How the double process works
A double process uses two distinct steps: first the hair is lightened, then a toner or color is applied to create the final shade. This sequence enables stronger shifts and brighter results than single processing, letting technicians craft customized tones. Your consultation decides the target lift and whether the method suits your hair.
During your appointment we discuss desired outcome, evaluate current color and condition, and proceed with the two-step application. Expect a focused, stylist-guided service that balances lift with hair health while achieving the noticeable change you want. Clients from Cape-coral and nearby Fort Myers often combine appointments with waterfront or shopping plans.
Preparing your hair beforehand
Your hair’s current color, previous chemical history, and overall condition shape the achievable result. Bring clear photos and be prepared to discuss past coloring, relaxers, or extensions so the stylist can assess risk and plan lift. Honest history helps technicians choose a safe, realistic approach for bold changes.
Maintenance choices and local climate will influence how long your new shade looks its best. Cape-coral’s subtropical sun and humidity can accelerate fading or brassiness, so a tailored aftercare plan matters. Discuss follow-up toning, recommended color-friendly shampoos, and timing for touch-ups during your appointment.
Scheduling and local convenience
The Double Process at our Cape-coral studio is Starting at $44 and the stated duration is 30 MINUTES; allow extra time for consultation and any necessary adjustments. Evening and weekend appointments suit commuters, retirees, and seasonal residents, and make it convenient to combine a color visit with nearby waterfront or shopping plans.
We serve Cape-coral and the surrounding communities including Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Lehigh Acres, and Matlacha. Clients traveling across the bridges find the studio accessible for weekday or weekend visits; technicians plan color appointments to match commuting schedules and local weather patterns that affect timing and aftercare.
