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We have good news if you're on the hunt for a low-maintenance color. "I find foilyage to be less maintenance than a balayage," Rokinz says. In between salon visits, using a color-safe shampoo and the occasional at-home gloss treatment should keep you looking fresh.
Rokinz says you can typically tell when you need a little touch-up and should book an appointment with your colorist. "Typically, anything after five weeks is normal if you'd like a refresh." Granted, your natural starting color may affect this timeline. "In my opinion, foilyage on naturally lighter hair will always be less maintenance than for those with darker hair." It's easier to keep lighter bases looking bright, while dark hair colors will need to put in a little extra effort to combat unwanted warmth.
Ultimately, it's always best to consult with your colorist before diving into a new look to ensure it's compatible with not only your hair but your lifestyle, too.