Pastel pink color in Cheongdam, Seoul

Pricing for pastel pink at WENEED BLACK Cheongdam

A pastel pink usually combines a lightening service and a coloring service. The stylist works out which listed rows apply to your hair and confirms the total before starting. No other amounts are added.

Prices follow the salon’s Naver Place listing (October 2026). The price also depends on the stylist’s level, hair length and hair condition, and your stylist confirms the final price before work starts.

Why pastel pink starts with a pale base

Pastel means light and soft. A pastel shade can only appear on hair that is already very pale, because the color sits on top of the existing pigment. Pink on yellow hair turns peachy or orange. Pink on a clean pale-yellow, almost white base turns the soft pink in the photo.

So the first half of the work is lightening to level 9 or 10, the pale yellow stage described on the bleach page. The second half is applying the pink.

What the plan looks like

1. Check: the stylist assesses your starting level, past color and hair strength.
2. Lighten: bleaching in one or more stages until the base is pale enough.
3. Rinse and condition: reducing stress on the hair before color goes on.
4. Color: a pink formula, mixed to the strength you want, from sheer rose to candy.

On dark hair this can take more than one visit. See double bleach.

Shades inside the pink family

• Rose pink: dusty and slightly warm, forgiving on a lighter-yellow base.
• Baby pink: very pale, needs the cleanest base.
• Peach pink: warm and soft, hides a little leftover yellow.
• Cool pink or lilac pink: a bluer undertone that appears strongest on white-blonde.

Show the stylist where your photo sits among these.

How the price is built

The salon menu has no row named pastel pink. Your plan uses the listed lightening row, either medium hair bleaching at ₩150,000 or hair bleaching at ₩220,000, and the listed full hair coloring row at ₩187,000 for the pink. The stylist decides which bleaching row applies, and confirms the final price at the salon. The price may differ by stylist level, length and hair condition. Do not expect add-on amounts that are not on the menu.

A fade timeline to expect

Pastels fade quickly. The pink often softens within a few washes and may settle into a peach or blonde tint. This is normal, not a failure of the service. Cool water, color-safe shampoo and a limit on washing frequency stretch it out. Many people plan a refresh within weeks if the pink is the point of the look. See vivid fashion color for bolder shades that hold longer.

Reading the base level before you commit

You can estimate your starting point. Natural black or very dark brown sits at level 1 to 3. Medium brown is level 4 to 5. Light brown and dark blonde sit near 6 to 7. Pastel pink wants level 9 or 10. The gap between your level and that target decides how many lightening steps there are. A three-level gap is a small job. A seven-level gap is a staged plan. The stylist measures the real level under good light and explains the steps in order.

Preparing and bringing references

Bring two photos: one of the pink you want and one of the closest pink you would accept. Share your hair history honestly, including box dye. Consider whether you will need leftover time for a staged plan. Healthy hair lightens well, so skip heat styling and rough brushing in the weeks before. After the visit, damaged hair repair can support the lengths.

Frequently asked questions

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