100%. Send us 2-3 photos of the hair you’re trying to match under good lighting—though not direct sunlight—capturing the full length of your hair, including your roots and ends. From that we’ll be able to let you know your best match. The colour kind, not the swipe right kind; that’s up to your other friends.

If you’re confident picking out your own colour, just remember to go for the colour on your ends; it’s the part you want to blend with the Halo so it makes sense for those colours to match. Otherwise, awks. And if you get it wrong, no drama. We offer 90 day exchanges on unused halos, so you can be sure you’ll find your halo soulmate one way or another.

Fresh from its plastic sleeve, hold your halo underneath the ends of your natural hair. It’s going to sit underneath the bottom section of your hair, so all you need to do is make sure your ends will blend with the colour of the Halo.

If you’re a shade or two different, no drama; it won’t be noticeable. Thanks to our multi- strand colouring system, once sitting underneath your own hair, cut and styled, the halo will blend seamlessly with your own hair.

If you’re after help matching colours, send through a few photos of your current hair, from root to end under good lighting, and we’ll be able to recommend the best colour for you.

We only recommend toning your halo one or two shades darker, never lighter (no bleaching). Although the hair is premium quality remy hair each halo will be different as it comes from a different person. They go through a series of chemical processes to get them to the colour and quality they are when you receive them, and so colouring them after this doesn't always warrant consistent results. Sitting Pretty can't take responsibility for issues caused by coloured Halos.

Two colours? No problems. For best blending results, we recommend you match your Halo to the lighter of the two colours. Otherwise, we also offer a few two-toned halos options, which are ideal for those with foils. Alternatively, ask your hairdresser to add some lowlights into your Halo to emulate your natural hair.

If you’re not sure which Halo colour will work best, send some photos of your natural hair, showing your full length under natural light, and we can help you choose the halo that will work best for you and your Saturday night plans.

Currently, we don’t have any balayage halo colours, though our future may change that. If you’re looking for a halo to match your balayage or ombre, best to match it to the lighter colour on your ends. If you’d prefer the top of your halo to be darker, simply get your hairdresser to paint balayage onto your Halo’s “roots”. A lot of our balayage and ombre beauties do it this way.

Yes, but we recommend with supervision, to make sure you watch the colour changes. Otherwise, it could overtone and go blue’er, silver’er, or grey’er than you were aiming for.

Hair extension strands are more porous than your natural locks, so they absorb colours and toners faster and easily’er.

No, because you don’t need to wash your halo every time you wash your own hair. Also, your Halo absorbs and holds colour more’er than your natural hair, so it won’t need as much colour maintenance. Simply pay attention to your halo’s colour to see when it needs an update.

You can use either with our Halos.

If you’re going to use professional toners, make sure your halo is wet (not washed) before applying. This will help the toner glide on for a more even result.

Some professional toner and blue shampoo brands work better than others, so do your research. If you’re unsure, you can always ask us. We’re just one Sitting Pretty email away.

All extensions are susceptible to colour fading over time, but it’s not a drastic change - unlike you after four espresso martinis. If fading, it’s more of a sign your Halo is getting a little old and needs replacing for a newer, hotter model. Generally, this happens around the 12-month mark. If you’re worried and want a colour top up, you can with a bit of toner.