Professional Haircolor
Matrix offers an array of professional haircolor options. Whether you crave a subtle color boost or a complete transformation, only your Matrix Colorist can create a custom shade especially for you. We offer a full-spectrum of shades in every color category to appeal to your tastes - from the color shy to the fashion-forward.

Matrix color technology ensures consistent results so you can expect salon perfect color and condition, every time. If you see anything you like, please schedule a haircolor consultation at your salon, or find a Matrix Color Master through our salon locator and start the color journey together!

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What are the different types of professional haircolor?

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Permanent Haircolor: lift and deposit haircolor, best used for grey coverage or when altering the natural hair color is desired. Color is long-lasting (permanent), and leaves a line of demarcation. The Matrix permanent haircolor brand is SOCOLOR.

Demi-Permanent Haircolor: deposit only haircolor, best used to match, deepen or change tone of natural hair color. Color is long-lasting (four to six weeks), and leaves little to no line of demarcation.
The Matrix demi-permanent haircolor brand is COLOR SYNC.

Semi-Permanent Haircolor: deposit only haircolor, best used for shine, slight tonal change, refreshment of natural haircolor. Color is short-lasting (up to 8 shampoos), leaves no line of demarcation. The Matrix semi-permanent haircolor brand is Prizms.PLUS.

Lighteners: designed to remove natural and artificial haircolor, best used to create highlights, all over blonde or change previous artificial haircolor depth and tone. Color is long-lasting (permanent), and leaves a line of demarcation. The Matrix lightener brands are V-Light & Colorgraphics 2.
What are Highlights? Highlights refer to the creation of lighter-colored strands over a darker base. Highlights can be subtle, natural-looking streaks or bold, chunky sections. Placing a lighter shade within the overall haircolor will open up an area of the face or enhance a feature.

What are Lowlights? Lowlights are darker strands woven into a lighter base. Lowlights can be used to tone down overly bright highlights or to blend away gray. Adding a deeper shade will give definition to the face