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Color and Lowlights

A color service that promises shine and warm tones, when gray is causing a loss of luster.

by Jan Hillenmeyer
May 10, 2012
1 min to read


Where it's at: Marie's Hair Studio, Malibu, California

Owner: Marie Ferro

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Description: This service adds shine and creates warmer tones for the mature client whose hair is graying and losing luster. Adding a warm base color and lowlights also reflects color onto the face.

Price: $110 for base, $150 for lowlights

Length of service: 1 hour

Who performs it: Master colorist

Products/tools needed: Goldwell Triflectives Naturals hair color

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How it’s marketed: Through client consultation and word of mouth

Average sold per month: 35

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