gray blending
Full custom blending & color.
$130 to $180+
Gray blending, dimensional color, and root-to-tip refresh, planned around your tone, your lifestyle, and how often you actually want to be in the chair.
- 5.0 on Google
- Private studio, one client at a time
- By LaTisha Skinner
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Duration
2 to 3.5 hours
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Price
$130 to $180+
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Booking
Real-time online
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Pay later
GlossGenius, $50 to $4,000
Is this for you?
You will probably get the most out of this service if any of these sound like you.
- First grays coming in at the temples or part
- Salt and pepper grow-out you want to blend, not cover
- Box color you want professionally corrected
- Tired of root touch-ups every three weeks and want a lower-maintenance plan
- You want shine and dimension, not a flat one-tone color
Not sure? Send a short note through the contact form and LaTisha will tell you whether this is the right starting point.
What to expect
How a full custom blending & color appointment runs, start to finish.
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Consultation & tone plan
We talk about your natural color, your skin tone, your lifestyle, and how often you want to be in the chair. The plan is built around all four.
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Custom formulation
Your formula is mixed for your hair, not pulled from a tube. Bond protection is built in, every time.
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Application
Foils, balayage, root tap, gloss, or any combination. The technique is chosen to serve the plan, not the other way around.
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Cut, blow-dry & home routine
A finishing cut or trim if you need one, a polished blow-dry, and a take-home routine so the color stays bright between visits.
Pricing & what is included
One price, everything planned in.
No surprise add-ons at the chair. What is included in this service is listed in full, on the right. Full color starts at $180 and varies with length, density, and technique. Pay over time is available on services from $50 to $4,000.
What is the difference between gray blending and full coverage?
Full coverage paints over every gray with a single tone. Gray blending weaves dimension through your natural and gray hair so the grow-out is soft and grays read as highlights instead of a stripe. Both are good, they serve different goals.
How long does color last?
Tone tends to fade first, usually around six to eight weeks. Root grow-out depends on your hair. We map a realistic touch-up window before you book your next visit.
Can I try gray blending without committing to growing out my color?
Yes. Many clients start with a blending session to see how it lives on them before deciding to grow out fully.
Should I bring inspiration photos?
Please do. Save anything that catches your eye, including the things you do not like. Both help.
Will my color damage my hair?
Bond protection is built into every color formula here, and we plan around the health of your hair. If the goal is not safe for the hair you have today, we say so and map a longer path to get there.
Ready when you are
See real openings and lock in a chair.
GlossGenius shows live availability. Not sure this is the right service? Send a note and LaTisha will help you choose.