A single process involves applying one color all over the head in a single step. It’s ideal for covering grays, darkening, or lightening hair by a few shades.

A single process whole head is the same as a regular single process, but it specifically refers to covering the entire head of hair evenly with one color, ensuring consistent coverage.

Double process color involves two steps: first, lightening the hair, and then applying a toner or color. It’s commonly used for dramatic color changes, like going from dark to platinum blonde.

Toner is used after coloring or bleaching to neutralize unwanted tones, such as yellow or brassy hues, and to achieve the desired shade or tone, like cool blonde or silver.

Half a head of highlights refers to applying highlights to only the top section of the hair, typically from ear to ear and crown to front, for a natural, sun-kissed look.

A full head of highlights involves applying highlights throughout the entire head, from the nape of the neck to the crown and around the face, creating a more comprehensive and uniform lightening effect.

 Wet balayage is a technique where balayage highlights are applied on damp hair, resulting in a softer, more diffused color transition. It’s great for a subtle, blended look.

Balayage is a freehand hair coloring technique where color is painted onto the hair to create a natural, sun-kissed effect with softer regrowth lines. It’s popular for its low-maintenance upkeep.

Half a head of balayage focuses on applying balayage to the upper section of the hair, creating a natural gradient that lightens the top layers while keeping the lower layers untouched.

Airtouch is a modern highlighting technique that uses air from a blow-dryer to push shorter hairs out of the section before coloring, resulting in a soft, seamless blend that mimics natural highlights.

 Color correction is a process used to fix undesirable hair color results, such as removing brassiness, correcting uneven tones, or transitioning from one color to another safely and effectively. It often requires multiple steps and careful application to achieve the desired outcome.