Achieve Radiant Partial Highlights at Scott Farmer Salon – Sarasota County’s Top Choice for Stunning Hair 

Depending on your hair growth and maintenance, partial highlights typically need touch-ups every 8 to 12 weeks.

A typical partial highlights session can take anywhere from 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on the density and hair length.

Yes, a color-safe shampoo and conditioner is recommended to keep your highlights fresh and vibrant. Look for sulfate-free formulas that help protect your color from fading and maintain the health of your hair.

Partial highlights focus on specific sections of your hair, typically around your face and the top layer, while full highlights are applied throughout your entire head. Partial highlights are a good option for those wanting a subtler change or lower maintenance look, whereas full highlights provide a more dramatic transformation and overall brighter appearance.

Partial highlights typically last about 6-8 weeks before needing a touch-up. However, this can vary depending on your hair growth rate and how well you maintain your color. It's best not to go beyond three to four months of needing a touch-up to maintain the desired look.

Babylights are a type of highlight technique that creates fine, subtle streaks of color. They are used to create a natural, sun-kissed look that mimics how a child's hair child's lightens in the sun. Babylights are more delicate and closely spaced than regular highlights, resulting in a more seamless blend with your base color.

To maintain your highlighted hair, use color-safe shampoo and conditioner, avoid washing it too frequently, and protect it from heat and sun damage. Deep conditioning treatments are also recommended regularly to keep your hair healthy and prevent the color from fading. Ask your colorist for specific product recommendations based on your hair needs.

Yes, partial highlights can work well on dark hair. Your colorist can create a customized look that complements your natural color. For darker hair, you might consider warmer tones or a balayage technique for a more natural transition. Discussing your desired outcome with your stylist to determine the best approach for your hair color and type is critical.

The frequency of getting partial highlights depends on your desired look and hair growth. Typically, you can get touch-ups every 6-8 weeks. However, if you're going for a low-maintenance look, you might be able to extend the time between appointments. It is essential to consult with your colorist to determine the best schedule for your hair needs and desired style.

Generally, partial highlights are less expensive than full highlights because they require less time and product. The exact cost will depend on the salon, the colorist's expcolorist'snd the complexity of the desired look. It's best to ask your stylist for a precise quote based on your hair needs and goals.

Yes, partial highlights can be combined with other color techniques for a customized look. For example, they can be used with ombré, balayage, or a full-color service. Your colorist can create unique techniques to achieve your desired hairstyle and color. Bring inspirational photos and discuss your ideas with your stylist to create the perfect look.