66 per cent match — Good match
- Hair colour — $250
- Does colour correction
- 1.2 km from Hobart — about a 4 minute drive
- Hair colour $250
- Highlights $200
Colour correction in Hobart
We list 4 colour correction specialists across Hobart, prices start between $58 and $270, and all of them are appointment-only.
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Colour correction in Hobart, at a glance
Correction is the most technical work a colourist does: removing banding, evening out box dye, or undoing a colour that went wrong. It is priced by the hour because no two heads are the same.
- Prices from
- $58–$270
- Open past 7pm
- 3 of 4
What to look for
- A consultation before the appointment is non-negotiable. Anyone quoting a fixed price sight-unseen is guessing.
- Ask for a realistic plan. Serious corrections often need two or three sessions.
- Look for a colourist who says no to what your hair cannot take today.
- Bring photos of the history, including the products you used at home.
4 places in and around Hobart
Ordered by how well each one fits a typical colour correction specialist request here — not by advertising spend, and not purely by rating.
Searching from Hobart
61 per cent match — Good match
- Hair colour — $335
- Does colour correction
- Hair colour $335
- Highlights $214
41 per cent match — Worth considering
- Hair colour — $58
- 1.9 km from Hobart — about a 4 minute drive
- Hair colour $58
- Highlights $163
33 per cent match — Worth considering
- Hair colour — $270
- 4 reviews mention hair colour
- 1.6 km from Hobart — about a 4 minute drive
“Below photo is about 12weeks after cut and colour”
- Hair colour $270
- Highlights $290
Common questions
- How much does colour correction cost?
- Most Melbourne salons charge by the hour, commonly $140 to $180, because the work required is not knowable in advance. A full-day correction can run from $600 upwards.
- Will my hair be damaged?
- Any lightening costs some integrity. A good colourist manages that with bond builders, staged sessions and by stopping short of a shade your hair cannot currently hold.