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What should you look for when choosing a hairstylist? A great haircut isn't about finding the first available appointment. It's about finding a stylist whose experience, approach, and price point align with your hair goals, lifestyle, and budget. At Sunday Salon, clients can choose from Stylists and Master Stylists, with every team member completing extensive education, ongoing training, and working within a collaborative culture where stylists regularly consult with one another to deliver the best possible results. Every haircut begins with a personalized consultation to understand your hair type, routine, and long-term goals before any cutting begins. Whether you're looking for a simple refresh or a complete transformation, the focus is on creating a haircut that fits your life and grows out beautifully between appointments.
Brassiness showing up a few weeks after a Balayage appointment doesn't mean the color was done wrong. Warm, unwanted tones can surface naturally as color oxidizes and fades, especially in lighter pieces that were lifted the most during the service. That's exactly why a toning and gloss finish is treated as a core part of the process rather than an optional add-on. Sunday Salon's Master Colorist tier is trained to read how a specific base color is likely to fade and to tone accordingly, so the shift toward warmth is slower and less noticeable between visits. For Mordecai clients, that planning happens at Sunday Salon's Raleigh Iron Works studio, where the initial Balayage placement and the toning formula are considered together rather than as two separate steps. If brassiness does start to creep in before your next appointment, it's a normal part of how lightened hair behaves, not a sign that anything went wrong with the original service. Knowing that in advance makes the weeks between visits far less stressful.
Sunday Salon
Raleigh Iron Works
1101 E Whitaker Mill Rd
Suite 170
Raleigh, NC 27604
(919) 650-2416
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