Haircut. Hair is hair regardless of the gender identity or pronouns of the person wearing it. We do not believe in charging more for a "women's cut". Short hair takes more precision, skill and time to cut, long hair takes more skill in understanding layering and texture and a longer length of time to blow out and style. We put the same level of care into and allocate the same amount of time to all haircuts.

We specialize in the French Haircutting Technique - developed in 1970's Paris by Bruno Pittini, an icon in the world of hairdressing.

The success of the French Haircutting Technique is in its logical simplicity. This technique allows the stylist to uncover the beauty in each client by using the hair to frame the face taking into account the shape of the head. French haircutting uses the hair to accentuate features rather than cover them up whether you are looking for an edgy, classic or trendy cut.

Deva Cut. Sixty-five percent of women have natural curls and waves but don't know how to take care of them. Women fight them, hide them, tie them back, and blow them out. The Deva Cut is a hair cutting technique created by Lorraine Massey, the author of Curly Girl. With this technique the hair is cut dry and each curl is cut individually and typically at an angle. By cutting the hair dry, in its natural state, we are able to cut the curls where they live naturally, and thus create a beautiful shape. This is the simple, but life changing concept behind the DevaCut. From slightly wavy to corkscrew curls, the cut will encourage, enhance, and control your curls allowing you to enjoy every luscious twirling lock of the curls you love so much.

The Deva Cut is best on fresh, dry curls: the morning of your appointment wash, detangle, and style your hair naturally (don't blow out or straighten). Do not pull your curls up in a ponytail, braid, bun, clips, or wear a hat. Your stylist needs to see your curls detangled, defined and calling naturally

Fantasy colors. Fantasy colors are any hair colors that are not found naturally—think indigo, mermaid blue, rose gold, scarlet red, teal...etc.

Goldwell Elumen + Play. We use Elumen and Elumen Play - permanent and semi permanent hair color and direct dye systems that create color intensity by sitting on the inner and outer levels of the cuticle. Elumen allows for unprecedented depth and intensity, strengthens the hair and creates incredible shine.

Special Effects. Special effects is when you want a panel or pop of color in a certain place. This section of hair will be pre- lightened and then toned to reach the desired color and effect.

Fantasy Highlights. Sections of hair will be pre-lightened and then toned to reach the desired color.

Bleach + Tone. Bleach is used to lift the color out of natural or colored hair. This may take several applications. Color is applied after the bleaching process to create beautiful all-over color from soft pastel tones to bold pure colors - this process is used to achieve the popular silver or crystal blonde color.

Foil Highlights. Foils are used to create traditional highlights throughout your hair. After each strand is coated in lightener, it’s wrapped in a sheet of foil. This process helps to separate each highlight for a more uniform look and can achieve a higher level of lightening. Foil highlights typically go from the root down to the end of each strand.

Balayage. Balayage, creates a more natural look. In French, the word balayage means “sweep.” As it relates to hair color, balayage is a hair color technique using a brush or tool to sweep lightener along the surface of the hair to create a soft, natural gradation of highlights.

Ombré is a more drastic, edgier version of balayage with a stark transition from dark to light hair, sometimes with a more marked transition line of demarcation. Sombré is a soft, sunkissed transition of dark to light with the ends only 1-2 levels lighter than the base color. Sombré is a seamless transition from roots to ends.

Foilayage. Foilayage, is a combination of foils and balayage. The process involves hand painting highlights throughout your hair before wrapping each in a sheet of foil. This combines the natural look of balayage with lighter blonde of foils. This technique is particularly good for lightening darker hair or for bright, dimensional highlights.

Natural Keratin Smoothing Treatment. NKST is a multi-award-winning keratin treatment that penetrates the cuticle to reduce frizz and curl, making the hair stronger, smoother and healthier.

Blocks humidity and eliminates frizz.
Instantly repairs damage.
Increases manageability.
Delivers luminous shine.
Dramatically reduces blow-dry time.
Enhances color vibrancy.

Service time. 3.5 hours
Results. Lasts up to 5 months

Express Blow Out. EBO is a revolutionary express keratin treatment that reduces frizz, curl and daily styling time. EBO helps seal in color and is perfect for quick defrizzing touch-ups, bangs or problem areas.

Eliminates frizz.
Unique1- hour treatment.
Delivers radiant shine
Cuts daily styling time and makes blow-dry time faster and easier.
Hair can be shampooed just 8 hours after treatment.

Service time. 1 hour
Results. Lasts up to 6 weeks

Single Process. Single process color is when a new color or toner is applied all over your head to create a new base color. We add high-definition direct dye additives that elevate hair color with unprecedented vibrancy and brilliance and create iridescent, holographic effects that move and change with the light.

Root Shadow. Root shadow, also called root shading, stretching or color melting, is a low maintenance hair technique in which a darker shade is applied directly to the roots giving a soft, seamless contrast. It’s a great way to refresh your look, giving your hair color depth and dimension.

Color Correction. Color correction is a service that corrects a previous color service which may have been done at home with a box color or in another salon where the end result wasn’t quite right. The two most common corrections are taking hair from really dark to lighter or from really light to darker. Some color corrections are easier than others, as some can be done in one appointment while others can take weeks to accomplish. A consultation is vital to understanding the overall cost and process.

Hair extensions. The primary reason for getting hair extensions is to increase the length and/or volume of your hair. They can also cover up a bad haircut or help the grow out transition. If you want to add color and dimension to your hair, a different hair color shade can be used for the extensions without having to color the natural hair.

Keratip Individual Extensions. This method gives you the creative freedom to style your hair the way you want because these single-strand extensions are extremely lightweight. You can have a flawless, seamless look for up to 12 weeks depending on how fast your hair grows and how you care for your extensions and hair

Hand-tied Weft Extensions. The Hand-Tied weft is flat, flexible, and lays close to the scalp giving a natural look. They are comfortable to wear but undetectable no matter how you wear your hair. These extensions can be worn four to six weeks before needing to be moved up and if maintained properly the weft can be reused 3- 4 times before needing to be replaced

Dimensional Highlights. The purpose of this technique is to achieve the smoothest transition of different shades. The natural color of human hair is quite heterogeneous and benefits from the addition of dimensional highlight. Therefore, the basis of 3D hair coloring is a combination of 2-3 shades of the same color, which smoothly pass into each other. As a result, hair seems much thicker and extremely shiny. The technique behind this effect is quite complicated, but when you see yourself in the mirror, you will realize that it is worth it.

Luxe Brunette. Luxe Brunette is luxurious, rich browns with an edge. It's dark, leather brunette tones with cooler, mushroom hues added to create dimensional highlights. Dark oak and warm butterscotch with added low lights to give the look a more youthful feel

Expensive Blonde. Expensive Blonde hair is soft and full of dimension. Generally it's a warmer shade, and a really soft contrast so there are fewer shadows in the hair, but it's not one set color. There's still dimension, still highs and lows but softer, subtler.