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Gigi did a fantastic job on my hair! I was very impressed with her ability to blend in the...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Root Touchup.
Most clients book root touchups every 4–8 weeks depending on hair growth, color contrast, and gray coverage. Your stylist will recommend a personalized schedule to maintain seamless roots while optimizing hair health and minimizing chemical exposure.
When performed correctly with quality products and protective treatments, root touchups should not cause significant damage. We use low-porosity techniques and bond-building treatments as needed to preserve strength, minimize breakage, and keep hair healthy between full color services.
Yes—our colorists custom-match your base using swatches, color formulas, and visual analysis. We blend tone, depth, and undertones to ensure a natural transition at the roots and maintain consistency with previous services or at-home color.
Root touchups typically take 45 to 75 minutes depending on root width, hair length, and any additional services like glossing or treatments. We schedule accordingly so there’s time for precise application, processing, and a professional finish tailored to your hair.
We generally ask clients to arrive with clean, dry hair free of heavy styling products. Lightly washed hair ensures even color uptake; however, consult your stylist if you’ve recently used product-heavy oils or treatments that could affect color absorption.
Many grays can be fully concealed with the correct formula and application, but very resistant or coarse grays may require stronger pigments, multiple sessions, or permanent color. We assess gray resistance and recommend the best approach for reliable coverage and long-lasting results.