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Hair Colourist in Charlestown

Rich, dimensional colour that grows out beautifully instead of fighting you at week six.

  • Full colour, foils & balayage
  • Toners & gloss refreshes
  • Colour correction by consultation
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Mid-length hair melting from a dark root into warm copper balayage ends
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Colour That Grows Out Gracefully

Most people don't want a colour change so much as a colour they stop thinking about. As a hair colourist in Charlestown, our job at Bleach Please is getting you a shade that holds its tone and grows out kindly.

We work with full colour, foils, balayage, lived-in colour, toners and colour corrections. Which one you need depends entirely on where your hair is starting from, so we'll ask about the last few times you had it done, not just the photo you've saved.

Hair has a long memory for previous colour. Working with that rather than against it is what keeps a result looking soft instead of stripped.

If you're heading lighter rather than richer, our blonde services handle that side of things.

Call 0435 277 717 to book a colour consultation.

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Long straight hair coloured pale yellow with purple and pink ribbon streaks through it

From a Gloss to a Full Correction

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Here's how our colour work breaks down.

Long straight hair coloured deep violet and blue, photographed from the back

Full colour

A single shade applied from root to tip for an even, saturated result. It's the most direct way to change your depth or cover grey.

Long straight brunette hair with cool blonde highlights and a bright face-framing panel

Foils

Sections wrapped and lightened individually, so brightness sits exactly where you want it. Foils give the most control and the most repeatable placement.

Long creamy blonde balayage waved through the lengths

Balayage

Lightness painted by hand through the mid-lengths and ends. The regrowth line stays soft, so you're not tied to a six-week appointment.

Long deep brunette hair styled in soft waves with subtle light face-framing pieces

Lived-in colour

Colour designed around how it will look in two months, not just on the day. It suits anyone who wants dimension without high maintenance.

Shoulder-length creamy blonde hair finished in polished waves

Toners

A toner shifts the tone of colour that's already there, cooling brass or warming things up. It's also the quickest way to refresh your colour between full appointments.

After: finished colour and blonde result at Bleach Please hair salon in Charlestown

Colour corrections

Box dye, banding and uneven previous work can usually be brought back, though it may take more than one session. We'll be upfront about what's achievable before we start.

Colour, Up Close

Colour work only, photographed as it was finished. Gloss, foils, balayage, toners and corrections, all shot in the same soft daylight so the tone you see is the tone you'd leave with.

Save the ones you keep coming back to and bring them to your consultation. It's still the fastest way to tell us what you're picturing.

Shoulder-length rose-copper hair finished with a glossy wave
Shoulder-length bright copper hair styled into glossy waves
Chin-length bob melting from magenta at the roots into bright orange ends
Long dark burgundy hair with deep red tones waved from mid-length down
Shoulder-length hair coloured in a purple, teal and burgundy oil-slick blend

Good to know

A toner adjusts the tone of hair that's already been lightened or coloured, cooling brassiness or shifting warmth. A full colour changes the depth and shade of the hair itself rather than refining what's already there.

In most cases yes, though box dye sits unevenly through the hair and often needs more than one session to lift out cleanly. A consultation first is the only reliable way to know what's realistic for a particular head of hair.

Any colour service changes the structure of the hair, but the impact depends on how far the colour is being pushed and what condition the hair starts in. Bond-building treatments and a gradual approach keep hair in far better shape than forcing a big change in one appointment.

Colour you'll still love at week six. And at week twelve.

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