Babylights are very fine, subtle highlights that are meant to look like the natural hair color of small children (think: virgin hair in the summer), where color is brighter at the crown and the front of the hair.

Balayage is a freehand technique where the color is painted by hand onto the surface of the hair rather than using the traditional foiling / highlighting techniques. This technique is best used on natural hair levels 7 and up.

Highlights are the traditional foiling technique used when one wants dimension and brightness coming from the root of the hair. 

Ombré is the gradual blending of one color hue to another, usually moving tints and shades from light to dark.

Foilyage is another variation of the balayage technique. It is a technique where the color is painted on the hair, just like balayage, but then each painted section is wrapped in foil. When the handpainted sections are encased in foil, the lightener saturates all of the hair, not just one side or just the surface.

Teasy-lights are an in between for balayage and traditional foil highlights. Great for a rooty, lived in yet dimensional color.

All Over Color is also commonly called “single-process hair color,” all-over color is a one-step process that involves coating the hair with a single shade.

Root Retouch Instead of coloring the entirety of your hair every time you need a your regrowth touched up, retouches simply color the root.

Creative Color is what we call any fashion color (blue, pink, violet, etc) application.

Glaze/Gloss/Toner are all words essentially describing the same product and technique we use to either enhance, neutralize, or add vibrancy to the tone of your hair. Typically done in conjunction to a blonding service and to refresh your color.