How much does color correction cost in Winter Park, FL?

At Mint on the Avenue on Park Avenue in Winter Park, FL, color correction ranges from $150–$250 for a single-process correction up to $400–$900+ for a multi-session correction plan. Every case is quoted individually after a complimentary consultation, because pricing reflects time, product volume, and technical complexity.

How many appointments does color correction take?

Color correction at Mint on the Avenue in Winter Park may take one appointment or several, depending on the hair's history. Significantly compromised or multiply-processed hair typically requires two to four visits so the hair can recover between steps — a timeline the colorist outlines plainly at the initial consultation.

Is there a consultation fee for color correction at Mint on the Avenue?

No. Mint on the Avenue at 228 N Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789 offers a complimentary consultation for every color correction inquiry — no charge to sit down with a colorist and map out what is possible before any service is booked.

What Aveda color products are used during color correction?

Mint on the Avenue is an Aveda Concept Salon, so every product used during a color correction service — from pre-treatment to finishing rinse — comes from Aveda's professional line. This includes plant-derived pigments and Aveda toners, with no outside color brands used at any stage.

Can Mint on the Avenue fix a box-color or botched salon color job?

Yes. The colorists at Mint on the Avenue in Winter Park, FL specialize in correcting box-color mishaps and unfinished work from previous salons. Each case is treated as its own project: the colorist assesses the hair's full history, then provides a written service plan and realistic timeline before work begins.

Color Correction Winter Park — Mint on the Avenue

Mint on the Avenue, an Aveda Concept Salon at 228 N Park Avenue in Winter Park, FL 32789, offers color correction services ranging from $150 to $900+, with a complimentary consultation before any work begins. Steps from Hannibal Square and Central Park’s koi pond path, Mint on the Avenue has long drawn clients who take craft seriously and expect the same in return. Every correction service uses exclusively Aveda professional color chemistry — from pre-treatment through finishing rinse — with no competing brands entering the process at any stage.

What does color correction actually involve?

Color correction is not a single service with a fixed price — it is a diagnosis followed by a carefully sequenced plan. The hair that arrives at our Park Avenue salon tells a story: previous lightening, overlapping permanent color, heat damage, or tones that shifted in ways no one anticipated. Our colorists read that story before recommending a path forward. In many cases, correction unfolds across more than one appointment, and we say so plainly at the outset rather than midway through a long service day.

Single-Process Correction: Addresses one dominant issue — banding, uneven lift, or unwanted warmth — using Aveda professional color chemistry to rebalance tone and depth across the whole head. Pricing: $150–$250. Typical duration: 2 to 3 hours.
Bleach & Tone Correction: For hair that has been over-processed or unevenly lightened, a controlled bleach protocol followed by Aveda toners achieves a cohesive, stable result. Pricing: $220–$380.
Color Removal & Re-color: A two-phase service that first removes unwanted artificial pigment, then deposits a new foundation color — often completed across two appointments for the health of the hair. Pricing: $280–$480. Full removal and re-color sessions can run 5 to 7 hours.
Multi-Session Correction Plan: For significantly compromised or multiply-processed hair, a phased roadmap — typically two to four visits — allows the hair to recover between steps and arrive at the target color intact. Pricing: $400–$900+ (total plan).

Why isn’t color correction a single service with a fixed price?

Pricing reflects time, product volume, and technical complexity — which is why we quote each case individually after the consultation. A single-process correction may take 2 to 3 hours. A full removal and re-color can run 5 to 7 hours, which is why some clients prefer to split the work across two appointments. Multi-session correction plans typically span two to four visits to allow the hair adequate recovery between steps. The ranges above represent the realistic span of what clients in the 32789 ZIP typically invest, and every figure is discussed transparently before work begins.

What color correction services are available in Winter Park?

Every correction engagement at Mint on the Avenue begins with a complimentary consultation — no charge to sit down with a colorist and map out what is possible. The four service categories defined above cover the most common correction scenarios we encounter, from a box-color mishap to a previous salon’s unfinished lightening work. Aveda’s Botanical Repair and Damage Remedy lines are incorporated into the correction protocol to minimize structural compromise and support recovery between sessions. No competing brands enter the process — a single, cohesive product philosophy from pre-treatment through finishing rinse.

Why choose Mint on the Avenue for color correction in Winter Park?

