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Elena was wonderful! She highlighted and trimmed my hair exactly as I described, and the r...more
I got my hair done here for the first time I wanted some darker highlights for my dark hai...more
Kind and careful and great highlights. They matched the color in my photo perfectly.
Amazing work by Sahar!! Absolutely loved the balayage. She works based on your personal ne...more
Cindy was amazing. she is very talented and thorough and makes sure she gives you a qualit...more
Came here with my friend since she recommended it. Great location and I loved the cozy fee...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Overlay.
An Overlay refreshes tone and boosts shine by depositing a lightweight gloss that refines color, neutralizes brassy tones, and seals the cuticle. It enhances smoothness and luster without lifting existing color, delivering immediately glossy, refreshed, and beautifully toned hair.
Results usually last four to six weeks depending on hair porosity, color type, and at-home care. Use sulfate-free shampoo, cool water rinses, and minimize heat styling to extend gloss longevity between salon visits.
Yes. Overlay is gentle and designed to enhance and protect existing color while improving shine. It doesn't lift color and can help mask brassy tones on damaged hair, though your stylist may recommend treatments for deeper repair first.
For new clients Overlay is treated as a gloss service starting from $45. Final price varies by hair length and density; your stylist will confirm cost during consultation before beginning service.
Yes — Overlay is commonly added to color, cut, or styling services to enhance shine and tone. Tell your stylist when booking or at check-in so we can allocate time and provide accurate pricing.
No — Overlay is a semi-transparent gloss that enhances tone and shine without lifting your underlying color. It subtly adjusts reflectivity and neutralizes unwanted hues, but won’t perform permanent color changes like a dye or lightener.