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Taking new clients: Sylvie and Wren

212 KETTLE STREET, ALDER BEND

Alder Bend, BC/Three chairs

See it against your hair first.

Two questions, the same two a colourist asks. Find the colour your hair is now, save it, then find the one you want. We will tell you what it really takes, including when the answer is no.

6.0Dark blonde

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The tone

The level

Darkest to lightest

A photograph lies and a swatch does not. We hold the real thing against your real hair, in real light, and tell you the price with a ceiling before anyone mixes anything.

Colour lies under the wrong light. So we check it at the window, every time.

A stylist holding a section of freshly coloured hair up to the front window in daylight

Salon light flatters. Daylight tells the truth.

Checked at the window.

Every colour in this room gets carried to the front glass and looked at in real daylight before anybody pays for it. That is the whole promise, and it is the reason the rest of this page can be so specific.

03/The scale we actually use

Every colourist works in levels. Nobody shows you the ladder.

One is black, ten is the lightest blonde, and the distance between where your hair is now and where you want it is the honest reason a price moves. Not a package name. Not a photograph taken in somebody else’s salon. How far the ladder has to be climbed, and whether your hair can climb it in one sitting.

See what each step costs
  • 1Black
  • 2Darkest brown
  • 3Dark brown
  • 4Medium brown
  • 5Light brown
  • 6Dark blonde
  • 7Medium blonde
  • 8Light blonde
  • 9Very light blonde
  • 10Lightest blonde

Come and see it at the window.

Two of the three chairs are taking new clients this month, and the consultation is free whether or not you book anything after it.