Permanent And Semi-Permanent Single Process Hair Coloring Salon

Single Color Root Touch Up – ($60+)  Single process generally refers to coloring your hair one color.  Provides 100% gray coverage for all hair types.  Colors can be kept natural or more trendy.  Color can be applied with permanent formulations. Single Process Color includes up to 1″ from the roots. Extra color may require an additional charge.

What Is Single Process Root Touch Up Coloring?

The single process typically refers to coloring your whole head with one single color. This includes more natural colors, such as shades of brown, red, black, or blonde. It also includes trendy or wild colors, such as wine, burgundy, or even pink, green, blue, and purple. The options are virtually limitless. Sometimes, single-process coloring is done before dimensional pieces are added or done as part of a brand-new haircut.

Color can be applied with permanent or semi-permanent formulas. Permanent formulas will grow out over time and don’t tend to change as quickly as semi-permanent formulas. These formulas are most often seen with natural hair colorings. Semi-permanent formulas, often used with wilder coloring, tend to fade out after numerous washes. It is important to know that the way coloring fades and the amount of time it takes to do so depends on many factors. A few of these include:

• Thickness and health of hair
• How your hair takes to the coloring
• How often do you wash your hair
• Heat sources applied to your hair

Benefits of Single Process Color

There are many benefits to having your hair professionally done with a single process color. The main advantage is that it offers 100% gray coverage for all hair types. Shine and conditioning agents are also added to your hair during the coloring process. This means you will leave the salon with shinier, healthier hair than you came in with.

Sometimes, altering your appearance can make you feel like a hundred bucks. This, too, can be a benefit of single-process coloring. You will feel good and love how your new color looks, which can help boost your confidence and self-esteem.

What To Expect

Hair color will be applied to your entire head, and you will need to sit appropriately to process correctly. Depending on whether you are going lighter or darker, your hair may need to be lightened before applying the color. Your stylist will explain what they will be doing ahead of time so that you can be prepared.

The exact cost of single-process coloring will depend on a few varied factors, specifically in regard to how much color is needed – as well as whether or not a lightener will be applied first. Hair that is especially long or thick may need more color than the average person to cover the entire head.

Remember that creating the perfect look takes time, so please leave enough room in your schedule for your stylist to work their magic.