Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included)  ﷯﷯ COLOR SERVICES Aveda is completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included. ﷯﷯
2023 © Georgetown Aveda Salon and Spa
Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included)
 ﷯﷯ COLOR SERVICES Aveda is completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included. ﷯﷯
2023 © Georgetown Aveda Salon and Spa
2023 © Georgetown Aveda Salon and Spa
Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included)
 ﷯﷯ COLOR SERVICES Aveda is completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included. ﷯﷯
Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included)
 ﷯﷯ COLOR SERVICES Aveda is completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included. ﷯﷯
2023 © Georgetown Aveda Salon and Spa
Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included)

Women's Haircut with Style

Men's Haircut

Child's Haircut

(For children 11 and under)

Shampoo & Blow Dry

Relaxer (no finish)

Relaxer with finish

Special Occasion Styling

Updo

Shampoo & Blowdry thermal

$58 - $135

$52 - $63

$35

 

$45 - $60

$127 - $137

$162 - $192

$125+

$125+

$85+

COLOR SERVICES Aveda is now completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included.

One Step Process

(Root Coverage)

One Step (Roots) w/ Blow Dry

One Step (Roots) w/Haircut

Full One Color

Full One Color w/Blow Dry

Full One Color w/Haircut

Men’s Color (Add on)

Babylights

Partial Babylights

Full Highlights

Partial Highlights

Balayage

Gentlemen’s Gray Blending

Corrective Color

Gloss

From $90

 

From $145

From $195

From $130

From $185

From $240

From $50

From $160

From $140

From $150

From $110

From $170

From $75

Consultation

From $45

2023 © Georgetown Aveda Salon and Spa
Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included) COLOR SERVICES Aveda is now completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included.
2023 © Georgetown Aveda Salon and Spa
Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included) COLOR SERVICES Aveda is now completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included.
2023 © Georgetown Aveda Salon and Spa
Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included) COLOR SERVICES Aveda is now completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included.
Hair Cutting & Styling Short, long, straight, curly, wavy to highly textured - Aveda professionals will create a cut and style to suit your look and lifestyle. All haircuts include a shampoo and blow dry. Please note that the service price depends on level of experience of your provider. At Georgetown Aveda we perform three techniques that can be confusing. Here is a simple guide that will help you understand the difference between a single-color process, highlights, babylights, and balayage. Here, we will discuss each of these techniques to explain the differences. One step Single-color process is also called one step. This process not only covers gray but is a color process from roots to ends. Highlights Highlights are sectioning out pieces of hair and applying some type of lightener from root to tip to create dimension in the hair. Traditional highlights are usually created using foils. Using foil allows the lightener to penetrate deeper into the hair by conducting heat better than plastic film or open-air processing. Balayage Balayage comes from the French word balayer meaning to sweep. It is a free-hand painting highlights onto the hair, creating a soft and natural blended, sun-kissed color gradation of lightness towards the ends. Simply put, balayage is a highlighting technique and not a color. No foils are used. Due to its simplicity and stunning results, balayage is one of the most popular highlighting methods being used right now. Babylights Babylights are used to create dimension in the hair by lightening small sections of hair. The difference, though, lies in the amount of hair in each section, and the separation between sections. By coloring only micro-strands of hair, the babylights technique results in subtle, naturally Sunkissed looking hair. Hair Care (Shampoo & Blow Dry Included) COLOR SERVICES Aveda is now completely Natural and 100% VEGAN. Aveda Hair color is naturally derived with gentle, plant-based processing and conditioning. Services does not include cut or blow dry and styling. Soap cap & Toning services are needed to tone down color and remove old color in order to apply new color. This service is not included.
2023 © Georgetown Aveda Salon and Spa