Quarter Head Foils, Regrowth Colour, Toner & Styled Cut
✨ Seamless grey coverage with targeted maintenance brightness — not full density.
This service is designed for clients who have previously completed a higher-density foil service and are now in the regrowth phase, where grey coverage and base control are required.
Quarter head foils are placed first to maintain brightness in key zones, followed by a regrowth colour application to cover grey and rebalance the base once foils are complete. A toner refines the final tone before finishing with a precision styled cut and blow wave.
If you’ve never had foils before or want to increase overall blonde density, Half Head Foils is the correct starting point.
From $415 | 3h 30m
What this service is best for
✅ Covering or blending regrowth while maintaining existing foil brightness
✅ Refreshing brightness in key zones without increasing overall blonde density
✅ Keeping colour predictable between higher-density foil appointments
✅ Clients already established in a foil cycle
What this service is not for
Building new blonde density
Significant lightening across the head
First-time foil clients seeking overall brightness
✨ What's Included:
✅ Quarter Head Foils (zone-based placement)
✅ Regrowth colour for a uniform base
✅ Toner to refine and balance tone
✅ Integrity support and porosity control appropriate to this density level
✅ Shampoo, conditioning, and scalp massage
✅ Precision styled cut and blow wave finish
🗓️ Book Quarter Head Foils + Regrowth (Maintenance)
If you’re in a foil cycle and need regrowth covered while maintaining brightness in key zones, this is the right booking.
Book Quarter Head Foils + Regrowth Colour, Toner & Styled Cut
Not sure if you need more blonde overall?
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Will this cover my greys too?
Yes. Regrowth colour covers or blends grey at the roots, then toner refines the final tone after the foils and colour are complete.
Is toner really needed?
Yes. Toner is what balances warmth, brightness, and reflect after foils, so the finish looks controlled and intentional — not “fresh colour plus bright pieces.”