Highlights & lowlights
Customized brightness and depth for dimensional color, from face-framing pieces to fuller foil placement.
Custom color should complement your skin tone, texture, lifestyle and maintenance comfort—not force you into a one-size-fits-all formula.
Choosing the right color starts with your current shade, previous color history and how much upkeep you want. A consultation can help you compare dimensional color, highlights, gray coverage and glossing before deciding on a plan.
Explore personalized hair color options, from dimensional shades to gray blending, with a consultation tailored to your goals and maintenance preferences. Guests looking for hair color at a Ken Caryl hair salon can also explore the studio’s local page for location details, services and FAQs.
Customized brightness and depth for dimensional color, from face-framing pieces to fuller foil placement.
Fuller coverage or softer blending strategies based on how you want your color to grow out.
Planning for unwanted tones, uneven color, banding, overly dark results or previous color challenges.
Strategic brightness and depth with placement designed around your haircut, base color and maintenance goals.
Creative shades, glossing and tonal adjustments selected for your starting canvas and desired finish.
12532 W. Ken Caryl Ave, Suite 9, Littleton, CO 80127.
720-515-3507
That depends on your starting shade, color history and desired upkeep. Highlights and lowlights add dimension, while gray blending can soften regrowth. A consultation helps narrow the options.
Use the contact page to tell the studio what you are looking for. Contact the studio to discuss your hair goals and appointment options.
Start with your desired result, current color, color history and preferred maintenance schedule. A consultation helps determine whether highlights, balayage, root color, glossing or another approach fits the goal.
Timing depends on the technique, contrast and how quickly your hair grows. Softer dimensional color can often grow out more gradually than high-contrast root-to-end color.