Custom Hair Color

Adding highlights of lighter colors into darker-colored hair adds variety and depth as the colors contrast. Over the years, hair stylists have found that using different shades of lighter colors to create what they call textured highlights offer a more natural looking blend of color.

If you prefer to have lighter-colored hair, but still want a highlight type of style, low-lights are for you! Basically the opposite of highlights, low-lights implement darker colored streaks to add more shades and depth to your hair. Add in highlights too for even more dimension.

If you are looking for a more dramatic color style, consider getting an ombré. This style is created by leaving the roots of your hair the natural color, and gradually lightening the hair color as you make your way to the ends. Use vibrant colors instead for even more drama!

The overall idea of the balayage style is much like the ombré style. However, balayage offers a more subtle look by using a unique painting technique. Hair stylists will use a brush to hand paint the new color or mix of colors into your hair, making it look extremely natural.

If you are wanting to drastically change your hair color from its natural state, the all-over color option is most likely the best one for you. This single-process color style is used to completely change your hair color to a different solid color — from the roots all the way to the ends.

Depending on your specific situation and end-result goals, our hair stylists at Tease Color and Style Bar will use a few different color styles to cover up pesky gray hairs. These styles will range from blending with highlights to root touch-ups or all-over color to cover them up.

As mentioned above, root touch-ups are miracle workers for those that are wanting to maintain their natural hair color and just have some grays showing through at the roots. Root touch-ups also help to keep all-over color styles affordable by just touching up the roots as the hair grows.

Depending on your natural hair color and the custom hair color that you are wanting, bleaching may be required. Especially with the trending faded pastel and silver color styles, you must first bleach the hair to be able to achieve the desired tones of these light, delicate colors.

Adding color to your hair can add volume to the hair shaft, which will give your hair more volume.

For those that have frizzy hair, color can add the extra weight needed to give it a smoother look.

Adding more variety of tones and colors to your hair will reflect more light — providing a nice shiny finish.

As the added color coats each strand of hair, it adds a protective layer against harmful elements.

The same layer of coating that adds protection, also makes your hair stronger against breakage.