In between
Toner and gloss
A short visit that resets the tone and adds shine, so blonde stays the shade you chose.
Blonde drifts: warmer in the sun, duller with hard water, flatter between color days. A toner sets the shade again and a gloss adds shine. Book one on its own about every six to eight weeks, or add it to a color day. Your price follows your length and density; see how pricing works. Results vary with your hair and its history.
At a glance
About 45 minutes on its own
Every six to eight weeks for most blondes
Also an add-on to a color day
Arielle or Luca, as you prefer
What happens
A toner visit, step by step
Look
Ten minutes in natural light to see where the tone has drifted.
Tone
Twenty to thirty minutes: mix, apply and let it work.
Rinse and finish
Fifteen to thirty minutes for the rinse, the gloss and a blowout if you want one.
Questions about this service
How do I know when I need a toner?
When your blonde looks warmer, flatter or yellower than the day you left. Most clients feel it between six and eight weeks.
Can I skip it and wait for my next color day?
You can, and the plan we set together says how long you can wait, for your hair and your shade.
What should I use at home?
Your colorist writes it down at the end of your visit: what to use, how often and what to leave out.
Start with a consultation
Tell us the blonde you want and what your hair has been through, and we'll map the visits.