How Much Does Hair Color Cost? (What Goes Into the Price)
From smallest to biggest appointments
- Toner / gloss
- Root retouch
- Mini foil
- All-over color
- Partial highlight
- Full highlight / balayage
- Lowlight + highlight
- Color correction (consultation first)
Ways to keep color costs down over time
- Choose lived-in balayage for fewer appointments
- Alternate a full highlight with a mini foil or toner
- Protect toner from sun, chlorine and hard water so it lasts
- Avoid box dye, which often leads to color correction
Common questions
Why does long or thick hair cost more?
It uses more product and takes more time to apply and process.
Is toner included with highlights?
Ask when you book — your stylist will tell you what's included in your service.
Keep reading
- Balayage vs. HighlightsThe difference between balayage and foil highlights — technique, look, grow-out and upkeep
- Root Retouch & All-Over Color GuideWhat a root retouch is, how it differs from all-over (single-process) color, how often to
- What Is a Toner or Gloss?What hair toner and gloss do, why blondes need toner, how long it lasts, and how often to
- Color CorrectionWhat hair color correction is (fixing banding, brassiness, box dye or uneven color), why i
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