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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Double process re-touch.
We recommend re-touching every 4–8 weeks depending on your natural regrowth, desired brightness, and hair condition. We'll assess tone and recommend purple shampoo or a toner to maintain color between salon visits.
When performed on maintained, healthy hair, a re-touch is far gentler than a full redo. We use protective additives, bond-repair treatments, and precise application to limit processing and preserve strength.
Yes — our colorists match previous blonde tones using a detailed consultation, photos, and precise toner mixes. Very faded or uneven color may require a fuller refresh, but most root-and-tone services restore consistency.
Appointments typically run 90–150 minutes depending on hair length, density, processing time, and whether added treatments or toners are applied. Your stylist will give a more precise estimate during booking.
Use sulfate-free shampoo, incorporate a purple or toning shampoo as instructed, limit hot styling, and apply deep-conditioning treatments weekly. Protect hair with heat protectant and schedule regular trims to maintain tone and prevent breakage.
A patch test is recommended if you're a new client, have sensitive skin, or are changing formulas. It helps identify allergies or sensitivities; if you've regularly used the same service, your stylist may advise skipping it.