Root Touch-Up Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I need a root touch-up or a full color service?
If your regrowth is showing but the length and ends of your hair still look and feel like the color you want, a root touch-up is usually enough. If the overall shade has faded or changed unevenly throughout, talk to Sandy about all-over color instead.
Will my root touch-up match my previous color exactly?
Sandy keeps a record of your formula so each visit blends into your existing color rather than starting over. If your hair has changed since your last visit, such as more sun exposure or more gray, she'll adjust the formula during your consultation.
How far apart should I book root touch-ups?
It depends on how quickly your hair grows and how visible your natural color is at the root. Many guests find a rhythm that keeps their color looking consistent without over processing their hair, and Sandy will help you find yours.
Can a root touch-up fix gray coverage?
Yes. Root touch-ups are one of the most common ways guests keep gray coverage looking fresh without redoing color they already like.
Does a root touch-up include a toner or gloss?
A toner can be added if your regrowth area needs it to match the tone of the rest of your hair. Sandy will let you know during your consultation whether your color needs that extra step.
What if my hair has grown out unevenly since my last visit?
That's normal, especially around the hairline and part. Let Sandy know at your consultation so she can adjust the application to those areas.