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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Full Highlight with Blowout.
A Full Highlight with Blowout typically takes 2.5 to 4 hours depending on hair length, density, desired lightening level, and whether lowlights or toning are required. Your stylist will provide a time estimate during consultation to plan accordingly.
When performed by our professionals, foil highlights are minimized in damage through bond-protecting treatments, tailored processing, and professional products. We assess hair condition and recommend treatments to strengthen and preserve hair health throughout the service and afterward.
Touch-up frequency depends on growth, color contrast, and desired look. Typically every 6-12 weeks for root and tone maintenance; balayage-style lowlights may allow longer intervals. Your stylist will suggest a personalized schedule during your appointment.
Absolutely. Full Highlight with Blowout can include strategically placed lowlights instead of, or combined with, highlights. Your stylist will discuss color goals and choose techniques to achieve the depth, contrast, or subtlety you want.
Use sulfate-free color-safe shampoo, conditioner, and weekly bond-building treatments to prolong vibrancy. Heat protectant before styling and a purple or toning product if you have blonde highlights will help control brassiness.
If you have a history of allergies or sensitive skin, a patch test is recommended at least 48 hours prior. For first-time clients or color changes, your stylist may suggest testing to ensure safety and avoid adverse reactions.