Making balayage last past week six
Four habits that keep tone from going brassy, none of which involve buying more product.
A colour-led salon in the Devonshire Quarter. Balayage, corrections and cutting that grows out properly — booked online, in about thirty seconds.
Colour work needs a consultation and a patch test. Both are built into the booking, so there are no surprises on the day.
Price follows experience, not the service. Pick the level that suits the job — a director for a correction, a stylist for a trim.
A full head of balayage blocks out four hours. When someone does not turn up, that afternoon is gone and the stylist still needs paying. A deposit between £20 and £75 on colour work is taken at booking and comes straight off the bill.
Colour needs a skin test at least 48 hours before, every six months. The system knows when yours was done and flags it when you book, so nobody is turned away at the door.
Four habits that keep tone from going brassy, none of which involve buying more product.
Why box dye takes three sittings to undo, and what we can honestly promise in one.
The language that gets you the shape you want rather than the one you described.
Nadia sorted a correction two other salons had turned down. Three sittings, no drama, and she told me honestly what was possible each time.Jess H.Colour correction · Director
My balayage has never held this well. The deposit at booking is fair enough — it comes off the bill anyway, and it means the chair is actually mine.Chloe M.Full head balayage · Senior
Priya has cut my curls for two years. First person who did not try to straighten them first to see what she was working with.Danielle O.Curly cutting · Senior
Two minutes from Devonshire Green. Street parking after 6pm, and the tram stops at West Street.
| Monday | 9am – 6pm |
| Tuesday | 9am – 6pm |
| Wednesday | 9am – 8pm |
| Thursday | 9am – 8pm |
| Friday | 9am – 6pm |
| Saturday | 9am – 5pm |
| Sunday | Closed |