All-Over Color Frequently Asked Questions
Is all-over color the same as a root touch-up?
No. A root touch-up only treats new growth at the scalp, while all-over color is applied from root to end in a single visit. Sandy can help you decide which one fits what your hair needs right now.
Can all-over color cover resistant gray?
Yes, all-over color is one of the most reliable ways to get full, even gray coverage across your whole head.
How long does all-over color typically last before it needs a refresh?
It varies by how fast your hair grows and how visible your natural color is at the root. Many guests come back for a root touch-up in between full all-over color visits.
Will all-over color work on hair that's been previously colored?
Sandy will look at your hair's history and current condition during your consultation to confirm the right approach, especially if your hair has been colored elsewhere before.
Can I go lighter with an all-over color service?
Going noticeably lighter usually involves lightening before the new color is applied. Sandy will talk through what's possible for your hair in one visit versus over a couple of visits.
What's the difference between all-over color and balayage?
All-over color is one consistent shade throughout your hair, while balayage hand paints lighter pieces for a graduated, dimensional look. Ask Sandy which one matches what you have in mind.