Women Hair Color Services at Canvas Salon

We LOVE haircolor at Canvas Salon. Our team excels at personalized hair color consultations to determine exactly what color options are ideal for your individual look. Each colorist takes a holistic approach in considering where your hair is now and the steps to best achieve your hair goals.

We’ve all been in the intimidating salon situation. You walk in, slide into the swivel chair, and the colorist begins listing phrases and hair terms you’ve never heard of. It’s important to understand the process your hair is going through and the realities of hair color treatments.

The Guide to Hair Color Terms When Talking to Your Stylist:

COVERAGE

The ability for a hair color to cover greys.

DIMENSION

The range of tones in your hair. Hair locks one color are considered flat and dimension lacking. Dimension can be added using highlights or lowlights.

BASE COLOR

The all over color of hair before adding dimension with highlights and lowlights.

LIFT

A technique to achieve lightened hair without bleach by lightening the hair and depositing tone.

BABYLIGHTS

Delicate highlights to create a subtle and dimensional look that mimics children’s hair.

HIGHLIGHTS

Isolating selected strands of hair and making them lighter than the base color. Highlights add dimension to hair and are created with hair tools like brushes, combs, foils and a hair cap.

LOWLIGHTS

Dimension and depth are created using color darker than the base hair color

BALAYAGE

A hair dye painting technique to create a natural and soft lightened look

OMBRÉ

The gradual shift of tone from dark to light

COOL TONES

When a color tends toward blue, violent, or green tone. Cool hair colors include espresso, ash, plum reds, and platinum blonde.

WARM TONES

The opposite side of the tone spectrum, including yellows, oranges, and red tones. Warm hair colors include chestnut, golden blonde and copper.

We pride ourselves on having ideas for you and not just asking, “What are we doing today?”.

Choose the right stylist for you:

Apprentice is in the first 6 months of their career as a hair stylist.
Level 1 is in the first two years of their career as a hair stylist.
Level 2 has 2.5 or more years of experience doing hair.
Level 3 has 5 or more years of experience doing hair.

*All prices are quotes and not exact. Your final price is determined upon consultation and will be shared with you before your service begins.