Hair color & gray coverage in Rishon LeZion
All-over color, roots and gray: a deep, even color from roots to ends, or soft gray blending so the gray grows out less noticeably.
All-over color means all of your hair is colored in one chosen shade. It brings depth back to faded or dull color, takes out a reddish cast through the lengths and evens out the color from roots to ends. Take dark chocolate: from a faded color with a reddish cast to a rich natural shade.
With gray, there are several options. It can be covered completely — then the roots need touching up about once a month, and I say so right away. It can be hidden with highlights or AirTouch: light strands blend in with the gray, and I match the amount of blonde to how much gray you have. Or there’s gray blending — a light coverage that doesn’t hide the gray completely, so it grows out more gradually.
If your hair has been colored with box dye, it doesn’t lighten as well, and the light strands won’t come out as clean as the gray right away. I’ll tell you that upfront and suggest what we can work toward gradually.
My work
Photos are only cropped; the hair color is not retouched.
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before after Dark chocolate and a cut
From faded and reddish to an even dark chocolate, finished with a fresh cut.
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before 
after Back to natural
Double toning made the lengths look fuller and evened out the tone so the grow-out won’t show, plus a haircut from a reference photo.
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How it works
Photos and what you’d like
Send photos of your hair in daylight — be sure to include the roots — and a photo of a shade you like. Tell me roughly how much gray you have and what you’ve colored your hair with before.
Choosing the shade
I choose a shade to suit your natural color and your looks, so the roots grow out without a visible line. If there’s a lot of gray, I’ll suggest options: full coverage, a technique or gray blending.
Coloring
I color the roots and the lengths, with a care treatment for your hair along the way. The color comes out even from roots to ends.
Blow-dry and a plan
At the end, a blow-dry. I’ll tell you when to come back to refresh the roots and help you choose home care so the color lasts.
What affects the time and price
- The length and thickness of your hair.
- How much gray there is and where: at the roots, around the face, all over.
- Your current color: old dye through the lengths sometimes has to be evened out first.
- What we choose: full coverage, gray blending or a technique.
- The price already includes the dye, in-salon care during coloring and a blow-dry.
Aftercare and touch-ups
With full gray coverage, the roots need touching up about once a month. With gray blending or a technique, less often: the regrowth line is softer.
Rich shades fade over time — they can be refreshed with toning.
At home: a shampoo for color-treated hair that protects the color, and a mask once a week. I’ll help you choose them for your hair.
Questions
Do you cover gray completely?
Yes. And I’ll say it upfront: with gray hair, the roots need refreshing about once a month.
What is gray blending?
It’s a light coverage that doesn’t hide the gray completely: the gray hairs become softer in color and less contrasting. So the gray grows out more gradually, and the color can be refreshed less often than with full coverage.
Can gray be hidden with highlights or AirTouch?
Yes. Light strands blend in with the gray, so the roots are less noticeable as they grow. I match the amount of blonde to how much gray you have. On a dark base with only a little gray, the line will be more visible as it grows out — I’ll tell you that upfront.
Can I go back to my natural color?
Often, yes, with toning in a single appointment. You need a little regrowth at the roots: I use it to choose the shade so the grow-out goes unnoticed.
How much does coloring cost?
For all-over color and roots, I’ll give you the price right away — it depends on the length and thickness of your hair. The price already includes the dye, in-salon care during coloring and a blow-dry.
Send a photo — I’ll tell you what will suit you
I’ll look at your hair and the color you like, tell you honestly what will work for you and give you an idea of the price.
110 Herzl St, Rishon LeZion
Lower ground floor, entrance from Herzl Street. Sun–Fri, 10:00–19:00 · Closed Saturday.
- My own studio, by appointment
- Free parking