HAIR COLORING

Permanent Hair Color: Contains ammonia and peroxide to lift the natural hair color and deposit the new color. Provides long-lasting results but may require touch-ups as hair grows. Semi-Permanent Hair Color: Does not contain ammonia and only deposits color onto the hair. Offers a temporary color change that gradually fades over time. Demi-Permanent Hair Color: Similar to semi-permanent color but lasts longer. Usually contains a low level of peroxide, allowing it to last through several shampoos. Temporary Hair Color: Often comes in the form of sprays, gels, or chalk. Provides a short-term color change that can be washed out with shampoo. Highlights and Lowlights: Involves coloring specific sections of hair to create dimension. Highlights lighten the hair, while lowlights add darker tones. Balayage and Ombre: Techniques where color is applied in a graduated, natural-looking way. Balayage involves hand-painting color onto sections of hair, while ombre features a gradual transition from one color to another. Henna: A natural dye derived from the henna plant. Provides a reddish-brown color and is often used as a more natural alternative to traditional hair dyes.