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Unlike the full foiling service, partial foils are only focused on certain sections of your hair. The most common areas that get highlighted are the top half and side sections of your hair. A partial foil will give you a subtle effect, similar to how the sun lightens your hair. 

Perfect for in between salon visits!  Instead of dyeing the entirety of your hair every time you need a little coverup, retouches simply dye the root.  Because you’re not coating the length of the strands, you end up sparing the ends of your hair the damage they would otherwise suffer.

If you want to go several shades lighter or darker than your natural hair color, single-process (or all-over) color is the way to go. This process changes the color of your entire head of hair, giving you a new, one-dimensional tone that can be as dramatic or subtle as you like. 

It's easy to love balayage hair color, the effortlessly cool hair trend that's taken red carpets by storm. The look is accomplished via hand-painted highlights, and clients love the technique because it gives a natural sun-kissed look to the hair and the maintenance is much easier than traditional foils.

Babylights are very delicate, white-blonde highlights created using a very fine color technique to mimic that blonde hue achieved if your hair is naturally lightened in the sun.  One of the main attractions of the  Babylights techniques is that it can be applied to any hair color and any length (long/short). They are also a great way to introduce color if you fancy a change of hair style but don't want anything too drastic.

A glaze (also known as a toner) is a non-peroxide hair color with a sheer shade option that helps achieve that perfect color tone and seal in an extra four to six weeks of shine.  A glaze/toner can also be used to correct hair color.  For example, your color can become dull or a bit brassy from the sun, environment or shampooing. A glaze is conditioning and non-damaging, so you are able to pop into your salon in-between highlights for a quick refresher for your highlights. 

Whether it's to cover gray roots, lighten dark hair,  darken light hair, or create trendy streaks of color, the types of hair color for men are endless. Of course, selecting the right color (and right type of color) can be tricky and, if desired, achieving a natural looking result can be even harder. It's always recommended to seek out a professional colorist.

Framing your face with color can help accentuate your good features and minimize others. A framing hairstyle's cut and color depends on facial shape. Each style has a specific way to do a facial frame to accentuate your best features. 

Olaplex is a breakthrough ingredient that your colorist can mix into any professional hair color formula. Olaplex multiplies the bonds within the hair structure and links broken bonds, effectively eliminating hair breakage or weakening during the coloring process. .