Color placed around the front sections of your hair changes more than you'd expect. Those pieces frame your face all day, so when the light catches them the right way, your whole look feels pulled together.
Your stylist starts by looking at your base color and skin tone, then decides where and how to place the color to suit your features. You can go lighter for an airy, sun-kissed feel, add warmth, or bring in a little depth. It's a focused technique, not a full application, so the process is shorter and the grow-out tends to be gentle.
Keeping color looking fresh here takes real effort. The sun is intense and the humidity doesn't quit. A face frame is a smart way to stay ahead of that, giving your look a lift without a heavy maintenance commitment between appointments.
Before your appointment
- Come in with your hair in its natural state, washed within the last day or two, and free of heavy styling products
- Bring a photo or two of colors and placement you like, even a rough idea helps your artist get the framing just right
- Let your stylist know about any color already on your hair, including old highlights or previous lightening
Keeping the result
- Use a color-safe shampoo and conditioner to help the color stay true longer
- Sun exposure fades lighter pieces quickly, so a UV-protective hair product or style coverage on bright days goes a long way
- Wait at least 48 hours before your first wash to let the color fully settle
Ready to book?
Now that you know the shape of the appointment, the easiest next step is to put a date on the calendar. We confirm the final plan at consultation.
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