Explain the colour you have
Give the names of home or salon products if you know them, when they were used and whether the hair has previously been lightened. Include older colour still present through the lengths.
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A careful starting point for a colour change.
The starting point
When a colour is not what you wanted, choosing another shade straight away can make the next decision harder. Colour removal is part of Sixteen A’s listed services. Begin with a discussion of what is already in your hair and the result you hope to work towards.
Before you visit
Do not book another tint on the assumption it will resolve unwanted colour. Contact Tina first, disclose any reactions or scalp concerns, and follow the salon’s instructions about testing and preparation. Confirm the proposed services and cost before proceeding.
Ask Tina about your appointmentRequest specific care advice for the process agreed and discuss when any follow-on colour could be considered. Avoid treating a removal appointment as a guarantee that another colour service can happen immediately.
Plan your visit
From Sixteen A’s published Facebook price list, checked on 11 November 2026. Confirm your final price and appointment length with Tina before booking.
View the salon’s original price list · See all prices
Colour appointments: the salon’s price list asks all new customers to have a free skin patch test at least 48 hours before a colour appointment. This can take place during a free consultation. Arrange this with Tina before booking your colour.
Original photographs from the salon’s social pages. Discuss what is suitable for your hair with Tina; these images show individual examples.


A few useful answers
That outcome cannot be guaranteed. Previous colouring and lightening affect the starting point and the options available; discuss your history and expectations with Tina.
A single-visit result should not be assumed. Condition, existing colour and the target shade all matter when a plan is assessed.
You can start the conversation by WhatsApp with a current photograph and your colour history. A photograph helps explain your concern but does not replace any assessment Tina needs.
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