New to Barcelona? How to Continue Your Hair Colour with a New Salon
Moving to Barcelona does not have to mean starting your hair colour again. If you already like your shade, the first task for a new colourist is to understand what you want to keep: the depth at the roots, the tone through the lengths, the placement of lighter pieces or simply the overall feel. A useful first appointment begins with that conversation, rather than choosing a new colour from a photograph alone.
At Mirik Beauty, Carrer de Balmes 190, we assess your current colour, previous treatments and the result you want before recommending a service. This guide is for international residents and visitors who need to continue an existing colour routine in Barcelona, rather than plan a complete transformation.

Bring your colour history, even if you do not know the formula
If your previous salon can share your colour notes, bring them. Product names, shade numbers and the date of your last visit can provide useful context. They are a starting point for the consultation, not a guarantee that another product system will produce an identical result. Your new colourist still needs to see the hair in person.
If you do not have those details, describe what was done: root tint, highlights, bleach, toner or an all-over colour. Mention home colouring and any straightening or other chemical treatments, including work that is still present in the lengths. It is better to say you are unsure than to guess.
Bring one photograph of a colour you enjoyed soon after an appointment and a current photograph in ordinary light. Explain what you liked about it. “I want to keep this neutral brown without making the ends darker” is more useful than asking for exactly the same colour as a filtered picture.
Visible regrowth: root colour and root bleaching are different appointments

A root colour appointment may be appropriate when the new growth needs to match an existing tinted shade. At Mirik Beauty, personalised colour includes root maintenance as well as colour options for different lengths. The consultation establishes whether the work is limited to the roots or whether other areas also need attention.
Root bleaching is a separate technical service for maintaining a lightened base. If your blonde was achieved by bleaching the whole root area, do not book an ordinary root tint simply because both options mention roots. Tell us how the blonde was created and when it was last maintained so we can guide you towards the right appointment.
Highlights are different again: visible natural roots do not automatically mean you need an all-over root colour. If you like the softer grow-out of your highlights or balayage, say so before discussing coverage. The aim may be to preserve that contrast rather than remove it.
Faded lengths: when a gloss may be worth discussing

Sometimes the main concern is not new growth. The lengths may look dull, warmer than you prefer or less rich than they did after your last visit. Mirik Beauty’s Baño de color / Gloss service is designed to refresh tone and shine between colour appointments, with the choice adapted to your current hair and desired finish.
A gloss and a root service solve different problems. A tonal refresh is not automatically a substitute for covering regrowth, changing highlight placement or correcting bands of uneven colour. Describe where you see the change: at the parting, around the face, through the ends or across the whole head. That distinction helps us recommend an appropriate booking.
Uneven colour needs a fuller assessment
If you have bands, patches, noticeably different tones or a previous colour you want to change, a routine maintenance slot may not allow for the work involved. Mirik Beauty offers colour correction following a detailed assessment of your colour history, hair condition and realistic options. The price depends on the individual diagnosis.
Share the concern before reserving a short appointment. A photograph can help explain the situation, but it does not show every aspect of the hair’s condition. Avoid planning a major correction immediately before a flight or important event without first discussing what is feasible and how much time may be needed.
Tell us how you wear your texture

A colour reference is more helpful when it shows a texture and finish you actually wear. If your hair is curly or wavy, explain whether you usually define the curls, let it dry naturally or wear it straight. The way the hair sits changes how you see lighter sections and contrast.
Mirik Beauty also offers Color y definición de rizos, combining a personalised colour service with professional curl definition. If this is closer to the appointment you need, mention it when booking rather than assuming every colour option includes the same finish.
Agree on the appointment before you agree on the colour

Before work begins, clarify the areas being coloured, the intended tone and what you want to preserve. Ask which finishing services are included and whether a cut or additional styling needs to be booked separately. Share any time limit and the level of maintenance you can realistically keep up after this visit.
Check the current booking options rather than assuming the shortest or lowest starting-price service covers your needs. Length, density, previous chemical work and the intended result can affect the proposal. For a colour correction, an individual assessment is especially important.
Our team speaks English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. If you prefer a particular language for discussing your colour, let us know when booking so we can help arrange the consultation. Being able to explain what you do not want—darker ends, a strong root line or a warmer result—is just as useful as describing your ideal shade.
Questions about your first colour appointment in Barcelona
Can you continue a colour done by another salon? We can assess your current colour and discuss a maintenance plan. Previous notes and photographs help, but an exact match cannot be promised from a shade number or picture alone.
Do I need to change my colour because I have moved? No. If you like your current look, say that clearly. The appointment can focus on maintaining it, subject to the assessment of your hair.
Should I book a gloss or roots? Choose according to the problem you want assessed, and ask if you are unsure. Root colour addresses regrowth, while a gloss focuses on refreshing tone and shine; some clients need a different service or a combination agreed in advance.
Where is Mirik Beauty? You will find us at Carrer de Balmes 190, Barcelona. Bring your references and colour history, and we will help you choose the next step for the colour you want to keep.
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