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Colour correction
Someone told you it couldn’t be fixed.
Box dye, bands, brass, a blonde that went orange, foils grown out to a hard line — most of it comes right. It just needs a plan and an honest answer about how many visits it takes.
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Real clients from the salon’s Instagram. Drag the handle across, or use the slider underneath.
Every before and after here is a real client, first posted on @the.hair.republic.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises
01
Send a photo
Natural light, hair dry and down. Tell us what’s been on it — box dye, henna, home bleach, all of it. Nothing is judged; it just changes the plan.
02
Free consult
Pop into the salon. A strand test if we need one, then a price, a chair time, and how many visits it will take.
03
The work
Long appointments, gentle lightening, and we stop at healthy — not at a shade your hair can’t hold.
04
Keeping it
A home routine that actually fits your week, and a gloss booked in before the brass comes back.
Straight answers
The four things people ask before they’ll book a correction.
Can box dye actually be lifted?
Nearly always — it just comes out unevenly, because it built up in layers. That’s why a correction is sometimes two visits rather than one long one.
Will it wreck my hair?
Not if we go at the pace your hair allows. We’ll tell you where the safe stopping point is, and if that’s short of the photo you brought, you’ll hear it before we start.
What does it cost?
Always quoted, never guessed — it depends on length, density and what’s already on the hair. Send a photo and we’ll give you a real number.
How long will I be there?
Four to six hours for a full correction. Bring a charger and something to watch — and eat first, it’s a long sit.
Free, no obligation
Get your correction quoted
Send a photo and a note on what’s been on your hair. You’ll get a real answer — including if we think it needs more than one visit.