Colour Gloss & Toning Treatment in Oakville

Is your hair colour looking a little dull, brassy or faded between appointments? A professional colour gloss and tone treatment at Matthew Jonathan Salon in Oakville is the perfect way to refresh, revive and refresh your colour — with stunning results that last 4–6 weeks.
What Is a Colour Gloss & Tone Treatment?
A colour gloss and tone is a semi-permanent colour service that sits on the outside of the hair shaft, adding an instant boost of shine, richness and tone without the commitment of a full colour. It’s the perfect in-between appointment treatment for clients who want to:
- Neutralise brassiness — particularly in blonde or highlighted hair
- Refresh faded colour — restore vibrancy and depth between full colour appointments
- Add shine — a gloss treatment adds an incredible glass-like shine to any hair colour
- Enhance natural colour — deepen, enrich or slightly adjust your natural base
- Maintain highlights or balayage — keep your colour looking fresh and toned
The Perfect Maintenance Treatment
If you have balayage, highlights or any form of lightened hair, toning is an essential part of maintaining your colour. Without regular toning, lightened hair can develop unwanted warm or brassy tones as it oxidises over time.
At Matthew Jonathan Salon, we recommend a gloss or toning treatment every 4–6 weeks for clients with colour-treated hair. It’s a quick, relaxing service that makes a dramatic difference to how your colour looks and feels.
What to Expect
A colour gloss and tone treatment is one of our most relaxing services. You’ll enjoy:
- A consultation to discuss your colour goals and tone preferences
- Application of the professional gloss or toning product
- Processing time (usually 20–30 minutes)
- A thorough rinse and blow-dry finish
Results last approximately 4–6 weeks, gradually fading naturally without harsh lines or regrowth.
Book your colour gloss and tone at Matthew Jonathan Salon. 65 Lakeshore Rd. West, downtown Oakville. Call 289-243-0144 or book online.



