81 per cent match — Strong match
- 370 m from Grafton — about a 5 minute walk
- 3 reviews mention hair colour
“All the staff are beautiful and make you feel special, Just love the way they cut and colour my hair 💕”
Hair colour in Grafton
We list 22 hair colourists across Grafton, most start between $368 and $368, and all of them are appointment-only.
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Hair colour in Grafton, at a glance
A colour appointment can be a regrowth touch-up, a complete change of shade or a gloss to refresh what is already there, and each asks for different skill. What your hair has been through matters as much as the shade you want, because colour already on it decides what is possible in one sitting.
- Most start between
- $368–$368
- Open past 7pm
- 2 of 22
What to look for
- A skin allergy test before permanent colour if you are new to the salon or to the brand. It is a safety step, not a formality.
- A colourist who asks what is already on your hair, including box dye and henna, before quoting a price.
- For grey, ask whether they blend it or cover it. Blending grows out more softly; full coverage needs more frequent regrowth appointments.
- Check whether toner, gloss and a blow-dry are included in the price you were quoted.
How much does hair colour cost in Australia? Half of what Australian businesses publish sits between $45 and $130.
22 places in and around Grafton
Ordered by how well each one fits a typical hair colourist request here — not by advertising spend, and not purely by rating.
Searching from Grafton
79 per cent match — Strong match
- Right here from Grafton — about a 2 minute walk
- 2 reviews mention hair colour
“Loving my new 🩷hair colour!”
78 per cent match — Strong match
- Highlights — $368
- 208 m from Grafton — about a 3 minute walk
- 2 reviews mention hair colour
“Love my new colour thanks Kerrie and Lauren.”
- Highlights $368
78 per cent match — Strong match
- 222 m from Grafton — about a 3 minute walk
- 2 reviews mention hair colour
“Consistently great results for my monthly hair colour with Val”
63 per cent match — Good match
- 343 m from Grafton — about a 4 minute walk
63 per cent match — Good match
- 255 m from Grafton — about a 3 minute walk
63 per cent match — Good match
- Right here from Grafton — about a 2 minute walk
63 per cent match — Good match
- 1.5 km from Grafton — about a 4 minute drive
63 per cent match — Good match
- 1.5 km from Grafton — about a 4 minute drive
63 per cent match — Good match
- 344 m from Grafton — about a 4 minute walk
63 per cent match — Good match
- 2.4 km from Grafton — about a 5 minute drive
62 per cent match — Good match
- 551 m from Grafton — about a 7 minute walk
62 per cent match — Good match
- 1.7 km from Grafton — about a 4 minute drive
62 per cent match — Good match
- 1.5 km from Grafton — about a 4 minute drive
62 per cent match — Good match
- 716 m from Grafton — about a 9 minute walk
62 per cent match — Good match
- 262 m from Grafton — about a 3 minute walk
62 per cent match — Good match
- Right here from Grafton — about a 2 minute walk
62 per cent match — Good match
- 1.9 km from Grafton — about a 4 minute drive
61 per cent match — Good match
- 2.1 km from Grafton — about a 5 minute drive
61 per cent match — Good match
- 169 m from Grafton — about a 2 minute walk
59 per cent match — Good match
- 2.9 km from Grafton — about a 7 minute drive
57 per cent match — Worth considering
- 371 m from Grafton — about a 5 minute walk
Common questions
- How often does hair colour need redoing?
- Permanent colour usually needs its regrowth done every four to eight weeks, sooner when there is strong contrast with your natural shade or a lot of grey to cover. Demi-permanent colour and glosses fade gradually over several weeks, which is why they are often used to refresh colour between full appointments.
- Do I need a patch test?
- Most professional colour brands ask for a skin allergy test around 48 hours before permanent colour, particularly on a first visit or with a new brand. A careful salon will ask for one; it is worth booking rather than skipping.