Treatment guides

A cut and blow dry is the everyday cornerstone of the salon: your hair is shampooed, shaped with scissors (and sometimes clippers or a razor), then dried and styled with…

A blow dry is a salon service where freshly washed hair is dried and styled using a hairdryer and a brush to create smooth, shaped or voluminous results. It is one of…

A fringe (or bang) trim is a quick, low-risk hairdressing service that reshapes and tidies just the front section of your hair, without cutting the rest. Because a…

Highlighting lightens selected sections of the hair to add depth, brightness and dimension. A colourist works through the hair using foils, a freehand painting technique…

A root touch-up is a targeted colour service that recolours only the new regrowth at the roots, usually the first two to three centimetres, so it blends seamlessly with…

Single process colour is a permanent or semi-permanent hair colour applied in one step, usually an all-over base colour worked from root to tip or a root regrowth touch…

Balayage is a freehand hair-colouring technique in which lightener is hand-painted onto the surface of the hair, usually without foils, to create a soft, sun-kissed,…

Hair colouring covers a broad family of services, from full-head permanent colour and root touch-ups to highlights, balayage, toner, semi- and demi-permanent shades, and…