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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Glaze Only.
A glaze typically lasts about four to six weeks, depending on hair porosity, initial color, and maintenance. Frequent washing, sun exposure, and heat styling accelerate fading. Using color-safe products and reducing washes will help maintain shine and tone longer.
No, a glaze is semi-permanent and sits on the hair surface. It subtly adjusts tone and adds shine but won't lift or permanently alter your base color. Effects gradually fade with shampooing and time, so regular glazing maintains the result.
Appointments typically take 30 to 45 minutes, including consultation and processing time. Your stylist will assess tone needs and choose the right glaze formula. Shorter sessions are ideal for quick refreshes between major color services.
Yes, glazes are excellent for refreshing highlights. They enhance shine, unify tone, and can soften brassiness without affecting lightener lift. Always consult your stylist so they select the right toning shade to complement your highlights and desired finished look.
Generally yes—glazes benefit most hair textures by smoothing cuticles and boosting shine. Porous, coarse, or color-treated hair often sees pronounced results. Your stylist will tailor the formula and application time to your hair's condition to ensure optimal results.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoos and conditioners, wash less frequently, and avoid excessive heat styling. Add a gloss-preserving serum and UV-protectant products. Schedule regular glaze touch-ups to maintain tone and shine, usually every four to six weeks.