Couture Colour

Couture Colour Menu Women’s Colouring

Corrective Colour – P.O.A

This is a technical procedure incorporating an in-depth 30min consultation. The service involves applying a filler to the hair in order to restore a base colour, upon which a selected fashion colour is applied.

Permanent Colour – P.O.A

A permanent colour specially selected and mixed to suit your own personal style. This type of colour has the ability to provide 100% coverage on grey hair and can lighten your natural hair colour by 2-3 shades.

Balayage Ombre

This really is bespoke colour. Your colourist paints colour free hand where it will flatter you, highlighting your best features and making the most of your hair cut. It is a highly skilled technique allowing your colourist to tailor the result perfectly to you.

Hollywood Highlights

¼ Head Foils

Weaved or spliced – just a few foils to create some interest. A great way of introducing colour. 1-2 colours

½ Head Foils

Achieved using a weaving technique and alternating 1-3 colours through the hair to create a subtle or dramatic contrast of colours, whilst also incorporating your natural colour.

¾ Head Foils

Achieved using a weaving technique and alternating 1-4 colours through the hair to create a subtle or dramatic contrast of colours, whilst also incorporating your natural colour.

Full Head Foils

A full head of foils achieved using a weaving technique and alternating 1-6 colours through the hair to create a subtle or dramatic contrast of colours, whilst also incorporating your natural colour.

Colour Cleansing – P.O.A

This service is used when lightening a darker base. The hair will undergo a gentle deep cleansing in order to remove the unwanted shade, so that a new, lighter shade may be applied. The pre-selected fashion shade is then applied to the hair and is allowed to process as required.

Toner – P.O.A

Applied to pre-lightened hair to either soften unwanted brassy tones or enhance reflect in colours.

PM Shine Gloss Colour – P.O.A

A conditioning semi or demi-permanent colour which gradually fades out of the hair. This colouring can only be used to deepen or add reflect to hair. It does not have the ability to lighten.

Colour Balancing – P.O.A

A gentle cleanse used to remove the build-up of old colour when staying on the same level but changing the reflect.

Couture Colour Menu Men’s Colouring

Permanent Colour – P.O.A

Semi Colour Gloss

A conditioning semi or demi-permanent colour which gradually fades out of the hair. This colouring can only be used to deepen or add reflect to hair. It does not have the ability to lighten.

MeshWorks/Blondes

A few or full head of foils achieved using a weaving technique and alternating 1-2 colours through the hair to create a subtle or dramatic contrast of colours, whilst also incorporating your natural colour.

Bleach

The purest blonde is created using an on-scalp bleach. This procedure may take some time depending on the level of lift required. To complete the desired effect, a toner may be necessary.

Ink Infusion

The ultimate fun and professional semi permanent colour solution. Made of a gentle formula that creates incredibly vivid and non-damaging hair colour.

Couture Colour Bar Menu

Butterfly
Quadrant
Cone
Splices
long mullet with a twist
soccer mullet
hat back
braids
scales
harlequins
tigerlites
qiicklites
halolites
fauxlites
the pivot
the stamp
cube
vertical straps
dangle straps
horizontal straps
block colour

Question & Answers

How often do people get their roots done?

every 4 to 6 weeks

Most people do retouch roots every 4 to 6 weeks, and it’s a good rule of thumb to make sure you don’t go more than 8 weeks between sessions. This is because you want to make sure that your roots don’t get any longer than an inch, and according to All Things Hair, hair grows about half an inch every month

Why does my grey hair come back so fast after dying it?

The color of your natural hair is determined by the hair follicle beneath the skin and things that are going on inside of your body and/or genetics. It may appear that your hair is going gray faster due to contrast between the artificial pigment and the natural pigment or lack of natural pigment.

How often should I get grey roots dyed?

If your hair grows at the average rate or more, you’ll probably find your natural colored roots are about an inch or so in length every 6-8 weeks. This means you’ll want to address your roots every 4 weeks before doing a full color every 6-8 weeks

How often should you get foil redone?

Foil highlights should be done every 6-8 weeks depending on how much contrast there is between your highlights and your natural color. Foils are generally placed close to the scalp so you’ll need to come regularly to keep it looking fresh. How you wear your hair can also be a factor. Balayage can go 3 months.

What does regrowth mean in hairdressing?

Regrowth colour refreshes the roots of your full-head colour so you can always maintain a seamless shade. every 3-6weeks

How to make gray roots less noticeable?

Use a dedicated root touch-up spray, add in light highlights to help blend the grays with the rest of your hair, or embrace a dark, smoky silver shade that encompasses the best of both worlds. Ultimately, gray coverage isn’t one-size-fits-all—it’s all about finding the solution that works for you.

Our Couture Colours Does exactly what it says… it’s Couture Colour at its best. Think of the beautiful colour seen on the Hollywood A-list – this is their secret!

Give us a call & book your appointment with us 03 9853 1005.

Please Note: Our pricing structure reflects the educational level of our hairdressers which is determined by extensive training, testing and practical experience. All colour work includes blowdry. All colour services come with a colour porous equalizer prior to colour service to even out colour balance