Color Correction
A multi-step service to fix, neutralize, or re-formulate previous hair color — often after box dye, brassy tones, or banded color.
What is color correction?
Color correction is a specialized service performed when a previous color result isn’t what the client wants — common cases include box-dye removal, brassy tones, banded highlights, or fixing a failed at-home job. Because correction often involves both lifting and depositing color in the same session, it can take 4–8 hours and cost significantly more than a standard color service.
Benefits
- Rescues damaged or unwanted color
- Restores brand-safe color foundation for future services
Risks & considerations
- High potential for breakage if compromised hair is over-processed
- Multiple sessions sometimes required
- Expensive compared to single-process color
Frequently asked questions
Why is color correction so expensive?▾
Color correction can take 4–8 hours, uses multiple products, and requires a senior colorist. Pricing reflects the time and expertise involved.