
Service menu · Juno Beach, Florida
What we actually
do all day.
the honest version, with the numbers.
Every price below is a starting price and every time is the real one we book, including processing. Where a service says “quoted at consultation”, it is because the honest number genuinely depends on your hair — and we would rather tell you before we begin than after.
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* Our color is ammonia-free — professional, from Artègo, made with up to 99% organic and natural ingredients. The lightener is ammonia-free too, so a highlight, balayage or blonding appointment is ammonia-free start to finish. What that does and does not mean →
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About the prices and times on this page
Every price here is a starting price and every time is a starting time. What you actually pay, and how long you are in the chair, depends on your hair — its length, its density, what color is already on it, and how much color the application takes to get where you want to go. Two people can book the same service and need very different amounts of both.
Nancy gives you the real number and the real length before anything is mixed. Not at the end.
* Organic is the color we use: a professional ammonia-free system from Artègo, formulated with up to 99% organic and natural ingredients — several of them ECOCERT and COSMOS certified. It is what we mix for permanent color, gray coverage, gloss, toner and root work, and it is what tones and finishes every lightening service on this page. We lighten with an ammonia-free lightener as well, so the highlighting, balayage and blonding services on this page are ammonia-free from start to finish. It is made with kukui nut butter and lavender — the kukui holds moisture in the hair while it lifts, which is why it comes out silkier than lightener usually does. There is no certified organic standard for professional hair color, so no salon holds one. Exactly what the word covers →
† Times marked with a dagger vary most of all.
Not sure which service you want?
Balayage or highlights?
Different grow-out, different rhythm, different cost.
Cover the gray or blend it?
Both are correct. What each asks of you in maintenance. Compare the two →
Something went wrong?
Brass, banding, box dye. Diagnosed before it is touched.
What ammonia-free means
Including the parts the industry is careless about.
First time here?
Exactly what happens at a first appointment.
All 21 guides
Straight answers on gray, blonde, brass and Florida water.
Questions about pricing
How much is balayage in Juno Beach?
Balayage at Touchée starts at $350 and takes around three and a half hours. The final price depends on your hair's length, density and how far it has to travel to get where you want it — which is why we quote before we begin, not after.
How much does a haircut cost?
The signature haircut, wash and blow-dry starts at $130 and takes an hour and a quarter. The transformation haircut is $160 and an hour and a half. A men's haircut starts at $55.
How much is gray coverage?
Gray coverage starts at $135 and takes about an hour and a half. All-over single process color starts at $175. If you want dimension as well as coverage, dimensional color starts at $350.
How much is a keratin treatment?
An organic keratin treatment starts at $350 and takes around three and a half hours. It is a real commitment of time, and we will tell you honestly whether your hair and your routine actually need it.
Why does it say “starting at”?
Because hair is not standardised. Length, density, color history and the result you want all change the time and product a service takes. The starting price is the floor. We give you the real number at consultation, before anything is mixed.
Do you do color correction, and what does it cost?
Yes, and it is quoted only after we have seen the hair in person. Correction is priced by time and product, and both depend entirely on what is currently on your hair. Sometimes it is one appointment, sometimes three.
How often should I come in for color?
Four, six or twelve weeks. Four weeks suits precise blonde and full gray coverage. Six weeks suits dimension and gloss with softer regrowth. Twelve weeks suits color designed to grow out softly on purpose. The right rhythm is the one that matches your hair and your calendar, and we work it out at consultation.
Do you take walk-ins?
Color is by appointment. Call the salon at (561) 578-9549 and we will tell you honestly what is available.
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new here? start with the consultation.
We look at your hair, its history and your actual calendar before anyone mixes anything. It is the difference between a result you like once and one you can keep.






























