Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Gloss.

Typically a Gloss lasts four to six weeks, depending on your hair porosity, the products you use, and how often you wash. Regular use of sulfate-free shampoos and cool water extends the gloss and preserves tone between salon visits.

No. Gloss is a non-lightening toner designed to deposit color and neutralize unwanted tones without lifting the natural level. For lightening or a significant shade change, a full-color or lightening service is required.

Yes. Our stylists choose gentle formulas and customize processing time for chemically treated or fragile hair. Glosses often improve shine and softness, but we always assess condition and may recommend conditioning or restorative treatments first.

Arrive with clean, dry hair free of heavy styling products whenever possible. If you have recently used color-depositing shampoos or at-home toners, mention it at booking so we can choose the best formula for accurate results.

Absolutely. Glosses are commonly used after highlights or balayage to blend tones, reduce brassiness, and add shine. Your stylist will tailor the gloss shade and processing time to complement the fresh lightening and achieve a seamless finish.

Pricing varies by hair length and density; a short hair gloss is typically less than long or very dense hair. We provide an accurate estimate during consultation or booking, so contact Salon Millennium for current pricing and personalized recommendations.