Color Correction in Broomfield, CO
How much does color correction cost in Broomfield?
Color correction is $300–$325, and it books online like any other color service — no consultation required first. What it costs within that range depends on what is already in there: box dye that went wrong, a brassy tone, uneven color, or a result that isn't what you wanted all take different work to undo. After you book, give us a call so your stylist knows what's going on with your hair ahead of time, so the appointment is the right length and the right service.
Do I need a consultation for color correction?
No — color correction books online at $300–$325, the same as any other color service. A consultation is optional; if you'd like one, it's a $10 fee, held as a non-refundable no-show fee and otherwise applied toward the appointment you book.
Either way, call after you book so your stylist can hear about your hair ahead of time. What that call covers, and why a correction sometimes takes more than one visit, is below.
Color correction means fixing a previous color service — box dye gone wrong, brassy tone, uneven color, or a result that didn't turn out as expected. It's $300–$325 and books online like any other color service. Because every head of hair is different, give us a call after you book so we know what's going on with your hair ahead of time and can make sure the appointment is the right length and the right service.
Why we ask you to call after booking
Color correction is priced and booked online now, but it's still the service where what your hair actually needs varies the most. A quick call after you book means we know what's going on before you arrive, so the appointment is the right length and the right service. Typically, we'll ask for some pictures and the direction you plan to go, or the end goal, and we'll go from there.
Why color correction sometimes needs more than one visit
If a stylist tells you a dramatic color change needs more than one appointment to do safely, that's not a stall tactic — it's usually true. We'd rather tell you upfront that something needs two visits than promise one and deliver damaged hair.
Who handles color correction here
Nicole, Jadyn, Ally, Amanda or Miles take color correction, depending who you book. Nicole works in blonde, grey, and red transformations; Jadyn comes at it from vivid and fashion color; Amanda's specialties are color corrections, vivid colors and balayage. Whoever you book, the plan is built around what's actually in your hair, not a standard fix.
What the call after booking covers
- What's actually in your hair right now
- Whether it's a one-visit fix or a multi-visit plan, and why
- Confirming the $300–$325 price fits, or adjusting the appointment if it needs more time
- What maintenance looks like afterward
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get an exact price before I book?
Color correction is $300–$325 online; the exact price depends on which of our five color correction stylists you book. The call after you book is where we narrow it down and make sure the appointment is scheduled right, based on what's actually in your hair.
What counts as color correction?
Fixing a previous color service — box dye gone wrong, a brassy tone, uneven color, or a result that simply didn't turn out as expected.
Will color correction take more than one visit?
Sometimes, and we'll tell you honestly before we start. If a dramatic color change needs more than one appointment to do safely, that's not a stall tactic — we'd rather say so upfront than promise one visit and deliver damaged hair.
Who does color correction at Mahne Roots Collective?
Nicole Higgins, Jadyn Jester, Ally, Amanda and Miles Higgins all take color correction. Nicole works in blondes, greys and reds alongside it; Jadyn comes at it from vivid and fashion color; Amanda's specialties are color corrections, vivid colors and balayage. Their stylist pages — Nicole, Jadyn, Ally, Amanda and Miles — have the full background.
Why did my blonde hair turn green after swimming?
Copper, not chlorine. The usual answer is that chlorine turns blonde hair green — it doesn't; chlorine roughs up the cuticle so that copper in the water can bind to the hair and cast green. It's a tone problem, and it's one of the things we look at before we start.
Do you take new clients for color correction?
Yes. Book online with Nicole, Jadyn, Ally, Amanda or Miles — no consultation required. If you'd like one anyway, it's optional and $10, held as a non-refundable no-show fee and otherwise applied toward your appointment.
Visit Mahne Roots Collective
11566 Colony Row, Broomfield, CO 80021
(720) 240-9391
Monday–Saturday, 9:00 AM–6:00 PM