Blonde woman with blue eyes and shell necklace gazes toward the camera
Highlights

Full Head Highlights

£65 – £99
165 mins
Patch Test Required
Book Online

Full head highlights are for when you want a brighter look all over, with dimension through the lengths and a softer blend at the root. Your colour is planned around your natural base, your previous colour, and how light you want to go, so it looks polished now and still looks good as it grows out. Expect careful foil placement, a clean tone, and a finish that feels glossy and wearable, not over processed.

More information

What full head highlights deliver for your colour

Full head highlights lift and brighten throughout the whole head, not just around the hairline or parting. The focus is even placement, a balanced tone, and a result that suits everyday styling.

  • A colour consultation to agree brightness, warmth, and how soft you want the root area to look
  • Full head foil placement for an all over lighter result with natural looking dimension
  • Lightening that is monitored throughout, with hair condition in mind
  • Toning or glossing to refine the shade, reduce brassiness, or add softness and shine
  • A finished style so you can see the blend and movement properly
  • Straightforward advice on maintenance at home, including how to keep the tone looking fresh

Full head highlights suit these hair goals

Full head highlights are a good choice if you want a noticeable change, or if your current colour feels flat.

  • You want to go lighter all over, not just a few face framing pieces
  • You want a softer, more blended look through the root area
  • You are growing out old colour and want it to look more intentional
  • You want brighter hair without a solid, single tone blonde

How your full head highlights appointment is structured

Your appointment starts with a chat about your hair history, your ideal finish, and what upkeep feels realistic for you. If you are new to colour, or it has been a while, you may need a quick patch test at least 48 hours before.

Foils are placed in clean sections to control brightness and blend, then the lightener is processed and checked regularly. After rinsing, your toner is chosen to suit the level of lift and the look you want, cooler, neutral, or softly warm, then your hair is finished so you can see the overall tone and placement.

Keeping full head highlights looking fresh between visits

Highlights can stay looking good for weeks with the right aftercare and a sensible refresh plan.

  • Use a colour friendly shampoo and a good conditioner to keep the hair feeling smooth
  • Add heat protection before blow drying or straightening to help prevent dryness
  • Use a toning product only as advised, overuse can dull the colour
  • Plan a toner refresh or partial highlight appointment when the tone fades or regrowth starts to bother you
Book Online

Client Reviews

5.0

Based on 2 reviews

  • R

    Rachel Ainsworth

    Had highlights with Violet, she took the time to make sure she knew what I wanted and I am really happy with the results :)
  • g

    gemma matthews

    Great hair cut and colour today with Freya. Lovely friendly service. Will definitely return

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do full head highlights take?
Full head highlights usually take a few hours because the foil placement is detailed and the toner is customised at the end. The exact timing depends on your hair length, thickness, and what is already on your hair.
Will full head highlights damage my hair?
Any lightening can make hair feel drier, but careful sectioning, monitored processing, and the right aftercare help protect condition. If your hair is already fragile, a more gradual lightening plan may be recommended.
Do I need a toner with full head highlights?
Most people do, because toner helps refine the shade after lightening and keeps the finish looking clean and intentional. It can cool down warmth, soften the blend, or add a natural gloss depending on the look you want.
How often should I top up full head highlights?
Many clients refresh full head highlights every 8 to 12 weeks, depending on how fast their hair grows and how blended they like the root area. In between, a toner or gloss appointment can help keep the colour looking fresh.
Do I need a patch test before highlights?
A patch test may be needed if you are new to colour, have not had colour for a while, or have had a reaction in the past. It is a quick step that helps keep colour appointments safe and comfortable.

Available Team Members

These team members perform this service

  • Close-up grayscale selfie of a person with long straight hair and neutral expression
    Sharron
    Salon Owner
    View
  • Smiling woman with long straight hair and bangs in front of large rose-patterned background
    Sarah
    Deputy Manager and Head Stylist.
    View
  • Young woman with long wavy hair and defined brows gazes at camera in black-and-white portrait
    Ivy-Grace
    Stylist/Creative Colourist /Brow & Lash Technician & Nail Technician
    View
  • Young smiling woman with long hair and lanyard in front of oversized rose backdrop
    Olivia
    Creative Director Stylist (Maternity)
    View

Complete your experience with these services

  • T-Section Highlights
    £40 – £60120 mins
    View
  • Half Head Highlights
    £55 – £80135 mins
    View
  • Half Head Foils and Roots
    £60 – £86150 mins
    View
  • Babylights - Full Head
    £150180 mins
    View
Show more services
  • Money Piece
    £10 – £1990 mins
    View
  • Half Head Colour and Full Head Foils
    £70 – £103165 mins
    View
  • Full Head Foils and Roots
    £65 – £96180 mins
    View
  • Full Head Colour and Full Head Foils
    £80 – £115195 mins
    View