Professional Hair Colour Correction

I don't just put a new colour over an old mess. When you come to me with damage from a 'dabbe wala color' (box dye), I first assess your current hair health and texture. Fixing uneven, brassy tones or patchy highlights requires a careful, layer-by-layer approach—not just a single flat coat—to ensure the final shade is rich, even, and actually enhances your specific complexion.

Why Standard Colouring Won't Fix the Damage

Many clients come to me after a home dye attempt goes wrong, or after using a product that resulted in patchy, dull, or brassy hair. Simply applying more colour on top usually makes the problem worse. My process starts with a detailed consultation where I examine your hair history and current porosity.

My Correction Process

• Deep Assessment: I look at how the previous product has settled into your hair. Is it over-processed? Are there harsh, uneven bands of colour?
• Neutralising Tones: I use professional L'Oréal and Schwarzkopf formulations to neutralise unwanted warmth or green tints, ensuring a clean canvas.
• Gentle Application: I prioritise your hair's integrity. If possible, I use my 'no-bleach' technique to lift or adjust the shade, avoiding unnecessary stress on already compromised strands.
• Bond Protection: For most correction sessions, I include bond-protecting additives to reinforce the internal structure of your hair while we change the colour.

Why I Say No to Box Dyes

I repeat this because it matters: please stop using box dyes. They contain metallic salts and harsh developers that penetrate deeply and create 'hot roots' or uneven ends, which are incredibly difficult for any stylist to fix later. If you want a change, let's do it with professional products that protect your hair, not destroy it.

Whether you are dealing with faded Holi colours, a botched global dye, or just a brassy balayage that has lost its shine, we can work together to get your hair back to a healthy, vibrant state.