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Permanent, & Temporary.  Permanent hair color 

•     A  stylist's choice of hair color can depend on a number of factors,  including the desired final look, the natural color of the client's hair, and the type of colorant used. There are three main types of hair colorants: permanent, semi-permanent, and temporary.

• Permanent hair color is the longest-lasting type and is generally the preferred choice of hair salon professionals and stylists. It provides the most coverage and can last up to six weeks.

• Semi-permanent color will last around 20 washes and provides a more translucent look. However, in sunny Miami, the sun can oxidize the color and make it fade more quickly.
  

• Temporary color is the shortest-lasting type and is typically used for quick fixes. It will last one or two shampoos, depending on the quality of the product. More information

This includes balayage, highlights, and a single process.

• Balayage is a French word meaning “to sweep” and involves a freehand approach to create subtle, natural-looking highlights. Hair Stylist call this free hand painting

• Highlights use foils to keep the lightener moist during the lightening of individual strands of hair. Hair Salon and Stylist in Miami work on much blonde hair.
•  Single-process color is when permanent color is applied to the roots of the hair or the entire head of hair. This type of coloring can be done to enhance or change the natural color of the hair

• Keratin smoothing treatment is a semi-permanent treatment used by hair stylists to smooth and adds shine to dry frizzy hair. , Miami Hair Salon and Stylist know how long The solution containing a derivative of formaldehyde will remain in the hair after it is applied to the hair strands .hair stylist must read services information to know to properly work with any new products..After the product is applied to the hair t is then dried and flat ironed afterward to seal the treatment.treatmetn
• last about 4 months.   

• Amino acid smoothing treatments are similar, 
• but they are made from a combination of amino acids.

• They don't use any formaldehyde.. Both treatments are applied to the hair using a brush and blow dryer and flat iron. The results typically last several months. The main difference between the two is the ingredients used as well as the smell of the chemicals is nonexistent, The end results they provide are very similar and they last about the same time, more or less around four months.

How long does a hair stylist take to do a Keratin Treatment ?

About 2.5 hours from beginning to end