evenly applied all over your head, from roots to ends. Unlike foils, which involve sectioning and highlighting specific areas, a full head tint covers the entire head. It’s a great choice for achieving consistent color, covering gray hair, or adding depth and shine.

A root tint is a service for clients with permanent color who want to touch up areas where their natural color or white hairs have started to grow through. It helps maintain consistent color and covers any regrowth.

Color correction is a specialized hair treatment used to fix unwanted outcomes from poor color work. Whether you’re dealing with hair that’s too dark, uneven tones, or spots from bleach, color correction aims to restore balance and enhance your desired shade. It involves techniques like lightening hair, pre-pigmentation, and neutralizing undesired tones. Remember, keeping your strands healthy and undamaged is the top priority during this process! 😊

Hair toner is a product used to correct or personalize your hair color. It comes into play after a professional color treatment. Toner can add natural or more visible tones, enhancing the overall tonality of your hair. If you’ve ever wondered why your stylist spends extra time at the shampoo bowl, it’s likely because they’re applying toner to achieve the perfect shade for you

Needed for colour services and brow tint services 

A full head tint is a speedy process where the color is evenly applied all over your head, from roots to ends. Unlike foils, which involve sectioning and highlighting specific areas, a full head tint covers the entire head. It’s a great choice for achieving consistent color, covering gray hair, or adding depth and shine.

A full head tint is a speedy process where the color is evenly applied all over your head, from roots to ends. Unlike foils, which involve sectioning and highlighting specific areas, a full head tint covers the entire head. It’s a great choice for achieving consistent color, covering gray hair, or adding depth and shine.

A root tint is a service for clients with permanent color who want to touch up areas where their natural color or white hairs have started to grow through. It helps maintain consistent color and covers any regrowth.

A root tint is a service for clients with permanent color who want to touch up areas where their natural color or white hairs have started to grow through. It helps maintain consistent color and covers any regrowth.

Needed for colour services and brow tint services 

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