Keep growing without new color
If your goal is to stop coloring, say so. Discuss the difference between the new growth and existing lengths and how comfortable you are with that contrast.
Hair guide · Foster City
Growing out your color.
Choose a transition plan.
Growing out color starts with deciding where you want to end up: your natural shade, visible gray or simply fewer color appointments. Describe that destination before choosing another color service.
Discuss your appointment
Your destination.
Your preferred pace.
A transition can involve decisions about both color and haircut. Make clear which changes you want to consider and how much existing length you want to preserve.
Ask about softening the transition
If the boundary bothers you, ask whether the salon offers an appropriate option to soften its appearance. Confirm what extra color work would mean for your longer-term goal.
Combine with a length decision
If you are open to a shorter haircut, explain how much length you would consider removing. You can also choose to preserve length and discuss a gradual haircut plan.
Before your
appointment.
Use these details to plan your visit and discuss your preferences with the salon.
Bring a timeline of previous color
List what was applied and when, including at-home products. Photos from earlier stages can help explain the changes.
Set one priority
Tell the stylist whether preserving length, reducing salon visits or minimizing contrast matters most. Discuss the tradeoffs if all three cannot be achieved at once.
Define the next checkpoint
Ask what to watch for before the next appointment and which service to reserve if you return. Keep the plan flexible as your preferences change.
Your time is waiting
Ready for a little
you time?
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll help you find the right service and appointment time.
Book an appointmentFrequently asked questions
A few things
to know.
Answers to help you plan your visit to Bliss & Blade.
Will my natural shade replace the color already on the lengths?
New growth and previously colored lengths are different parts of the hair. Discuss growing out, cutting or possible color adjustments rather than assuming the old color will match on its own.
Can I transition while keeping my hair long?
Explain that preserving length is important and discuss how much visible contrast you are willing to keep during the process.
Should I book a root touch-up while transitioning?
Confirm whether more root color fits your end goal before repeating a previous booking.
How long will it take?
The answer depends on your current length, goal and how much you choose to cut. Ask for a plan based on your own starting point rather than a universal deadline.
Visit Bliss & Blade
A little time
for yourself.
Walk-ins are welcome. Open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Free parking is available for clients.
969H Edgewater BlvdFoster City, CA 94404