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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Evolve.
Appointment length varies by complexity but typically ranges from three to five hours. Evolve includes foil work, advanced techniques, haircut and contingency time to ensure precise color placement and desired outcome. Your stylist will confirm timing during consultation.
Yes. Evolve is designed as a full-service transformation that includes a precision haircut and professional styling. This integrated approach ensures the cut complements the new color and delivers a finished look ready for photos or immediate wear.
We recommend a consultation to discuss goals, assess hair condition, and plan techniques like foils or balayage. Consultations allow your stylist to estimate timing, pricing and needed treatments for optimal results; they can be virtual or in-salon based on your preference.
Arrive with clean, dry hair free of heavy styling products. Bring inspiration photos and note recent color history. Avoid washing the day-of if advised by your stylist. Clear communication about expectations helps maximize efficiency and achieve the desired transformation.
Touch-up frequency depends on technique and natural hair growth. Face-framing foils may need refreshing every six to eight weeks, while lived-in blends can last three months or longer. Your stylist will recommend a maintenance schedule tailored to your color and lifestyle.
Evolve works on most hair types — fine, medium and thick — and can be adapted for textured or curly hair. Success depends on hair health and desired result; colorists will recommend conditioning or corrective treatments when necessary.