Avant Garde Color

Dust if off, add gloss and penetrating shine. All over color is applied root to end. In some cases a pigment filler may be required to add platform to your color. Price is determined by the amount of hair and time involved.

The treatment of two or more colors to create different depths of shading. This may involve a hand painting technique including a toner. (Toning is used to achieve longevity of color.) Color combinations are endless.

Infinite varieties - some shy, some dramatic, always distinct. Strands of hair weaved, sliced, painted or foiled to create detailed twinkle throughout.

Becoming a lighter tone without the commitment. Creating a richer color at the root flowing into increasingly lighter ends. No Seam, no lines resulting in a more graceful grow out.

All current color is lifted out of the hair and replaced with tones such as Platinum, Ivory, Silver, and Butter. All of the hair has been transposed to a much lighter blonde. Tone varieties are endless.

Return to natural by lifting prior colors out of the hair or eliminating existing color through a series of haircuts.

"Going Blonde" is often referred to as a journey. For most current Blonde tones (Icy, Platinum, Pal, Violet, and Gray) several stages of lift are required. This process can be time-consuming, and costly. It is important that these steps be done properly to avoid significant damage.