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Frequently Asked Questions
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A typical appointment lasts 60–90 minutes depending on hair length, thickness and required color blending. Shorter hair and minimal regrowth trend toward the lower end, while extensive blending or deep conditioning treatments may add time.
Glosses are designed to enhance shine and subtly adjust tone rather than make dramatic color changes. If you want a noticeable shift, discuss desired results with your stylist — we can customize formulas for more pigment or a sheer luminous finish.
We recommend waiting 48–72 hours before shampooing to allow the color to set fully and maximize longevity. If your stylist used a semi-permanent gloss, follow their specific aftercare — some options allow earlier gentle rinsing.
Yes — when performed by a professional, root touchups and glosses can be gentle and restorative. We assess hair condition first and may recommend strengthening treatments, low-ammonia formulas or bond-repairing add-ons to protect integrity while refreshing color and shine.
A gloss generally lasts 4–6 weeks depending on hair porosity, washing frequency and products used. Sulfate-free shampoos and cooler water help preserve shine; we can schedule maintenance glosses or recommend home care to extend results.
Absolutely — our colorists specialize in seamless blending. We analyze your natural pigment, previous color history and hair condition to create a matching root formula, then apply a customized gloss to harmonize tone and disguise visible transitions.