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Get answers to common questions about Highlights.
Typically highlights last 6-12 weeks depending on hair growth, placement, and colour contrast. Partial highlights may require less maintenance, while full highlights can need more frequent toning to prevent brassiness. We'll recommend a tailored plan and scheduling for optimal results.
When performed by experienced colourists using conditioning formulas and appropriate timing, highlights cause minimal damage. We use bond-builders and nourishing masks to protect hair integrity. Hair porosity and prior chemical history are assessed to recommend safest processing and aftercare to maintain health.
Consider lifestyle, maintenance tolerance, and desired effect: partial highlights give subtle brightness and lower upkeep, while full highlights provide all-over dimension and bolder contrast. During consultation, we'll evaluate your hair, skin tone, and routine to suggest the most flattering option.
Yes — combined treatments can enhance multidimensional results, but sequencing and timing matter. We'll plan services to avoid over-processing, often spacing sessions or using gentle techniques. A consultation determines compatibility, strand testing, and a customized timeline for safe, beautiful colour results.
Use sulphate-free shampoos, cool-water rinses, and colour-safe conditioners. Limit heat styling, use UV protection and weekly deep-conditioning masks. Schedule salon toning or glossing as recommended to refresh tone and combat brassiness between appointments.
Pricing depends on hair length, density, technique, and whether partial or full highlights are chosen. Appointments range from 60 to 180 minutes including consultation and processing. We provide accurate estimates during booking and tailor services to your budget and timing needs.