Find the colourist.
Then find the direction.
Explore colour services by location and prepare a more useful conversation about your starting point, inspiration and maintenance.
Free client access. Services booked and charged separately.
Name the kind of change you are considering.
A subtle gloss, dimensional colour and a major correction are different conversations. IN CHAIR’s directory includes colour service categories so you can begin with a more relevant search. Read the profile and confirm that the stylist offers the service you need.
Bring the history as well as the inspiration.
Tell the colourist about previous salon and home colour and other relevant treatments. Explain what you like about the reference and what you would like to avoid. An honest starting point helps the professional decide what needs assessment before recommending a service.
Ask about the first appointment and the upkeep.
Discuss your budget, return schedule and care routine. A significant change may need a staged plan, and an image cannot establish what your hair can achieve. Confirm pricing and availability directly with the stylist before booking.
Your colourist shortlist
Bring these points to your next conversation.
- 01Relevant examples of their colour work
- 02The service category that matches your goal
- 03A consultation process for significant changes
- 04A clear discussion of maintenance and cost
The right fit starts
with a conversation.
Search by service and location. Read the available profiles, then confirm the details with the stylist. The directory is growing and coverage varies.
Explore the directoryA little clarity.
Which colour categories can I search?
The directory includes Dimensional color, Blonding & highlights, Balayage, Glosses & toners and Corrective color.
Can a colourist promise the result from a photo?
A reference helps explain the goal. The stylist must assess your starting point and history before recommending a direction.
Are colour appointments free?
No. Client access to IN CHAIR is free; the stylist charges separately for their services.
For the way you see hair.