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Hair Extension Colour Matching in Fethiye: What the Appointment Involves

A colour match can be booked on its own here: no fitting agreed, no hair bought, nothing else settled. A candidate strand goes into your mid-lengths, is combed through, and is judged in more than one light, including outdoors in shade. You leave with the decision written down. It can also end without a shade, usually because your own colour has to finish first.

Extension strands prepared for comparison in the Fethiye workshop
Photographs illustrate the product only. Camera, screen and lighting all alter colour, so no image here can be used as a colour reference.

What is judged when two heads of hair are compared is set out on the colour matching page and not repeated here. This page is the appointment: the room, the order of events, the days around it.

It is for someone close enough to walk in.

Short answer

A colour match can be booked on its own here: no fitting agreed, no hair bought, nothing else settled. A candidate strand goes into your mid-lengths, is combed through, and is judged in more than one light, including outdoors in shade. You leave with the decision written down. It can also end without a shade, usually because your own colour has to finish first.

Booking a match without booking anything else

The match is bookable by itself. Nothing else has to be settled that day — no method, no weight, no dates, no purchase — and it stays separable for one reason: we will not promise an exact shade from a photograph, so the question closes where the hair is.

What leaves the room with you is a decision rather than a conversation: which strands were tried, whether it came to one shade or a blend, and the light that confirmed it, written down. A new process on your own hair reopens it.

What actually happens, in order

Closely related copper strands separated out for comparison against a client’s hair
Photographs illustrate the product only. Camera, screen and lighting all alter colour, so no image here can be used as a colour reference.

The order does not vary. Sections come first, because the nape and the crown have never lived the same life.

Then the ring, which stays on the head rather than in the air: a strand goes into the mid-lengths and is combed through until it travels with your hair rather than beside it.

Then out of the door, because nothing is confirmed under workshop light. Three conditions are used — the working light inside, shaded daylight at the doorway, and the light from above with the hair turned back. One disagreement sends the strand back.

You close the decision, in that hesitation keeps it open; but a strand we do not consider settled is not signed off.

How to arrive: the hair that walks in

Not what to send ahead of a trip — that belongs to the Fethiye page — but the hair sitting in front of us.

Dry, because damp hair reads darker than it is. Combed and unstyled, because irons and a tight blow-dry change the surface a strand is read against. And nothing recent on it: a morning gloss, a colour shampoo or a shine spray each shift the reading and then wash out, making a permanent decision against something temporary.

  • Dry hair, no swim on the way
  • Combed and unstyled, no irons
  • No gloss, colour shampoo or shine spray
  • Your colour service already settled
  • Something neutral to wear

Fitting your own colour work into the days you have

The order cannot be reversed: your colour finishes, the match is taken against the finished result, the fitting comes last.

A root tint is the mild version and still wants an appointment to itself. Toner and gloss are the deceptive ones: small services that move exactly the quality being matched, and that recede as they wear. Lightening and correction govern the calendar, neither reliably finishing in one sitting.

No number of days will come from us, only the sequence. Each colour service takes a day of its own, the result wants a day to settle, the match is a separate booking, and the fitting sits behind all three.

When nothing held will match your hair

Some hair has no ready answer on the shelf. That ends the search rather than the appointment.

The components are decided at that same table: which shades go in, and in what weight. Production is in this building, so the decision does not have to survive a supplier or a catalogue boundary. How components behave in your hair is on the blending page.

A blend is a preparation step, and that step wants a day of its own. Nor does it go straight onto the head: the finished bundle goes back into your hair and out to the doorway first.

What coastal light does to the judgement

Daylight is abundant here for most of the year — a condition to work around rather than an advantage to advertise. Overhead sun at midday flattens everything: every strand returns the same brightness, the direction the hair leans vanishes underneath it, and two different shades begin to agree. Whitewash, pale terraces and the sea add to it from below. A shade approved on a white terrace at noon has not been approved — almost anything passes there.

So we go outside without going into the sun: shade with open sky above it, and the outdoor part kept away from the hardest hour.

How the appointment can end

The easiest ending is a shade: something held says the same thing in every light it is carried into, and closes that day.

The second is that your own colour has to move first. With a plan running, an unfinished root or a correction in progress, the match is postponed: that service takes its day, the result settles, then the match reopens. Three steps, none shareable.

The third is that this is a blend, not a code: where your hair cannot be described by one shade, the appointment ends with a specification instead of a name.

One ending is unwelcome: we cannot match this from what is held. That is a fork rather than a refusal — either the extension hair goes through a colour process of its own, or the target moves somewhere reachable. Both lengthen the calendar.

Colour services and the matching line

The list covers work done on your own hair; the matching line stands apart because the appointment does. Fitting packages and labour are on the Fethiye price list.

Root Colour
€100–150
Full Hair Colour
€150–250
Toner / Gloss / Colour Refresh
€75–150
Root Bleach + Toner
€180–300
Colour Matching for Hair Extensions
€100–250
Colour Correction
€250–500
Ombré
€250–500
Balayage
€300–600
Highlights / Babylights
€250–500
Face Frame / Front Lightening
€150–300
Full Head Bleaching
€350–700
Full Bleach + Colour + Toner
€450–850

Every line is a range because a figure follows the hair analysis rather than preceding it.

Where we are, and what to confirm first

We are at Taşyaka Mah., Ölüdeniz Caddesi (TSK), No: 45/1, Fethiye / Muğla. The street name misleads people: the address is in Fethiye itself, not in Ölüdeniz.

Opening hours and availability are deliberately absent, because that kind of statement is accurate for a while and then quietly stops being. So if a day is being built around this appointment, confirm three things directly: that the booking is open on your dates, that your colour service can sit on a separate day, and that what you describe is something we hold. Holding it afterwards belongs to whoever looks after your hair.

Frequently asked

Common questions

Can I book only a colour match, without committing to a fitting?

Yes. Nothing else has to be agreed that day — not a method, not a weight, not dates, and no purchase. You leave with the decision recorded: which strands were tried, whether it came to one shade or a blend, and the light it was confirmed in. That record is usable by whoever colours your hair afterwards. A new process reopens it.

How should my hair be when I arrive?

Dry, combed, unstyled and with nothing recent on it. Damp hair reads darker than it is, and irons or a tight blow-dry change the surface the comparison is made against. A gloss done that morning, a colour shampoo or a shine spray will move the reading and then wash out — a permanent decision against something temporary. Skip the swim on the way.

Can my colour service and the match happen on the same day?

No, and the sequence is the reason rather than the diary. Your own colour finishes first, the match is taken against the finished result, and the fitting follows both. A root tint needs its own appointment; toner and gloss move precisely the quality being matched; correction may not finish in one sitting. We publish no number of days, only the order: colour, settle, match, fit.

Is bright sunshine not the best light to check a shade in?

Outdoors yes, sunshine no. Overhead midday sun returns the same brightness from every strand, so the direction the hair leans disappears underneath it and two different shades start to look alike. Whitewashed walls, pale terraces and the sea add to it from below, and almost any shade passes there. What the comparison needs is shade with open sky above it.

Send your dates and whatever colour work your hair still needs, and we will place the match in that plan.

Method, colour, length and grams are settled by consultation before anything is quoted.