Calm, expert repair for color that went wrong — banding, brass, or bands of uneven tone, brought back to balance.
Color correction here is guided by a Wella Master Colorist — advanced formulation experience for even the most complex color histories.
We assess what is on your hair and its condition before touching a single strand.
We map a realistic, honest roadmap — sometimes one visit, sometimes a staged plan.
Bond-protecting techniques rebalance tone while protecting hair integrity.
Treatment and a maintenance plan rebuild health and keep the result stable.
“I stepped in with yellow and orangish hair with dead ends and walked out looking like a celebrity! she did a full transformation! beautiful cut and natural looking blonde highlights all blended to perfection. all i could say was “wow”.”
— Melissa Custer · Google review
We rebalance carefully, protecting integrity.
Treatment and tone check stabilize.
A staged plan reaches your goal.
Sometimes, but significant corrections are often safest as a staged plan to protect your hair. We will give you an honest timeline at your consultation.
Correction requires more time, product, and expertise to fix safely — pricing reflects the care and skill involved.
We use bond-protecting techniques and prioritize your hair’s health at every step, never pushing past what your hair can safely handle.
Yes. Box dye is one of the most common things we correct. Bring as much history as you can and we will plan carefully.
Yes. Unwanted orange and brass are among the most common corrections we see. We rebalance tone carefully, protect your hair’s health at every step, and give you an honest plan — including whether it is safest to work in stages.
Absolutely. Whether it is uneven color, banding, or simply a result you don’t love, bring as much of your color history as you can. We will assess your hair honestly at a consultation and map the safest path to the color you actually want.
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Results vary based on hair history, condition, density, and maintenance. A consultation helps determine what is realistic for your hair.
Book a correction consultation — calm, honest, and judgment-free.
