Color, planned properly
Hand-painted balayage, blondes built over sessions rather than forced in one, and colour correction from the person other salons send their problems to.
Free, and genuinely useful.
Every new color client starts with a free consultation. It takes about half an hour and you leave with a strand test, a written quote and a plan — including how long it takes, what it costs and how often you will need to come back.
Priya will also tell you when the answer is "not yet". Hair that has been boxed-dyed black or over-bleached needs repair before it needs color, and pretending otherwise is how people end up with breakage and a four-figure correction bill.
- Balayage painted freehand — soft grow-out, fewer salon visits
- Blondes built across sessions to protect the hair
- Gloss and toner refreshes between full appointments
- Color correction, quoted honestly and booked over as many sessions as it takes
Color services
Keeping the color you paid for
Wash less, wash cooler
Hot water opens the cuticle and lets pigment out. Two or three washes a week in tepid water will hold a gloss noticeably longer than a daily hot shower.
Book the gloss
A gloss at roughly the halfway point costs a fraction of a full color and makes the whole thing last months rather than weeks. It is the single best value on the menu.
Ask about your rhythm
Balayage might need you back every three months; a root touch-up every four weeks. Priya sets a rebooking reminder to your actual rhythm, and only if you ask for one.
Questions we get asked
How long does balayage take?
Can you take me blonde in one appointment?
How often do I need to come back?
Do you fix color from another salon?
Start with the free consultation.
Half an hour, a strand test, a written quote and no obligation whatsoever.