Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about All-Over Single Process Color.

Appointments typically last forty-five to seventy-five minutes, including consultation, application, processing, wash, and blow dry. Time varies with hair length, thickness, and desired deposit. Long hair may require extra time or a surcharge; send photos or consult stylist.

Yes, single process color effectively covers gray hair in most cases, providing uniform pigment from roots to ends. Results depend on gray percentage, hair porosity, and previous color. If gray is very resistant, your stylist may recommend alternate techniques after consultation.

We recommend waiting 48 hours to allow the color to set and minimize fading; use color-safe products and cool water when you first wash. If immediate washing is necessary, consult your stylist for specific product guidance.

Not necessarily - professionally applied single-process color uses gentle formulas and proper technique to minimize damage. We assess hair condition before coloring and can add repairing treatments or bond builders when needed. Follow at-home care with color-safe products.

Yes, longer or thicker hair often requires more product and time, so an additional charge may apply. Discuss pricing with your stylist during booking or send us a photo for an accurate estimate. We will confirm any extra fees before service.

Single-process color primarily deposits pigment and can lift hair only a few levels if using a higher developer. To significantly lighten hair, bleach or a lightening service is required. Book a consultation so we can recommend the proper service for your goals.