Blending versus coverage
Full coverage creates a more uniform result but usually requires frequent root maintenance. Blending uses thoughtful light and depth to soften the line of regrowth. Cathy will explain which approach better matches your goal.
Gray blending is not one formula. Cathy looks at where your gray grows, how much contrast you want, your existing color and how often you prefer to visit before designing a transition or maintenance plan.
Full coverage creates a more uniform result but usually requires frequent root maintenance. Blending uses thoughtful light and depth to soften the line of regrowth. Cathy will explain which approach better matches your goal.
Previously colored lengths and new natural growth may require several appointments to harmonize safely. The plan is based on what your hair can reasonably support.
Highlights, lowlights, demi-permanent color or selective placement may be used to create movement rather than a flat block of color.
Map natural gray, existing color and condition.
Decide how much gray to reveal or soften.
Place light, depth and tone strategically.
Set a schedule that suits your lifestyle.
It can create a softer grow-out than opaque root coverage, but maintenance depends on your starting point and desired finish.
Often, yes. A consultation is needed to evaluate the line of demarcation, old color and hair condition.
No. The strategy is customized for brunettes, blondes, redheads and naturally silver hair.
Yes. Cathy can create subtle gray refinement for men who want a natural, polished result.
Virtual photo consultations are complimentary. Send current-hair photos, inspiration photos and your hair history for Cathy to review. In-person consultations are $25, and the fee is applied toward your service appointment.
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