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Color correction

A fresh perspective. A thoughtful path back to your color.

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Hair color correction · Delray Beach

A new beginning.
One considered step.

Color correction addresses an unwanted shade, uneven tone or a change that needs more than a routine refresh. At Rové in Delray Beach, your artist begins with your color history and hair condition, then discusses a realistic plan for the result you want.

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The approach

A fresh start.
A thoughtful plan.

  1. Share the full story

    Bring your color history, including at-home products, along with photos of your goal.

  2. Build a personal plan

    Your artist assesses the existing color and hair condition before choosing an approach.

  3. Refine with care

    Removing unwanted color and adjusting tone are considered in relation to your hair’s needs.

Your consultation

Before the change.
A clear plan.

Every starting point is different. Ask your artist to show relevant examples of their own correction work and explain what applies to your hair.

  1. Your history

    Share previous color, lightening and at-home products, with dates where possible.

  2. Your goal

    Bring current photos and inspiration. Talk through what can be achieved and in how many stages.

  3. Your plan

    Agree on the approach, timing, cost and home care before the color work begins.

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Delray Beach, Florida
Before your visit

The next step,
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What should I share before a color correction?

List previous salon and at-home color, lightening, smoothing and other chemical services, including approximate dates. Bring current photos and your inspiration. The remaining lengths may still carry the effects of older services.

Can a color correction be completed in one visit?

Sometimes, but it cannot be promised before an assessment. Existing pigment, unevenness and hair condition may call for several sessions or an adjusted goal. Ask what can be achieved now and what a longer plan would involve.

Will my artist need to test a section of hair?

Your artist may recommend a strand test to understand how your hair responds before planning the service. Ask whether a test or separate consultation is needed when arranging the appointment.

How is color correction priced?

A correction is quoted for the work required rather than treated as a standard color refresh. Ask about the estimated appointment time, services included and the potential cost of later sessions before proceeding.

A clearer plan.
A new beginning.

Bring your full color history and a few goal images. Together, you and your artist can discuss the possible result, stages, timing and cost.

Send an inquiry to our salon team to confirm availability, timing and pricing. Or call 561.894.8098

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