Hair Color in Solana Beach, Designed for You.

- 4.9 Google rating
- 27 years in Solana Beach
- Consultation Required
- Bond-building
Chemistry First, Then Artistry
Badri studied chemistry before she ever picked up a color brush, then trained professionally in Ohio and earned her Master Colorist certification in New York. Twenty-seven years later, that same chemistry-first approach has taken her from editorial and red-carpet styling to her own private studio in Solana Beach.
Every formula is tested against your hair’s actual porosity and history first — not matched to a picture on your phone.

You, Before the Formula
- Hair history — what's been done before, and how it's holding up now.
- Condition & porosity — strand by strand, not just at a glance.
- Skin tone & eye color — the color that actually flatters you.
- Lifestyle & maintenance — how often you'll realistically come back in.
- A realistic outcome — what your hair can get to safely, and in how many visits.

Root Color, All-Over Color & Gloss
- Root touch-ups use a formula card kept on file for every color client, so your regrowth matches your last full color — no re-guessing the mix every six weeks.
- All-over color resets your entire base in one visit, for a full change or to correct uneven tone.
- Gloss & toner finish nearly every color service — it's what keeps warmth in check and shine from fading dull.

Plan on a consultation, a strand test on virgin or heavily colored hair, the color service, and a finishing gloss or toner. Most single-process appointments run 90 minutes to 2 hours.
Full color changes and corrections are often split across two visits — not to upsell, but because it's what keeps hair intact while getting you to the result safely.
Root Touch-Up
Root Touch-Up + Bleach
Single-Process All-Over Color
Gloss / Toner Refresh
Color Correction
Looking for balayage, highlights, or full blonding pricing? See Highlights. Full menu on the Pricing page.
We factor in your natural level, skin tone, current color, gray pattern, haircut, parting, and how much upkeep you actually want. Reference photos help when you tell us what you like about the brightness, depth, or warmth — the final plan is built to be realistic for your hair's starting condition.














