The choice of single colors and highlights is extensive. The range of artistry from extremely conservative to very artistic is unlimited. A single process can be lovely in its solidarity or greatly enhanced by a highlight or lowlight. I have broken down the different colors and their qualities.

Blonde: The color of hair that looks blessed by the sun. It can be as light as Platinum White or as warm as honey. A single process makes hair a unique color and requires consistent maintenance. Highlights are a more natural and subtle look. They can be sprinkled through for a sparkling effect or done chunky for a more dramatic dimensional effect. They are great for enhancing a particular haircut. Depending on the thickness and the placement of the highlights, maintenance can vary from often to whenever you desire them again. I also offer a base lightener with Highlights. It takes only five minutes and lifts the natural color just a bit to enhance the overall lightness. This is an option for those who like to be light with less maintenance because you can come in between highlights for a base lightener and gloss.

Brunette: Brown is the most versatile of colors. You can have a light, medium, or dark brown base and spice it up with a golden or reddish gloss. Which ever you choose, when the gloss washes out you can then try a different one. Highlights and Lowlight can also add another whole dimension to your color. The variations are infinite so whatever your moods indulge yourself. Maintenance of this color is usually less often.

Red: The color of extreme vibrancy. A bright Copper to a deep Auburn, these reds greatly compliments a vivacious feisty personality. Red is a color that requires consistent monthly maintenance. If you are trying it for the first time, you may have to alter your wardrobe and make-up a bit.

Grey: To many this color is our enemy. Some have a few strands and others have almost completely lost all of their natural pigment. No matter how little or much, not too many people want to see it. What many don't realize is that with a single process, grays can add different shades. This gives color a more natural look and some stubborn grays can give the illusion of highlights. For some who don't want to deal with roots all the time, a blending of Highlights and Lowlights can add life and sparkle to dull graying hair.

Color line products: I use two elite color lines for my color processes. They are Framesi and Goldwell. I chose them because they are very low in Amonia and give great shine and vibrancy to the hair. I am able to match very closely to a natural pigment which is great for corrective color. The color also lasts and keeps the hair in beautiful condition.