Color, Highlights & Perms
Chemical work rewards patience and punishes shortcuts, so we schedule it with room to breathe: a real strand assessment first, honest talk about what your hair can take, and the time to do the chemistry right. Color that flatters, highlights with soft grow-out, and yes, perms, the modern soft-wave kind, are properly back.
$5 off a haircut for seniors 65+, active duty military and children 12 and under. Every price is a starting price; the final price is set in the chair by the work.
Color & highlights
Single-process color, root touch-ups, gray coverage that still looks like hair, and dimensional highlights placed where light actually hits. We bias toward results that grow out gracefully, the difference between color you maintain and color you fight.
The perm, rehabilitated
Forget the 1987 photos. Today's perms build soft, livable wave and body, beach texture that survives a shower, volume for fine hair that collapses by noon. The consultation is honest: hair history, condition, and whether your strands are ready for the chemistry. If they are not, we will say so and tell you what it takes to get there.
Scheduling chemical work
Color and perm appointments run longer than cuts and are booked that way, no stacking, no rushing a neutralizer because the next chair is waiting. Book ahead; mention it is chemical work so we block the time properly.
Common questions
How long does a perm last?
Generally two to six months depending on your hair, the curl size and home care, it relaxes gradually rather than ending on a date. We will give you an honest estimate for your hair in the consultation, plus the care that stretches it.
Can you fix a color job gone wrong?
Bring it in before touching it again at home. Correction is real chemistry and sometimes a two-visit plan, we would rather stage it honestly than wreck your hair heroically.