Root touch-up for grey coverage starts at $45+. Express root retouch for established clients is $40. Full color, root to ends, starts at $80+. A gloss between sessions to refresh tone is $45+.

Final price depends on hair length, density, and the artist working with you. Your consultation will quote a firm price before any color is mixed.

Full coverage gives you opaque, even color and hides all grey — but it requires touch-ups every 4-6 weeks because regrowth shows clearly against the saturated base. Blending uses highlights or lowlights to camouflage grey within your natural color, giving you a 10-14 week maintenance window with no harsh line.

The choice usually comes down to how much grey you have and how often you can realistically be in the chair. Your consultation is built around answering this honestly so we pick the right strategy from day one.

Transitioning out of full coverage is a 6-18 month process and we'll guide you through it. The plan usually involves shifting from solid color to highlights and lowlights that blur the regrowth line, then gradually lifting the existing color and toning the new grey to a flattering shade as it grows in.

The goal is no awkward in-between phase. Done right, every step of the transition looks intentional. Done quickly, it looks like you stopped coloring — that's why we map out the cadence in advance.

Modern grey coverage is dramatically gentler than what was on the market even ten years ago. We use bond-protected formulas and your colorist adjusts strength based on your hair condition and the percentage of grey we're covering.

The risk isn't a single appointment — it's pulling color through the same lengths every visit. We use root-only application whenever possible and refresh the ends with a gloss instead of full color to keep the hair healthy over the years.

Yes. Most men come in for a softer, more natural look rather than full opaque coverage — a low-commitment service that blends 60-80% of the grey while leaving some salt-and-pepper for dimension.

These services run about 30 minutes and require less frequent maintenance than full coverage. Your consultation will pick the right level of blending for the look you're after.

Full coverage: every 4-6 weeks. The grey regrowth shows clearly against solid color, so the maintenance window is shorter. Blending with highlights or lowlights: every 10-14 weeks because there's no harsh regrowth line.

If your goal is to stretch your appointments, blending is almost always the right call. We'll map out the cadence at your consultation so you can plan it into your year.

Yes — and the resistant grey around the temples and hairline is one of the most common problem areas we solve. Resistant grey has a tighter cuticle that doesn't accept color as easily as the rest of your hair. The fix is a stronger pre-treatment, a longer processing time at the hairline, and a formula adjustment.

If you've had grey "lift back out" by week two in the past, that's almost always under-processing at the resistant areas. We adjust for it from your first visit.

You have three good options: full coverage to your original or chosen shade with root touch-ups every 4-6 weeks; a low-maintenance blended look that lets the silver show through softly; or fully embracing the silver with a custom toning gloss to keep it bright and yellow-free.

The silver-embracing route is the lowest maintenance long-term, but it does require a styling shift. Some hair textures and skin tones wear silver beautifully — your consultation will give you an honest read on which approach suits you.