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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about All Over Color.
Most appointments take 60 to 90 minutes, depending on hair length, thickness, and whether any pre-color treatments are needed. Allow extra time for consultations or heavy regrowth. We’ll provide a precise estimate when you book.
Yes — when properly formulated, a single-process All Over Color provides excellent gray coverage. Our stylists choose the right developer level and pigment to saturate resistant hairs while maintaining natural-looking results and hair health.
Typically every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on growth rate and root contrast preference. Darker shades or low contrast grow out more gracefully, extending touch-up intervals, while lighter or high-contrast colors often require more frequent maintenance.
Absolutely. All Over Color can shift your shade warmer, cooler, or deeper than your natural hair. During consultation we’ll select pigments and techniques to achieve the desired tone while preserving hair health and creating a seamless, even finish.
We recommend a strand or allergy test when trying a new formula, high-lift color, or if you have sensitive skin. Tests ensure desired results and safety; your stylist will advise whether a test is necessary for your service.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos and lukewarm water, limit washing to preserve pigment, and apply a UV-protectant and deep-conditioning treatment weekly. Schedule regular glosses or toners to refresh shade and book touch-ups as recommended by your stylist.