Gloss & Toner Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between a gloss and a toner?
The terms are often used together, and both deposit tone onto your existing color without lightening it. Sandy will choose the right formula based on what your hair needs that day, whether that means cooling down warmth or simply boosting shine.
Can a gloss fix brassy or yellow tones?
Yes, correcting brassiness is one of the most common reasons guests book a gloss, especially on blonde or highlighted hair that's been through the Texas sun.
Will a gloss lighten or darken my hair?
No, a gloss only deposits tone. It won't lighten your hair the way a lightening service would, and it can add richness without a dramatic change.
How often should I get a gloss?
It depends on how quickly your color fades and how much brassiness or dullness you notice. Many guests add a gloss into their regular color routine.
Can I get a gloss the same day as a haircut?
Yes, a gloss pairs well with other appointments since it's one of our quicker services. Let the front desk know when booking so your visit is scheduled with enough time.
Is a gloss enough to cover gray?
A gloss can soften the look of fine gray but isn't built for full coverage. If gray coverage is your main goal, ask Sandy about a root touch-up or all-over color instead.