Hair colorists in Beverly Hills.

Besides founder Johnny Ramirez, 14 people on the OLLIN Beverly Hills team do color, and the quickest way to the right one is to start from the color you want: blonde, brunette, red, gray coverage, balayage or a correction. All-over color is $150–200, partial highlights are $400–500 and full highlights $500–600. Book online or call (424) 204-9095.

Which colorist should I ask for blonde?

For soft, lived-in blonde, ask for Ariel Hauck, Haley Heroy, Caroline Whitehead or Luca Ponce. Ariel is known for blondes and brunettes that grow out gently; Haley for lived-in classic blondes; Caroline for dimensional blondes; Luca for blonding and hand-painted balayage. Going lighter all over is Bleach & Tone, which is priced at the consultation. The options are laid out on our blonde and highlights pages.

Which colorist for brunette or red hair?

Haley Heroy is known for expensive brunettes and realistic redheads, and Luca Ponce lists dimensional brunette color among his specialties. Maggie Garcia works across rich brunettes, vibrant reds and creative colors. If a blonde has drifted too light, Tone Down ($350–450) takes it back to a richer, dimensional depth, and a gloss ($75–100) refreshes shine and tone between bigger appointments.

Who does gray coverage and color correction?

Maggie Garcia's specialties are color corrections, gray blending and gray coverage. One Process Color, a single soft all-over color, is $150–200, and a Base Bump, color painted back at the root, is also $150–200. A correction is priced at the consultation, because the work depends on what is already on your hair. Read more on gray coverage and on color correction.

Which colorist for balayage?

Caroline Whitehead, Luca Ponce, Grace Zip and Chad Kenyon all name balayage as a specialty; Chad pairs his with a face-framing method he calls HairStrobing™. OLLIN's founder, Johnny Ramirez, coined the technique known as Lived-in Color: dark at the root, bright through the ends, made to grow out softly. Our balayage page covers cost and upkeep.

Colorists who also fit extensions

Kyra McCaffrey, Grace Zip, Mia Shin, Marilyn Lizardo, Justine Petrucci and Caroline Whitehead all work with extensions, so the color and the added length can come from one person. Grace names micro K-tip and tape-in extensions, and Mia is a Great Lengths extensions artist. Extensions are priced at the consultation; see hair extensions.

Colorist or Colorist/Stylist: what is the difference?

Apart from the founder, each artist on our team list is marked Colorist, Stylist or Colorist/Stylist. A Colorist concentrates on color; a Colorist/Stylist can color and cut in the same visit. The five colorists are Ariel Hauck, Haley Heroy, Maggie Garcia, Chad Kenyon and Kyra McCaffrey. The nine colorist/stylists are Justine Petrucci, Camilla Zinober, Grace Zip, Mia Shin, Keary Bladel, Savannah Faulstick, Luca Ponce, Caroline Whitehead and Marilyn Lizardo. Camilla is also a trichologist, a specialist in hair and scalp health.

How to book a colorist at OLLIN Beverly Hills

Book online, or call (424) 204-9095 and tell the front desk what color you are after; they will steer you to a colorist who does it. A color appointment does not include a blow-dry, so if you want one afterwards, say so when you book and the time is held with your stylist. Menu prices are ranges, and the final price is set at your consultation. We're at 8912 W Olympic Blvd, open Tuesday to Saturday, 7am to 6pm.

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