Vivid fashion color in Cheongdam, Seoul

Pricing for vivid color at WENEED BLACK Cheongdam

The menu does not list vivid color as its own row. A vivid plan normally combines a lightening row with the full hair coloring row. The stylist confirms which rows apply to your hair and the total before work begins.

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.

What counts as a vivid color

Vivid colors are saturated, high-intensity shades: electric blue, magenta, violet, emerald, red. They are not about subtle tone. They are about presence. These pigments are semi-permanent or direct dyes in many cases, which means they coat and stain the hair and fade gradually rather than lock in.

That is why vivid shades reward a clean pale base and punish a messy one.

How lift level changes each color

Different colors need different bases.

• Blue, violet and teal: work from level 8 or so and can look rich even on a slightly warm base.
• Pink, magenta, peach: look cleanest on very pale hair. See pastel pink.
• Red and copper: need less lift. Mid-level warm hair can take them well.
• Green and yellow: show cleanly on a pale base and look muddy on orange.

The stylist reads your base and recommends a shade that suits it.

The plan, from start to finish

1. Consult: assess level, history and strength.
2. Lighten: via bleach, in stages if needed. See double bleach.
3. Color: apply the vivid shade, in full or in sections.
4. Set and rinse: cool water is used to protect the pigment.

Ask whether you want an all-over shade or color in parts, such as under-layers, because the menu rows are tied to how much hair is treated.

Cost reasoning

A vivid result usually needs two services: lightening, listed as medium hair bleaching at ₩150,000 or hair bleaching at ₩220,000, and color, listed as full hair coloring at ₩187,000. The stylist decides which bleaching row applies and confirms the total with you. Length, stylist level and condition can all move the figure. Hair that needs more than one lightening pass changes the plan, so raise that before booking.

How long vivid color stays vivid

Expect it to fade faster than regular dye. Hot water opens the hair surface and lets pigment escape. Wash less often, use cool water and a color-safe shampoo, and avoid long sun exposure. Reds and blues fade to a softer tone. Greens tend to go yellow. Dark clothes and pillowcases can pick up pigment at first, so protect them in the first washes.

Caring for vivid hair day to day

Treat vivid hair like a delicate fabric. Wash with cool water, once or twice a week at most. Rinse long enough to remove shampoo, but skip scalding temperatures. Dry gently with a towel and avoid rubbing. Skip clarifying shampoos, which strip pigment. Heat tools should be used on a low setting with a protective product. If the shade fades unevenly, return to the stylist for a refresh instead of covering it at home.

Work and travel realities

If you have a workplace dress code, check it before choosing a bold shade. If you fly home soon, plan the visit so the color has a few days to settle. A softer option such as tone-down color can bring the shade back later. Photos on the gallery page show how lightening and color work together. Reserve through Naver Booking.

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