Mint on the Avenue is an Aveda Concept Salon, which means our colorists train continuously in Aveda’s color science — a system built on plant-derived pigments and a commitment to hair integrity alongside color result. We do not rush correction work, and we do not promise outcomes we cannot deliver. The Hannibal Square West Side neighborhood draws a discerning clientele who value that directness, and our approach reflects it.

Aveda-certified colorists with advanced correction training
Plant-derived color chemistry that prioritizes hair health
Honest assessment of your hair’s current condition and history
Written service plan shared before work begins
Transparent pricing discussed at the complimentary consultation

Where is Mint on the Avenue, and who travels here for color correction?

Our salon is at 228 N Park Avenue, a short walk from the Hannibal Square farmers market corridor and a few blocks from the galleries and independent businesses that give this quarter of Winter Park its particular character. Clients travel to us from College Park (32804), Baldwin Park (32814), Maitland (32751), and Audubon Park (32803) — often combining an appointment with a visit to Briar Patch Books, a meal at Prato or Tabla, or a walk through Central Park. The SunRail and Amtrak station, Rollins College, and Knowles Memorial Chapel are all within easy reach of Park Avenue, making the salon a natural stop in a longer afternoon.

Walking distance from Hannibal Square and the Winter Park Farmers Market
Minutes from Rollins College and Knowles Memorial Chapel
Easy access from College Park, Baldwin Park, and Maitland
Street parking and nearby lots along Park Avenue

How long does a color correction appointment take?

It depends on the complexity of your starting point. A single-process correction may take 2 to 3 hours. A full removal and re-color can run 5 to 7 hours, which is why some clients prefer to split the work across two appointments. Multi-session correction plans typically span two to four visits to allow the hair adequate recovery between steps.

Will my hair be damaged by the correction process?

Any chemical service carries some risk, and correction work is more intensive than a standard color appointment. We use Aveda’s Botanical Repair and Damage Remedy lines as part of the correction protocol to minimize structural compromise and support recovery between sessions.

Can you fix a color I did at home?

Yes — box color correction is one of the most common cases we see. Box color deposits evenly and deeply, which makes it harder to lift or shift. We will assess your hair at the consultation and give you an honest picture of what is achievable and over what timeframe.

How do I know what my hair can handle before I come in?

The consultation is the right place for that conversation. Bring photos of your current color and your goal, and be ready to share your color history as completely as you can. The more we know going in, the more accurate our plan and pricing will be.

Does Mint on the Avenue offer a guarantee on color correction results?

We stand behind our work and will address any outcome that falls short of what we agreed upon at the consultation. What we cannot guarantee is a single-session result when the hair’s condition or history requires a phased approach — and we will tell you that clearly before we begin.

What should I do to prepare my hair before a correction appointment?

Come in with your hair as close to its natural, unmanipulated state as possible — no heavy oils or dry shampoo. Avoid washing the day of the appointment, and bring any photos that represent your starting point and your goal. Our colorists will handle everything else.

To schedule a complimentary color correction consultation, visit us at 228 N Park Avenue in Winter Park, call 407.645.2264, or text 830.390.0226 — we are glad to talk through your hair’s history before you commit to anything.

Frequently asked questions

How much does color correction cost in Winter Park, FL?: At Mint on the Avenue on Park Avenue in Winter Park, FL, color correction ranges from $150–$250 for a single-process correction up to $400–$900+ for a multi-session correction plan. Every case is quoted individually after a complimentary consultation, because pricing reflects time, product volume, and technical complexity.
How many appointments does color correction take?: Color correction at Mint on the Avenue in Winter Park may take one appointment or several, depending on the hair's history. Significantly compromised or multiply-processed hair typically requires two to four visits so the hair can recover between steps — a timeline the colorist outlines plainly at the initial consultation.
Is there a consultation fee for color correction at Mint on the Avenue?: No. Mint on the Avenue at 228 N Park Avenue, Winter Park, FL 32789 offers a complimentary consultation for every color correction inquiry — no charge to sit down with a colorist and map out what is possible before any service is booked.
What Aveda color products are used during color correction?: Mint on the Avenue is an Aveda Concept Salon, so every product used during a color correction service — from pre-treatment to finishing rinse — comes from Aveda's professional line. This includes plant-derived pigments and Aveda toners, with no outside color brands used at any stage.
Can Mint on the Avenue fix a box-color or botched salon color job?: Yes. The colorists at Mint on the Avenue in Winter Park, FL specialize in correcting box-color mishaps and unfinished work from previous salons. Each case is treated as its own project: the colorist assesses the hair's full history, then provides a written service plan and realistic timeline before work begins.