Every 4 to 6 weeks for most blondes. The longer you wait, the more regrowth there is to lift, which increases the risk of uneven color and banding.

Las VegasBleach Retouch
Maintaining that perfect blonde means keeping your roots fresh. A bleach retouch brings new growth back to match your existing color seamlessly.
Starts at $150
Your stylist will give you a clear quote before any work begins.
Book Your RetouchFree consultation. No obligation.
What affects your price
- –How much regrowth you have
- –Your natural hair color (darker hair requires more work)
- –Toner needed to finish the color
- –Your stylist's pricing

Blonde Maintenance
Keeping Your Blonde Seamless
A bleach retouch isn't a full color service. It's targeted maintenance: lifting your new growth to match the blonde you already have. Done right, no one can tell where your roots end and your color begins. That's the goal every single time.

Why Timing Matters
Every 4 to 6 Weeks Keeps Everything Even
The longer you wait between retouches, the more regrowth your stylist has to lift. That means more processing time, higher risk of overlap and banding, and a harder color match. Staying on schedule protects your hair and your color.





Not the Same as a Root Touch Up
Root Touch Up Adds Color. Bleach Retouch Removes It.
These two services do opposite things. A root touch up deposits color onto regrowth to match a darker shade. A bleach retouch removes color from regrowth to match a lighter shade. If your natural roots are darker than the rest of your hair, you need a bleach retouch.
Kamryne was wonderful! She specializes in bright blondes and did a beautiful job. I've now seen her 3 times and will be going back.
Find Your Colorist
Stay with the Stylist Who Knows Your Formula
Consistency matters with bleach retouches. Your stylist knows your hair history, your formula, and how your hair responds. Browse our blonde specialists and book directly with the colorist you trust.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Banding is a visible ring of mismatched color that happens when roots are processed unevenly. It's most common when too much time passes between retouches or when lightener overlaps onto previously bleached hair. Staying on schedule and seeing the same stylist are the best ways to prevent it.
Yes. Every bleach retouch at The Hair Standard includes a toner to finish the shade. Bleach alone doesn't create your final color. The toner is what gives you your specific shade of blonde.
About 2 to 3 hours including application, processing, toner, wash, and style.
A bleach retouch removes color from your roots (lightening them to match existing blonde). A root touch up adds color to your roots (darkening or enriching them to match a deeper shade). If your roots are dark and the rest of your hair is light, you need a bleach retouch.
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