At a glance

Compare all-over color, root taps, partial highlights, full highlights and gloss before choosing your next appointment.

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Start with your current hair

A useful color consultation begins with what is already on your hair: natural color, previous permanent color, lightener, at-home products and the condition of the ends. Bring clear photos of your current hair in natural light and references for the result you like. The same inspiration can require a different plan on two clients because starting color, density and hair history are different.

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All-over color and root taps

All-over color changes or refreshes the shade from roots through the length. A root tap focuses on new growth and softens the transition into previously colored hair. The menu lists all-over color starting at $180 and a color root tap starting at $100. Final pricing may vary with length, density and the time and product required.

Partial highlights finished by Alexis
Real work and shop photography from Gentz Studios in Jackson Township.
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Partial vs. full highlights

Partial highlights place brightness in selected areas, often around the face and upper sections. Full highlights distribute lightness throughout more of the head for a broader change. At Gentz Studios, partial highlights start at $190 and full highlights start at $235; both include toner, blowout and styling according to the supplied service menu.

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Gloss, toner and maintenance

A gloss can refresh shine and adjust tone without replacing the plan for every color service. Toner helps refine warmth or coolness after lightening. Your maintenance schedule depends on contrast, natural growth, home care and the finish you prefer. Alexis can explain the recommended next step after assessing your hair in person.

Need a personal recommendation?

Your barber can adapt these general tips to your hair, beard and maintenance routine during a consultation.