Upper East Side
Hair color at María Cortes NY on the Upper East Side starts at $90 for a root touch up and $120 for all over single process color. The salon also does double process color from $165, glazes from $75, rich red and copper tones, and vivid fashion shades from $265, with professional vegan, cruelty free color.
Prices
“From” prices are a starting point and depend on the length and thickness of your hair. See the full menu.
Up to 2 inches of regrowth
All over color
With Luminexx Aloxxi Color Pro
With Luminexx Aloxxi Color Pro
Lightens roots and ends
Shine and tone
With any blonding service
Bright and fashion shades
Single process is one all over color, used to cover gray, deepen or warm your shade (from $120). A root touch up colors up to two inches of regrowth (from $90). Double process lightens first and then tones, for a change that is lighter than one step of color can reach (from $165).
The Pro versions of the root touch up (from $120) and single process (from $180) use Luminexx Aloxxi Color Pro.
Red tones are one of the salon’s signatures, from soft strawberry and copper to deep auburn. Red pigment fades faster than other shades, so a glaze between visits and sulfate free, cool water washing help it stay rich and shiny.
A glaze (from $75) adds shine and refreshes tone without a full color service. Vivids (from $265) are bright fashion shades for bold, high impact color.
FAQ
At María Cortes NY a root touch up starts at $90, single process color at $120, double process at $165 and vivids at $265. Prices depend on the length and thickness of your hair.
Yes. Red, copper and auburn tones are one of the salon’s signatures.
A glaze is a sheer, shine adding color that refreshes tone between full color appointments. It starts at $75.
The salon’s color and care are vegan, cruelty free and sulfate free.
It depends on how fast your hair grows and how much your natural color contrasts with your color. Many people book one every four to eight weeks.
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