What Does This Meal Nourish?

Color can be used to:

• Add dimension

• Enhance natural features

• Refresh existing color

• Change the overall tone

• Introduce highlights or lowlights

• Create a new look

• Complement a haircut or styling plan

What Does O’lee Assess?

Before developing your color approach, your professional may consider:

• Current hair condition

• Natural color

• Existing color

• Gray percentage

• Previous color services

• Chemical history

• Porosity

• Texture and density

• Desired result

• Maintenance expectations

What Goes Into Your Meal?

Your color formula and technique are selected according to your starting point and desired result.

Depending on the goal, your meal may involve one or more color techniques, toning, dimensional placement, or supporting treatments.

A significant color transformation may require multiple appointments.

What Should You Expect?

Color results depend on the starting level, existing artificial pigment, hair condition, and desired result.

Your professional will discuss the expected outcome and maintenance before proceeding, particularly when a significant change is requested.

When Might Another Meal Be More Appropriate?

If your primary goal is specifically to soften the appearance of gray rather than fully cover it, a Gray-Blending Meal may be more appropriate.

If you are considering a major color transformation or correction, begin with a consultation.

How Is Your Meal Maintained?

Color maintenance may include scheduled color appointments, toning, treatments, appropriate home care, and professional recommendations for protecting the condition and appearance of the hair.

How Do You Order Your Meal?

For an established color goal, book your Color Meal through O’lee's official booking site.

For major changes, corrective color, or uncertainty about the appropriate technique, begin with a Hair Consultation Meal.