Intensive toning
Book a Intensive toning appointment
Duration: approx. 75 minutes
- Satisfaction guarantee
- Free cancellation up to 6 h before
- No deposit required
Intensive toning is the ideal solution if you want to change your hair colour slightly or tone it darker and you do not yet have any grey. Unlike classic colour, intensive toning works without ammonia and is therefore particularly gentle.
Satisfaction guarantee
Your satisfaction is close to our hearts.
That's why we give you a satisfaction guarantee.
- Not happy with your look?
- Is your new hair colour not as imagined and discussed?
- Doesn't your new haircut sit perfectly?
Just get in touch by phone or at info@aproposhaare.de and we'll take care of your concern. If the result differs from what we discussed, our work is only done after the free corrective appointment — just let us know within 14 days of your appointment.
Frequently asked questions
Which products are used for this service?
We use exclusively products from L'Oréal – for the Intensive Tint we use DiaRichesse.
How long does the appointment take?
The duration depends on the length and thickness of your hair.
As a rule, an appointment takes between 1 and 2.5 hours.
Does the tint contain ammonia?
Our intensive tints are done with DiaRichesse from L'Oréal.
This tint is ammonia-free.
When does Olaplex make sense?
Olaplex is an add-on option available with every service.
Olaplex is a product range from the USA that instantly conjures up cared-for, healthy hair by repairing broken disulphide bonds in the hair structure.
Does a tint wash out?
No, our tints do not wash out.
Many drugstore products have a reputation for tints washing out – but that's not the case with professional hairdressing products.
A tint fades slightly, but you still get grown-out roots just like with a classic colour.
When do you choose an Intensive Tint and when a permanent colour?
Both services are essentially for darker colourings or very subtle lighter colourings.
A tint is the choice for natural hair without any grey or white percentage.
A permanent colour should be used as soon as there is a grey or white percentage, because a tint cannot provide 100% coverage.
