Bucheon hair salon for wedding gray coverage: Reubia Hair

Ahead of a semi-wedding shoot, I visited Reubia Hair Bucheon Branch (르비아 헤어 부천점) to tidy up my hair color. Since I was planning to shoot in a bright studio, I was concerned about the unevenly faded color in different sections and wanted an overall tone that looked naturally matched.

Where is Reubia Hair Bucheon Branch?

The salon is on the third floor of City Office, 221 Gilju-ro, Wonmi-gu, Bucheon, Gyeonggi-do. The original post listed its hours as 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily. For appointments before 10:00 AM, it advised contacting the salon by phone or Naver TalkTalk by 9:00 PM the day before.

Is the styling space spacious, and can I bring a dog?

The spacious interior was the first thing I noticed when I walked in. The salon is about 330 square meters, with wide gaps between styling stations, so I could receive the service comfortably without feeling too close to other customers.

I also personally appreciated that dogs are allowed.

How did I choose a color for the wedding shoot?

The stylist explained that the color had faded differently from my roots through the middle to the ends. They checked the remaining color and condition of my hair, then discussed the direction of the service while considering the atmosphere of the studio and my skin tone.

I wanted a natural color that suited my skin tone. The service menu included a “Wedding Color Planner,” and during the consultation I was recommended a gray tone so it would not look overly yellow or red in the shoot photos. The depth of the color was described as “around level 7.”

What were the coloring and shampoo process like?

Before the service, they prepared a drink and a light snack. There was a wide range of teas, so I thought people who do not drink coffee would also have options.

Seeing the mixed dye made me curious about how the color would turn out, but also a little worried. The stylist applied the dye personally and continued checking my hair condition throughout the process.

I was most concerned about whether the color would come out evenly even on the previously patchy areas. After the service, the overall tone felt more subdued and neatly unified.

The shampoo area had recliner chairs, so I could lie back comfortably. The stylist shampooed my hair personally and gave me a scalp massage, which felt refreshing.

How did the color change before and after coloring?

At first, I wondered whether it was too dark for a wedding shoot. But as my hair dried, I liked the color more and more, and in the light, the sections that had looked different in color felt naturally connected.

Comparing before and after, the reddish cast and patchiness had been tidied up, making the overall impression look cleaner. It was my first time receiving a custom consultation before coloring, and I was satisfied that we discussed not only the color I wanted but also my current hair condition and the atmosphere of the shoot.