What each service actually is
SINGLE PROCESS ($150) is one color applied all over — the standard for covering gray, going darker, or refreshing a faded shade. INOA single process ($160) is the same service in an ammonia-free formula. Root melt ($95) blurs the line between your regrowth and your length so it grows out softer.
BALAYAGE is hand-painted, no foils: $225 for a face frame, $250 partial, $395 full head. FOIL HIGHLIGHTS are packed and processed in foil for a brighter, more uniform lift: $250 face frame, $375 partial, $495 full head. Foilyage ($495) combines the two — painted placement, foil processing.
DOUBLE PROCESS ($350) lifts and then tones, for a shade your natural hair cannot reach in one step. GLOSS or TONER ($95) is the finishing layer that sets tone and shine; after a color service it is $55.
Which one you actually want
If your gray is showing and you want it gone, that is single process. If you want to look like you spent the summer somewhere, that is balayage. If you want it noticeably brighter and more uniform, that is foils. If your color has gone brassy but the placement is fine, that is a gloss and nothing more — do not let anyone sell you a full service for a toning problem.
This is exactly what the complimentary consultation is for. Bring photos, be honest about your budget and how often you can realistically come back, and the colorist will tell you which of the above you need — including when the answer is the cheaper one.
Color that survives Miami
Salt, chlorine and unrelenting sun are hard on color in a way they are not in most cities. We build that into the formula and into the aftercare rather than pretending it away. Protein Renewal Treatment for Blondes ($150) and K18 molecular repair are on the treatment menu for exactly this reason, and your colorist will tell you which take-home products actually matter and which do not.
What guests say
Katie is absolutely the best colorist there is! Her hair coloring skills are outstanding, and her professionalism, great personality, and attention to detail make the whole experience amazing. My hair has never looked better! I highly recommend Katie to anyone looking for exceptional hair color and service. She is truly the best! ❤️
Did highlights, tone and gloss with Fallon and she’s the best! She cares about hair health while being able to get you the perfect color and result. Also amazing chat and super friendly. 10/10
Good to know
Frequently asked
How much is hair color in Miami?
At Red Market Miami: single process $150, INOA ammonia-free single process $160, balayage $225–$395, foil highlights $250–$495, foilyage $495, double process $350, gloss or toner $95 ($55 after a color service), root melt $95, color correction $595.
What is the difference between balayage and highlights?
Balayage is painted on by hand with no foils, so the lift is softer and grows out without a hard line — it looks sun-lightened. Foil highlights are wrapped and processed in foil, which lifts brighter and more uniformly and gives a more finished, deliberate result. Balayage is lower maintenance; foils are higher impact.
How often should I come back for color?
Single process on gray is usually every four to six weeks, because regrowth shows at the root. Balayage is typically three to four months, because it is painted to grow out. A gloss between appointments ($95) will keep the tone from going brassy in Miami sun.
Do you do ammonia-free color?
Yes — INOA single process is $160. It is the formula we recommend for sensitive scalps, during pregnancy where your doctor is comfortable with it, and for clients coloring frequently.
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9700 Collins Ave, 3rd Level of Bal Harbour Shops, Bal Harbour, FL 33154