Colour · The hero service
Colour that looks expensive, and lasts.
Bespoke colour from Sutherland & Barnett: balayage, full colour, root tint, gloss and toning, finished by hand. Rich, true-to-tone, and built to stay glossy long after you leave the chair.
What to expect
Your colourist starts with a consultation about your hair history, your lifestyle and the exact tone you're after. Then the colour itself, a gloss or toner to perfect it, and a finished blow-dry.
Before you go, you'll get your home-care prescription to keep it fresh.
Keep your colour
Colour fades.
Yours doesn't have to.
Brassiness, dullness and fade are what happen between appointments, not in them. Your colourist will match you to our Colour Protect range to lock in tone and shine, so your colour still looks fresh at week five.
Your stylist will match you to the home-care range that keeps this result looking salon-fresh between visits.
Good to know
Colour questions, answered.
How often should I come in?
For most colour, every five to six weeks keeps tone and regrowth in check. Gloss and toner refreshes sit nicely in between, and your colourist will map the right rhythm for your hair at your consultation.
Will it damage my hair?
Done properly, colour shouldn't leave your hair damaged. We use bond-protecting products through the service and finish with a treatment where it's needed, then send you home with the care to keep condition strong.
How do I keep it from going brassy?
Brassiness comes from fade and the wrong products at home. Your colourist will prescribe a toning and colour-protect routine, and a quick gloss or toner refresh in the salon keeps your tone true between full appointments.
Do I need a consultation first?
Every colour service starts with a consultation, and for colour correction it's essential. It lets your colourist assess your hair's history and condition, agree the result you want, and give you an honest plan and price.
