Tuesday To Saturday, 10:00 AM To 6:30 PM
1531 Highway 6, Unit 200, 2nd Floor, Sugar Land, TX 77478
Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 6:30 PM
Roots, gloss, a full change of shade or complete grey coverage, mixed for your skin tone and planned around how you want it to grow out. Your stylist checks your hair history first, then confirms the formula, the plan and the price before anything is applied.
Not sure which one you need? Book a consultation and describe the result you want. Your stylist will tell you which service gets there, and whether it takes one visit or two.
Color applied to the regrowth only, matched to your existing shade so the join is invisible.
Best ForKeeping an existing color looking fresh
Refreshes tone and adds shine without lifting your natural shade. Cools down brassiness or warms up flat color.
Best ForFaded tone and dull looking ends
A single shade applied from root to tip, whether you are going richer, deeper or a few levels different.
Best ForA real change of shade
Permanent color matched to your natural base for full coverage, or softer blending if you prefer greys to fade in.
Best ForCovering or blending grey
$75Starting Price, About 90 Minutes
Color Refresh, $145. Root color or gloss, a bond treatment, a haircut and a blow dry. Save $49.
See PackagesYour hair history, your goal and your photos. You hear what is realistic and the exact price before anything is mixed.
Color is mixed for your base and sectioned on carefully, roots first where regrowth needs the most time.
Checked as it develops rather than left on a timer, then toned or glossed to land on the shade you agreed.
Rinsed, conditioned and blow dried, and you leave knowing when to come back and how to wash it at home.
Typical refresh intervals so you can plan appointments around events rather than chasing them.
| Service | Typical Refresh | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Root Touch Up | Every 4 to 6 weeks | Regrowth starts to show against the colored lengths |
| Gloss And Toner | Every 6 to 8 weeks | Tone fades with washing, sun and hard water |
| All Over Color | Every 6 to 8 weeks | Shade softens and roots grow through |
| Grey Coverage | Every 4 to 6 weeks | Grey regrowth is the most visible at the parting |
| Balayage | Every 3 to 4 months | Hand painted lightness is made to grow out softly |
Intervals are typical ranges. Your stylist sets yours based on your hair growth, your shade and the contrast at your roots.
Color is chemistry, and what is already on your hair changes the result. None of this rules you out, it just changes the plan.
A few small things make the appointment run smoothly and the color land more evenly.
Most color fades from washing, heat and sun rather than time. These four habits make the biggest difference between appointments.
Give it 48 to 72 hours before the first wash so the color settles.
Gentler on the cuticle, so pigment stays in the hair instead of the drain.
Hot water opens the cuticle and lets tone escape faster.
Always before styling, because heat fades color as fast as washing does.
Want it handled for you? Add colored hair care to your visit, or book a free hair routine consultation.
Color appointments are booked with the Hotscope stylist team, led by owner and educator Manny Guerrero. Ask for someone by name when you call.




Hair color starts from $75 and takes about 90 minutes. A root touch up, a gloss, an all over shade or grey coverage are all priced from the consultation, because length, thickness and how far you are changing shade all affect the work involved.
Most clients come back every 4 to 6 weeks for roots, depending on how fast their hair grows and how much contrast there is between the root and the shade.
Yes. Full grey coverage uses a permanent color matched to your natural base. If you would rather soften greys than cover them, ask about blending them with lighter pieces instead.
Color changes the hair structure, so condition matters. Your stylist checks your hair history first, chooses the gentlest formula that will get the result, and will tell you if something needs more than one visit.
Usually yes, but tell your stylist at the consultation. Box dye builds up and can lift unevenly, so it sometimes needs extra steps or a slower plan to get an even result.
A gloss refreshes tone and adds shine without lifting your natural shade. A full color changes the shade itself and covers grey. Many clients book a gloss between full color appointments.
Arrive with dry, brushed hair, washed a day or two before rather than the same morning, and skip heavy oils or dry shampoo on the day unless your stylist has said otherwise.
Yes. A haircut after color is the usual order, and the Color Refresh package bundles root color or gloss, a bond treatment, a haircut and a blow dry for $145.
Send a booking request or call the salon. Every color appointment starts with a consultation, so you know the plan, the timing and the price before any color is mixed.
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