Hair coloring in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn
Single-process color, root touch-ups, gloss — the quiet backbone of color work. Done well, nobody asks if you color your hair; they ask if you slept well
I match depth and tone to your skin and your regrowth rhythm, so the color earns compliments without demanding explanations
How I work
Shade, chosen honestly
We pick a color you can live with — one that flatters in daylight and doesn't collapse the moment your roots return. I'll tell you if the shade you brought in will fight your regrowth every three weeks
Application
Roots first or all-over, depending on what your hair needs that day — I don't re-dye lengths that only need gloss, because respect for the hair is also respect for your time
Gloss and seal
Gloss is the finishing coat: it evens tone, adds shine, and softens the line between old and new. Sometimes gloss alone is the whole appointment — and I'll say so when it is
Recent results
Real clients from this chair — photographed on the day, in the salon's own light
- All-over color
- $80–150
- Root touch-up
- $60–70
- Toner / gloss
- $50–70
Where you land in the range depends on length, density, and your hair's history — I confirm your exact number at consultation, before we start
Questions I hear about color
How often will my roots need attention?
That depends on your regrowth speed and how far your natural shade sits from the color — a close match forgives for weeks, high contrast shows sooner. When we pick the shade, I'll tell you the rhythm it commits you to, and if that rhythm doesn't fit your life, we pick differently
What is a gloss, exactly?
A low-commitment tone layer: it refreshes shade, adds shine, and fades out softly instead of growing out with a line. It's what keeps color looking new between full appointments
Can we change my color gradually?
Yes — and for most working adults that's the right way. Shifting depth or tone over two, three visits lets you adjust while your hair stays healthy and your mirror stays recognizable