Service menu & pricing
One rate. $70 an hour.
No service tiers and no mystery upcharges — a haircut and a five-hour blonding session are billed at the same hourly rate. Every service below lists the hours it normally takes, so the price is simply hours × $70. Longer, denser or previously-colored hair can need more time, and you hear the revised hours at consultation — never after the foils go in.
Every price on this page is simply hours × $70. The hours listed are what the service normally takes on average hair. If yours needs more chair time, you'll hear the revised hours before we start — and if it takes less, you pay less.
No gratuity. Mya doesn't accept tips — the price on this page is the whole price. If you'd like to say thank you, send a friend or leave a review.
Blonding & Color
Hand-painted, freehand lightening from front to back for a sun-grown blonde that melts out of your natural root. The most natural-looking way to go bright, and the kindest on your grow-out.
Hand-painted brightness through the face-frame, part and crown — everything the camera sees. A smart first step if you're testing the blonde waters.
A light refresh of your existing balayage. Built for clients who already have painted blonde and just want the money-pieces waking back up.
Foil work through the entire head for maximum lift, brightness and even coverage. The service to book when you want an unmistakable blonde.
Foils through the top section and face-frame. Keeps you bright where it counts while leaving your natural depth underneath.
A clean root touch-up that erases the line of demarcation and puts your color back to day one. Book every 4–6 weeks to stay seamless.
Root retouch plus a refresh through the mid-lengths and ends, so your color reads as one continuous tone instead of two.
The finishing move. A custom-mixed toner kills brass, cools or warms your blonde, and puts a glass-like shine on top. Great as a standalone between color appointments.
Cut & Style
Consultation, shampoo and scalp massage, a precision cut built around your texture and how you actually wear your hair, then a full style so you leave finished.
Consultation, wash, scalp massage, a hot-towel mask or treatment if your hair needs it, and a smooth blowout. Extra time may be added for length, density or texture.
Everything in the blow dry, finished with irons — sleek and straight or big and bouncy. Set before an event and it holds for days.
Treatments
A smoothing therapy that cuts frizz, shortens your styling time and keeps humidity from undoing your morning. Results build over several months of wear.
Booking policy
How appointments work.
You're quoted in hours, not vague ranges
Blonding and color correction start with a consultation — in person or by text with photos. You leave it knowing what's achievable today, whether your goal needs a second session, and how many hours it will take. Hours × $70 is your price, so you can check the math yourself before you sit down.
If it runs long, you hear about it first
The hours on the menu are what each service takes on average hair. If yours needs more chair time — extra density, an unexpected color history, a second round of lightening — you're told the revised hours before the work continues. And if it finishes early, you pay for the shorter time.
Tips aren't accepted
There's no gratuity line and no tip screen. The hours × $70 on the menu is what you pay, full stop. Referrals and reviews are the thanks that actually help.
Come with day-old hair
A little natural scalp oil protects you during lightening. Skip heavy dry shampoo or styling build-up, which can block lightener and cause patchy lift.
Block out enough time
Most balayage and highlight appointments run 2.5 to 5 hours. Big transformations are staged across two or three sessions so your hair stays healthy, with the hours quoted for each one up front.
Every color service is finished with a style
You leave dry and styled, so you can actually see what the color does in motion and in daylight.
Rebook before you leave
Lived-in blonde generally means a one-hour gloss ($70) at six to eight weeks and a color service at three to four months. Booking on the way out is how people keep the hair they paid for.
New guests welcome
Let's talk about your blonde.
Send a photo of your hair and a photo of your goal. You'll get an honest read on what's possible, how many sessions it takes and what it costs — before you book anything.