Ildiko Molnar
Founder and colorist, balayage and gray blending
- Cosmetology license · NY Lic. # 000000
Ildiko opened the hall in a converted building and leads color consultations for new clients.
Color at Ribbon Hall
Foils, gloss, balayage, gray blending and vivid color, planned with a colorist before anything is mixed.
- 0130–45 min
Step 1: Consultation
Your colorist looks at your hair and its history and shows you the tones you picked.
- 0210 min
Step 2: Plan
You hear how many steps and visits the plan takes, and agree the price before they start.
- 032–5 h
Step 3: Color
Color goes on section by section. Timing depends on your hair and the plan.
- 0430–45 min
Step 4: Finish
A rinse, a gloss or toner, a blow-dry, and a look at the color in daylight.
Good to know
What sets the price
Each colorist sets their own prices. Length, thickness and steps decide yours.
How pricing worksWhat to bring
Photos of color you like and color you don't, and everything you remember about what your hair has had.
Results vary
Color looks different on every head. Your colorist will tell you what to expect before you start.
The colorists
Who does color
Karletta Chischilly
Colorist, vivid and fashion color
Karletta builds bright, vivid color in steps and tells you at the start how many visits it may take.
Laney Brownell
Colorist, foils, gloss and toner
Laney does foil highlights, glosses and toners, and fits the color to how you wear your hair day to day.
Questions about color
Can dark hair go blonde in one visit?
It depends on your hair and its history. Often the plan has several steps, and your colorist says so at the consultation.
Do you cover gray?
Yes, with root color for gray or gray blending, which softens the line between your gray and your color. You choose at the consultation.
What if my color is from a box?
Tell us everything you remember. Your color history decides the plan, and some plans take more than one visit.
Book a color consultation
Every stylist books their own calendar. Choose who you want and when.