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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Partial Highlight with Base Color.
A Partial Highlight with Base Color focuses highlights at the crown, face-framing or money-piece while applying a base tint to cover grey or blend existing color. Results add dimension and uniformity; the stylist may recommend an optional glaze or toner for a final polish.
Most appointments take 90 to 150 minutes depending on hair length, density, and desired lightness. Processing time for highlights and base tint, plus any consultation and styling, determines total time. Your stylist will provide a more precise estimate when assessing your hair.
Base tint often covers most greys, but complete coverage depends on hair texture, previous color, and level of grey. In some cases multiple processes or a permanent color may be recommended. Your stylist evaluates porosity and history to create an effective coverage plan.
A glaze or toner is optional but highly recommended to refine tone, boost shine, and neutralize unwanted warmth. It is a short additional service and costs $15. The stylist will suggest it if your highlights or base color need tonal finishing.
Refresh timing varies: base color usually needs touch-ups every 6 to 12 weeks for regrowth control, while partial highlights often refresh every 8 to 12 weeks. Your stylist will advise a schedule based on contrast, hair growth, and lifestyle to keep results fresh.
Yes — please bring photos. Visual references help your stylist understand your desired placement, tone, and contrast. During consultation we’ll adapt inspiration to your hair’s condition and lifestyle, suggesting realistic color goals and aftercare to maintain the look.