Most clients come in every 4 to 6 weeks. If you’re covering gray, plan on every 3 to 4 weeks since gray tends to show faster, especially around the face. Your stylist will recommend a schedule based on how quickly your hair grows and how much contrast there is between your natural color and your styled color.

Las VegasRoot Touch Up
Keeps your color looking like you just had it done. A root touch up blends new growth seamlessly and covers gray completely. About two hours, in and out.
Starts at $75
Your stylist will give you a clear quote before any work begins.
Book Your Touch UpFree consultation. No obligation.
What affects your price
- –Amount of regrowth
- –Gray coverage needs
- –Your stylist's pricing

Roots Showing?
That Line Disappears in One Visit
You know the feeling. You catch it in the mirror, in a photo, under the wrong lighting. The line where your color ends and your roots begin. A root touch up makes it disappear. Your stylist matches your exact shade, blends the new growth into the rest of your hair, and you walk out looking like your color never grew out. About two hours, starting at $75.

More Than a Cover-Up
Custom Formula, Professional Application, Salon Finish
Every root touch up includes a consultation, a formula custom-mixed to your exact shade, precision application that avoids overlap and damage, processing time, a wash, conditioning, and a full blowout and style. Your formula gets saved and refined over time. That’s not something a box kit can do. That’s a stylist who knows your hair building your color visit after visit.

Covering Gray Is What We Do Most
Complete Coverage That Actually Holds
More than half of our color clients are covering gray. It’s the single most common reason people book this service, and our stylists are experienced in formulations that cover every gray hair completely. If your grays are stubborn, coarse, or resistant, your stylist will adjust the formula and processing time to make sure nothing shows through. Most gray coverage clients come in every 3 to 4 weeks.
Lincoln did a phenomenal job. I will be back again for touch ups. She has my business and will be my go to hairstylist for now on

Better Every Visit
Your Stylist Remembers Everything
Your color formula. Your processing time. The way your hair takes color at the temples versus the crown. The small adjustment they made last time that finally got the tone perfect. All of that is on file, and all of it matters. Root touch ups are a relationship, not a transaction. The longer you see the same stylist, the faster, easier, and more predictable every visit gets.
Find Your Colorist
The Right Stylist Makes All the Difference
If you already have a colorist at The Hair Standard, book your touch up directly with them. If you’re new, browse our team and find someone whose work and style match what you’re looking for. Tell us your color history and we’ll make the match.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About 2 hours total. That includes a consultation, color application, processing time, a wash, and a blowout and style. The application itself takes about 30 to 45 minutes. The rest is processing and finishing.
A root touch up covers about an inch of new growth at the root. A all over color covers your entire head from root to tip. If you have more than a couple inches of regrowth, or if you want to change your overall color, your stylist may recommend an all over color instead.
Yes, and it’s the most common reason clients book this service. Your stylist will use a formula designed for full gray coverage and may adjust the processing time to make sure every gray hair is completely blended.
We strongly recommend it. Your stylist keeps your exact color formula on file, which means every touch up is a perfect match. Switching stylists can mean a different formula, a different color line, and a result that doesn’t quite blend. The longer you work with the same person, the better your color gets.
A root touch up adds color to your roots (darkening, enriching, or covering gray). A bleach retouch removes color from your roots (lightening them to match existing blonde). If your roots are darker than the rest of your hair, you likely need a bleach retouch. If your roots are lighter, showing gray, or a different shade than your styled color, you need a root touch up.
Use sulfate-free, color-safe shampoo and conditioner. Wash with lukewarm water, not hot. Avoid excessive heat styling. Limit sun exposure when possible. A toner refresh every 6-8 weeks between full sessions keeps the tone fresh and prevents brassiness.
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