Color

Color Correction in Grand Blanc, MI

Previous color gone wrong? We'll fix it. Color correction is precision work — undoing box dye, brassiness, banding, or an over-processed result and rebuilding something you actually want. We don't cut corners, and we don't rush it.

From $250 · Varies

Why correction is its own craft

Correcting color is fundamentally different from applying it. We're working with whatever is already on your hair — sometimes layers of it — while protecting the integrity of strands that may already be stressed. That takes diagnosis, the right sequence of steps, and patience.

It's the service that separates a technician from a colorist, and it's exactly the kind of work our team is built for.

What we can fix

Brassy or orange tones after lightening. Dark bands or hot roots from at-home color. A shade that came out too dark, too light, or uneven. Box dye buildup that's blocking the color you actually want. Over-processed, fragile sections that need a careful hand.

Some corrections happen in a single appointment; others are safest staged across more than one visit so we can lift gradually without compromising your hair. We'll always choose your hair's health over a faster finish.

The consultation comes first

Because every correction is different, this service starts with a real assessment — in person or through our online Consult AI — so we understand the history of your hair before we touch it. From there we map a plan and confirm pricing.

Color correction starts at $250 and varies with complexity. The sooner you reach out, the sooner we can get you on the schedule and start planning.

Good to know

Color Correction questions, answered

Can you fix box dye or a color I did at home?
Yes — at-home color is one of the most common corrections we do. Box dye builds up and can be stubborn, so we assess it first and plan the safest way to get you to the color you actually want.
Will color correction take one appointment or several?
It depends on where your hair is starting and where you want to go. Some corrections are done in one visit; bigger transformations are safest staged across multiple sessions to protect your hair.
Will color correction damage my hair?
Correction is intensive, which is exactly why we go carefully. We use bond-protecting products, work in stages when needed, and prioritize integrity over speed so you leave with hair that's both the right color and healthy.
How much does color correction cost?
It starts at $250 and varies with the complexity of the work. We confirm a plan and pricing after assessing your hair, so you know what to expect before we begin.

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