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What Our Clients Say
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Lena is the best, soft touch w waxing and great conversationalist! So nice making the expe...more
Michelle is lovely! High-quality work. Truly love this salon.
Amazing value. Beautiful ambiance. Gracious hoisting. Will continuously recommend.
Paula is very sweet, thorough, and efficient in her waxing. The room is very peaceful, and...more
The best.
Sarah is absolutely the best!
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Color Treatment.
Most clients enjoy vibrant results for 4 to 8 weeks, depending on hair porosity, color depth, and at-home care. Using color-safe shampoo, cold water rinses, and scheduled color-refresh appointments at Sasha Salon and Spa helps maintain pigment and reduce premature fading.
Yes, our stylists assess hair condition and choose gentle, bond-building formulas to minimize damage. Treatments can enhance tone and restore vibrancy, but in some cases a bond-repair or trim may be recommended before coloring for healthiest results.
Arrive with dry, unwashed hair if possible (24–48 hours), as natural oils protect the scalp. Bring reference photos and a list of past color or chemical services. Avoid heavy styling products so your stylist can accurately assess and match your shade.
Often yes — our colorists use toners, corrective shades, and bond-repair treatments to neutralize brassiness and restore balance. Severe mismatches or extensive lift may require multiple sessions to protect hair integrity; a consultation outlines realistic steps and timing.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoo and conditioner, rinse with cool water, and limit washing to preserve pigment. Minimize heat styling or use heat protectant, apply UV protectant sprays, and schedule regular gloss or refresh appointments at Sasha Salon and Spa for best longevity.
When performed by our trained colorists, Color Treatment minimizes damage through careful application, strand testing, and bond-repair products. Excessive prior processing can increase risk, so honest history and possible pre-treatment strengthening help ensure color without unnecessary breakage.