A three-person color studio near Old Town. Every visit ends with the next one mapped: when to tone, when to refresh, when to leave it alone. We're welcoming new color clients.
The longest road, and the one that most rewards a plan. Lightening goes in stages so the shade lands where you asked and the hair stays comfortable between them.
Often two to four visits, six to eight weeks apart
A toner or gloss between visits evens the tone
First color day: three to five hours
Light brown or caramel
Closer to blonde than it feels. Most plans take one or two visits, and the second is often only a toner and a refresh.
One or two visits, a few weeks apart if two
Toner every six to eight weeks
First color day: three to four hours
Dark blonde or lived-in
Brightening what is already there: more light around the face, a cooler tone and a softer root.
Usually one visit
Toner every six to eight weeks
Root refresh every three to four months
Already blonde
Blonde needs the most upkeep, not the most work. Tone drifts, roots show, and Arizona sun and pool water pull warmth in.
Toner or gloss every six to eight weeks
Root refresh every eight to twelve weeks
A short visit in between: about 45 minutes
Work
Blonde, in the light
Balayage, brightening and finishing, from soft honey to cool platinum.
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The menu
What each visit takes
Every service lists how long it takes. Prices come with your consultation.
Start here
Every blonde plan begins with a conversation.
Blonde consultation
20–30 min
Your hair, your color history and photos you bring. You leave with a plan, the visits it may take and who does what.
Arielle opened the studio for clients who want blonde on a schedule they can plan around. She leads every consultation for new color clients and does the longest color days.
Luca cuts the shape that frames the color and finishes every color day with the blowout. He works Wednesday through Saturday and speaks English and Spanish.
