How the process works
Single Process Color applies a single, permanent shade to the hair to change or refresh overall tone and create uniform coverage. The service deposits color rather than significantly lifting natural pigment, so it enhances or darkens tones but will not turn brown or black hair blonde. A pre-service consultation determines the best shade for your goals.
At Studio Chique the application is performed with attention to even saturation and development time appropriate to the chosen formula. The service description notes that no-lifting and styling are included with this option. Your stylist will explain expected color depth and finish during the consultation, and how the chosen shade will interact with your current color.
What to expect and limitations
Clients can expect rich, lasting color that enhances tone and keeps a polished finish; this service refreshes or evens color rather than creating dimensional lightening. Because this is a single-process permanent color, dramatic lightening or going blonde from brown or black hair is outside its capability. The stylist will discuss realistic outcomes during your appointment.
Results are shaped by your natural base color, previous color history, and hair condition. Environmental factors familiar to Washington clients — seasonal sun exposure and humid summers — can influence how color looks and how quickly it appears to fade, so your stylist will recommend maintenance and products suited to your routine.
Timing, care, and local details
This service is offered in a concise appointment designed for busy lives; the listed duration is 30 minutes. Please plan to arrive on time for the consultation and color application. The stated price is Starting at $110; your final cost depends on the shade chosen and any added services. No-lifting and styling are included with this single-process option.
Studio Chique serves Langdon and nearby communities such as Hyattsville, College Park, and Brookland. We offer flexible early‑morning and evening bookings for commuters using Rhode Island Ave–Brentwood and Brookland‑CUA Metro stations. If you plan a visit to the U.S. National Arboretum or Union Market, consider scheduling color around those trips and ask about our self-care packages.
