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What Our Clients Say
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I have been going to Kim for years. She is truly one of a kind. I trust her fully with my ...more
Amazing color specialist! She helped me fix my hair color, and I couldn’t be happier with ...more
Booked with Kim last minute for a balayage and cut. She did a great job and the color turn...more
Kim was absolutely amazing! She did incredible on my balayage. 10/10 best stylist I’ve bee...more
i absolutely loved my hair, she did a great job!
I have been going to Kim since i was 10! She always does me right!!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Low Light & Cut.
Appointments typically take 90 to 150 minutes depending on hair length, thickness and desired low light density. Your stylist will provide a time estimate during consultation and may schedule additional time for complex color placement or precision cutting.
When performed by our expert colorists using bond-preserving techniques and quality color, low lights cause minimal damage. We assess hair health first, recommend treatments, and use gentle formulas and conditioning to maintain integrity, strength, and shine throughout the service and aftercare.
Touch-up frequency varies, typically every 8–12 weeks for color maintenance and 6–10 weeks for haircut trims. We tailor the schedule to your growth rate, contrast level and desired upkeep, ensuring a fresh look without unnecessary salon visits.
Yes. Low lights add subtle depth to dark hair by placing slightly darker tones or enhancing dimension with expertly blended shades. Consultation determines the best approach to keep results natural, flattering and low-maintenance for darker bases.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoo and conditioner, a weekly deep-conditioning mask, and a UV-protectant spray. Leave-in treatments and heat protectant before styling preserve color, reduce fading, and keep hair smooth between salon visits.
Yes—Low Light & Cut pairs well with glosses, toners, or highlights for added contrast or shine. Your stylist will plan sequencing and timing to protect hair health and achieve a cohesive result, possibly requiring separate appointments for complex multi-step services.