When your hair color feels wrong, the temptation is to change it immediately. But another layer of color is not automatically the right answer. Uneven bands, unwanted warmth, overly dark ends and a result that no longer suits you can require different plans.
Color correction begins with understanding what is already in the hair. Natural regrowth may behave differently from previously colored lengths, while lightened ends can need a different approach again. The desired result matters, but so does the condition of the starting point.
Before arranging a correction at Lionel Renard Salon, share your recent color history, clear current photographs and a few images of your goal. Mention home color and previous chemical services, even if they happened months ago. A strand test may be useful to assess how the hair responds; its purpose is to inform the plan, not promise an exact result across the whole head.
The consultation should address what is realistic in one visit, whether a gradual change would be more appropriate, and how timing and pricing will be established. Sometimes the best immediate result is a more balanced version of your current shade rather than the final transformation you imagined.
You deserve an explanation you can follow. Correction is easier to approach when the next step is chosen with care rather than urgency.
Contact Lionel to discuss your color before selecting a standard color appointment online.