How Much Does It Coat In A Salon To Go From Brunette To Blonde?

Mar 7, 2013

It all depends on if you have natural hair color or if you have colored hair. also depends if when they bleach your hair it comes up orange or yellow toned. then you would have to pay for toner and bleach, some will even charge for corrective color which can be pricey. All salons have different prices, I would just call around your area and tell them what color your hair is and tell them ud like to go blonde and ask what the price would be.

Mar 7, 2013

Kaitlyn M.

And be prepared for a long salon session. Mine took one 4 hour session and another 3 hour session later. Then again I had red under my brown lol.

Mar 8, 2013

Natalie T.

If the salon services are listed on a website or facebook page or something, this would probably fall under "Corrective Color" and perhaps they have prices listed. Don't be afraid to call a salon to schedule a consultation or ask about their price lists. I've gone to so many hair consultations (usually free) and received such a spectrum of prices for what I've wanted so they are definitely used to people doing that and its a great thing to do when making such a drastic change
But it will depend on the salon for the price though! When I was younger it used to cost me more than $350 for just a root touch up and now I go to a salon where it only costs about $75-100 and going from red to silver and doing the same process to two sets of extensions cost less than that!

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