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What Our Clients Say
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My daughter and I went to Renee for a root touch up and highlights and she was fabulous!!!...more
Renee was so meticulous, detailed, and thorough. She made sure to take her time to ask any...more
Ms. Renee was fantastic. She helped me fix my highlights and helped me choose a color that...more
I had originally booked with my usual stylist, but she had to cancel last minute. Luckily ...more
Renee was amazing! She gave me the exact highlights and toning I wanted and was so fun to ...more
Awesome service - cut & color. Renee even visited my elderly mother at her home to cut her...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Root Touch Up.
A typical appointment lasts about 45 to 75 minutes, depending on regrowth amount and hair density. This includes color application, processing time, shampoo, conditioner, a relaxing scalp massage, and a professional blow dry to finish.
A professional Root Touch Up is targeted and gentle, minimizing overall color exposure. When performed correctly, it won’t harm your existing color; we use matched formulas and conditioning treatments to preserve tone and integrity.
Most clients schedule root touch ups every 4 to 6 weeks, depending on hair growth rate and desired look. Darker or faster-growing hair may need more frequent visits; we'll recommend a personalized timeline during your consult.
A Root Touch Up is only intended for regrowth coverage and won't change your overall base color. To alter shade, lift, or tone, book a full-color service or a color correction consultation with your stylist.
Yes. We recommend an allergy patch test at least 48 hours before your first color service or when trying a new formula. It's a quick precaution to ensure safety and prevent reactions; please mention any sensitivities during booking.
Arrive with dry hair free of heavy oils or styling products. Bring reference photos and inform us about recent chemical services, allergies, or medication. That helps your stylist choose the right formula and deliver the best, most consistent root coverage.
