Color Correction - Med Gallery
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Veronica was amazing! This was my first time here and it won’t be my last… I’ve been to tw...more
Veronica is amazing!! I am so thankful to have found her!! The salon is gorgeous, great mu...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Expect two to five hours depending on complexity, previous color history, and processing times. Your stylist assesses during consultation and gives an accurate timeframe. More extensive corrections may require longer single appointments or staged visits to preserve hair health.
We prioritize hair health using bond-building treatments, strand testing, and gentle lifting techniques to minimize damage. While any correction involves processing, our approach reduces breakage risk. Your stylist recommends conditioning, Olaplex-style treatments, and staged sessions when necessary.
Many corrections complete in a single extended appointment, but complex or heavily processed hair may need two or more staged visits. Your stylist outlines a plan during consultation, prioritizing gradual changes to protect hair integrity while achieving desired color.
Yes—bring photos of your inspiration and recent color history. Visual references help stylists understand shade, tone and placement goals. Combine photos with an honest discussion about past treatments for an accurate plan and realistic expectations.
Absolutely. We assess previous chemical services, strand condition and porosity before recommending a safe correction plan. Depending on damage, we may suggest bond builders, trims, and staged color sessions to achieve results without compromising hair health.
Use sulfate-free shampoo, color-safe conditioners, and weekly deep treatments to protect tone. Limit hot tools, apply heat protectant, and schedule recommended touch-ups. Your stylist provides a personalized at-home routine and product recommendations to extend color longevity.