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My daughter and I went to Renee for a root touch up and highlights and she was fabulous!!!...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Glazing / Toner.
Results typically last four to eight weeks depending on hair porosity, shampoo frequency, and styling habits. Demi-permanent color fades gradually rather than growing out, and using color-safe products can extend the freshness between salon visits.
No. Glazing / Toner uses a demi-permanent formula that deposits color without lifting your natural pigment. It refreshes tone and adds shine but fades over time, making it less permanent and gentler than permanent color.
We recommend a patch test for first-time color clients or those with a history of sensitivities. A small skin test is typically done 48 hours before the service to check for reactions and ensure your safety.
Demi-permanent glazing can blend and soften the appearance of lighter grays, but it may not fully cover coarse or resistant gray hairs. For consistent, long-lasting gray coverage, a permanent color or specialized formula may be advised.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoo and conditioner, wash with cool or lukewarm water, minimize heat styling, and apply UV protection when outdoors. These steps help preserve tone and prolong the life of your glaze between appointments.
Yes, often glazing is safe on chemically treated hair, but your stylist will assess condition and history first. A strand test may be recommended to ensure even absorption and avoid unwanted results before full application.