Hair-Half Head of Foils,Toner & Blow-dry

Service Description

A half head of foils, toner, and blowdry is a popular salon treatment that combines coloring techniques with hair care and styling. Here's a breakdown of each component: Half Head of Foils Foils: Foils are used to separate sections of hair to apply color or lightener. A half head of foils typically involves applying foils to the top, crown, and sides of the head. This technique adds dimension and highlights to the hair, creating a more natural and blended look. Process: Sectioning: The stylist sections the hair and applies the chosen color or lightener to the selected sections. Wrapping: Each section is wrapped in foil to keep the color separate from the rest of the hair. Processing: The color is left to develop for a specific amount of time. Toner: Toner is a color treatment used to neutralize unwanted tones (e.g., brassiness) and enhance the desired shade. It is typically applied after the lightening process to achieve the perfect hue. Process: Application: The toner is applied to the hair and left to process for a few minutes. Rinsing: The toner is rinsed out, revealing the final color. Blowdry: A blowdry involves drying and styling the hair using a hairdryer and brushes. The stylist shapes and smooths the hair to achieve the desired look. Process: Towel Dry: Excess water is removed from the hair with a towel. Product Application: Styling products like heat protectants and serums are applied. Blowdrying: The hair is dried and styled using a hairdryer and brushes. Finishing Touches: Additional products, such as hairspray or shine spray, are applied to set the style. Benefits Enhanced Dimension: The half head of foils adds depth and dimension to the hair. Customized Color: Toner helps achieve the perfect shade by neutralizing unwanted tones. Polished Finish: The blowdry leaves the hair smooth, shiny, and styled to perfection. This treatment is a great way to refresh your hair color and achieve a polished, salon-quality finish. If you have any specific questions or need more details, feel free to ask!