Explore color, cuts, and work in progress from Rachel's chair. Save the look you like, then tell her which detail caught your eye. Your starting color and hair history help shape the plan.
Read the notes behind three looksBlonde Balayage
Fashion Color & Vivid
Platinum Blonde
Brunette Balayage
Dimensional Blonde
Color Correction
Blonde Balayage
Color Gloss
Platinum Blonde
Brunette Balayage
Curly Cut
Dimensional Brunette
Platinum Blonde
Blonde Balayage
Custom Color
Bob Haircut
Custom Foiling
Lived-In Blonde
Men's Cut + Color
Precision Cut
Color Application
Styling & Blowout
Precision Hair Cutting
Color Application
Color Application
Gloss Treatment
Styling & Blowout
Styling & Blowout
Color Application
Behind the Scenes
Use Rachel's work to put words to what you want. These notes can help you get more from your first conversation.
Lighter ribbons catch the light through the waves, with brown left between them. Notice where the brightness starts and how much of the darker color you still see.
Bring the photo to a color consultation. Point out the part you like: the contrast, the lighter ends, or the color around the face.
Plan your balayageWarm copper-brown color and smooth, curved ends in a finished look from Rachel's correction work. A final photo shows the result; your own starting point determines the steps.
Bring your color history, including home color. Rachel needs to see your hair before she can explain the options, cost, and number of visits.
Understand color correctionShort curls form a rounded shape, with pieces falling around the face. When choosing a cut, look at the outline as well as the length.
Tell Rachel how you usually dry and style your curls. A reference photo helps start that conversation; your curl pattern and routine shape the plan.
Explore curly haircutsStart with a $20 color consultation when you want Rachel to review your starting point before choosing a larger color appointment.
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