What the add-on does
This add-on is applied alongside a primary color service to target tone issues that develop after a service or environmental exposure. It focuses on adjusting unwanted brass, balancing uneven tones, and refreshing vibrancy so the finished color reads as intended. Clients have praised our color expertise and the vivid, event-ready results they walk out with after correction work.
How well the add-on works depends on your hair’s color history, porosity, and previous chemical work. In some cases a single add-on session is sufficient; in others, more time or staged appointments with your stylist may be recommended. Price: $50 and Duration: 60 MINUTES reflect the typical single-session add-on allocation for a correction consultation and adjustments.
When to schedule it
Book this add-on when you notice tone shifts after highlights, swimming, sun exposure, or an at-home color that didn’t turn out as planned. Local seasonality matters: January is popular for makeovers, while September and October see many clients correcting summer sun or chlorine damage. If you have a special event near Germantown or Nissan Stadium, plan ahead so correction and styling fit your schedule.
Because this is an add-on, it’s intended to be paired with a primary color service rather than as a standalone booking. Adding it will extend the overall appointment scope and may affect how your stylist sequences lifting, toning, or glossing steps during the service. Check appointment availability for after-work or weekend times that suit commuters from downtown and nearby neighborhoods.
What happens during appointment
Your appointment begins with a focused consultation where the stylist reviews your hair history, current color, and the specific problem areas you want corrected. The team will assess factors like previous color layers and hair condition, then perform the corrective steps appropriate to your goals—this might include targeted toning, blending root lines, or depositing color to restore vibrancy.
After corrective work, the stylist will outline realistic expectations for longevity and maintenance given Nashville’s humid subtropical climate and seasonal exposures. You’ll leave with recommendations for follow-up timing and basic at-home care to preserve the corrected tone. Clients often note increased confidence in color outcomes after having a dedicated correction assessment and touch-up at the chair.
