Hair color, highlights & balayage in Alpharetta
Full color, highlights, balayage, root touch-ups and gray coverage. Your stylist looks at your hair and agrees the color with you before any of it goes on, and quotes the price then.
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- Agreed firstColor and price, before we start
- Cut and colorAsk for both in one visit
- Open 7 daysSunday 10 to 5
Hair color & highlights
Priced for your hair
Length, thickness and how much you’re lightening set the price. Your stylist quotes it once they have seen your hair.
Which hair color service do you need?
Each lock shows where the color sits, root to ends. Pick one to see how it looks, how it grows out and how much upkeep it needs.
Full color
One shade, from the root to the ends.
- Looks like
- An even, all-over color: a richer version of your own shade, or a new one.
- Grows out
- New growth shows as a line at the root, sooner on dark or gray hair.
- Upkeep
- Higher: the roots need touching up to keep it even.
Highlights
Fine lightened strands, woven in foils from close to the root.
- Looks like
- Brighter and more even, with light running through the whole head.
- Grows out
- The lighter strands grow away from the root, so regrowth is noticeable.
- Upkeep
- Medium: refreshed at the root to keep the brightness.
Balayage
Painted on by hand, soft at the root and lighter toward the ends.
- Looks like
- Sun-lightened and lived-in, with your own color left at the root.
- Grows out
- Softly. There is no hard line, because the root was never lightened.
- Upkeep
- Lower: it can go longer between visits.
Root touch-up
Only the new growth, matched to the color you already have.
- Looks like
- Like your color the day it was done: no band at the parting.
- Grows out
- Resets the clock on full color or gray coverage without redoing the lengths.
- Upkeep
- This is the upkeep: the visit between full colors.
Gray coverage
Every gray strand, covered and blended into one color.
- Looks like
- Your color back, with no silver showing through at the temples or the part.
- Grows out
- Gray shows first at the root, so it pairs with root touch-ups.
- Upkeep
- Higher: gray regrowth is easy to see.
Highlights vs balayage
Both lighten your hair. The difference is where the light starts and how it grows out.
| Highlights | Balayage | |
|---|---|---|
| How it’s done | Fine strands woven into foils | Painted on by hand, no foils or few |
| Where the light starts | Close to the root | Lower down, softly |
| The result | Brighter and more uniform | Softer, sun-lightened ends |
| Growing out | A visible line at the root | No hard line |
| Upkeep | More regular root visits | Longer between visits |
How a color appointment goes
Color takes longer than a haircut, so plan for it. Book a time, or request a consultation first if you’re not sure what to ask for.
Talk it through
Show a photo of the color you want. Say if you have used box dye, henna or lightener before, because it changes what is possible.
Color goes on
All over, in foils or painted by hand, depending on the service you chose.
Process and rinse
The color sits until it has taken, then it is rinsed out at the basin.
Finish
If you asked for a cut or a blow-dry, it comes next. Then a look in the mirror.
Hair color from our chairs
Real photos from the shop, not stock.
Copper, evened out
Before on the right: dark roots and brassy ends. After on the left: one even copper, blow-dried straight.
Long, warm layers
Long layered hair with warm, lighter ends, fresh from the basin.
Platinum
A platinum blond textured cut, four angles.
Bring a photo
A photo is the quickest way to agree on a color.
Request a color consultation
Tell us what you want. The shop will call you to talk it through and find a time.
There is no set price for color here. Long, thick hair takes more color than short hair, and lightening takes more again, so your stylist quotes once they have seen your hair.
Want to talk now? Call (770) 417-8090, or Book now.
Covering gray for men?
Men’s color is done in the barber’s chair: a soft or deep blend, or full color, for $30. Add a cut in the same visit if you want one.
More from the salon side
- Women’s haircut & blowoutA cut, or a cut and blow-dry, with your color
- Keratin treatmentSmoother, less frizzy hair
- Brazilian BlowoutSmoothing that keeps movement
- Permanent straighteningStraight hair that stays straight
Color, in their words
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4.7 from 1,017 reviews
They gave me amazing highlights
KapilJuly 2026
The salon is clean, stylish, and relaxing, and the attention to detail is outstanding. Whether you’re getting a haircut, color, or styling, the results are consistently great.
HariAugust 2026
if for some reason you’re not happy with your trim or color, they will typically offer for you to come back tomorrow to fix it free of charge!
William ZhangJune 2023
Hair coloring near me: 3710 Old Milton Pkwy, open 7 days
Shop hours
- Monday10 AM – 7 PM
- Tuesday10 AM – 7 PM
- Wednesday10 AM – 7 PM
- Thursday10 AM – 7 PM
- Friday9:30 AM – 7 PM
- Saturday9:30 AM – 6 PM
- Sunday10 AM – 5 PM
Open every day, Sunday included
- Color takes a while, so book a time or request a consultation instead of walking in
- Bring a photo of the color you want, and tell us about any box dye
- 3710 Old Milton Pkwy Ste 104, Alpharetta, GA 30005, two minutes off GA‑400. Free parking outside Suite 104
- Credit cards, debit cards and contactless mobile payments
- Wheelchair accessible entrance, parking and restroom
Hair color questions
If yours isn’t here, call (770) 417-8090 and someone will answer.
What’s the difference between highlights and balayage?
Highlights are fine strands lightened in foils, starting close to the root. The result is brighter and more even. Balayage is painted on by hand. It starts lower and gets lighter toward the ends, so it looks sun-lightened and grows out without a hard line.
Is balayage more expensive than highlights?
The price depends on your hair more than on the technique. Length, thickness and how light you want to go all change it. Balayage can go longer between visits, which is worth weighing. Your stylist quotes both once they have seen your hair.
How much does hair color cost here?
We do not have a set price for color. Your stylist quotes it once they have seen your hair, before any color goes on. Ask when you request a consultation. Our set prices for other services are listed here.
How long does balayage last?
Balayage is painted on with the root left soft, so it grows out gradually with no hard line at the part. That is why it can go longer between visits than foil highlights. Ask your stylist how often your hair would need it.
Can I get a haircut and color in the same visit?
Yes. Say so when you book or request a consultation, so enough time is set aside.
Do you cover gray hair?
Yes. Choose all-over gray coverage, or a root touch-up to keep it covered as it grows. Men can get gray handled in the barber’s chair (men’s hair color, $30).
Can you fix box dye or uneven color?
Bring it to a consultation and choose “Fixing color I already have”. Tell your stylist what has been used and when, because box dye and henna change what is possible, and they will tell you what can be done.
How do I find a good colorist near me?
Look at real work, not stock photos. Read what customers say about color in particular. Ask how they would get from your hair now to the color you want. A good colorist explains the plan and the price before starting. Ours is the shop at 3710 Old Milton Pkwy.
Do I need an appointment for hair color?
Yes, it is best to. Walk-ins are welcome for cuts every day, but color takes longer, so Book now or request a consultation and the shop will call you.
Are you open on Sunday?
Yes, 10 AM to 5 PM every Sunday. Monday to Thursday we are open 10 to 7, Friday 9:30 to 7, and Saturday 9:30 to 6.
Tell us the color. We’ll plan it with you.
Hair color in Alpharetta, open 7 days. Request a consultation or call the shop.