The hardest colors to maintain are typically reds as a fade out the fastest. I recommend color refresh in between appointments to keep the color vibrant. Also, trying to maintain a blue black color is very difficult as a blue tone tends to leave hair the fastest as it’s the biggest molecule. A money piece can be lower maintenance, as they can be touched up pretty quickly in salon. If you have a high contrast money piece it could feel that becomes a bit more maintenance as it’s not as seamless to grow out. I recommend doing a root tap to keep the color brighter on the face but soft at the root ..read more

Are short hairstyles trending why or why not? Do they ever go out of style? There are only so many different haircuts in the books! What makes a haircut current is the way it’s styled, the amount of volume, amount of texture, and the placement of texture. Short styles are always trending when done well and suitable for the client. Currently, we see a lot of chic blunt bobs commonly referred to as a “French bob”. An alternative would be a blunt bob cut with invisible layers to create texture and seamless movement.     Why should someone opt for a short style? A short hairstyle is a ..read more

Hey there, Cowgirl! Cowboy copper is the hottest hair color on the range, and for good reason. It's a rich, warm hue that's sure to turn heads and make you feel like a million bucks. But what is it about cowboy copper that makes it so darn irresistible? Well, for one thing, it's a unique and eye-catching color. It's not as common as other shades of red, such as auburn or mahogany, making it a show stopper. Second, cowboy copper is a very versatile color. It can be worn in a variety of different styles, from sleek and sophisticated to bohemian and carefree. It's also a great color for people ..read more

Leave-In Conditioner is a CAN’T LIVE WITHOUT PRODUCT. Find out why… 1. What is a leave-in conditioner and what makes it different from a traditional conditioner? A leave in conditioner is a product applied after you shampoo condition and towel dry your hair. It is different than a traditional conditioner as a typically offers more than conditioning. Often times A leave in conditioner will add heat protection, in some cases volume, in others cases anti-humectants which helped prevent frizz. 2. Why do you need a leave-in conditioner? Are there hair types that benefit more from using one as oppos ..read more

What should you consider when shopping for curly hair products? It’s rarely one product that does it all. Typically, one needs a leave-in conditioner, a structure product to hold curls in place, and a curl cream to create softness and prevent frizz.     What are the best and worst ingredients for curly hair and why? Worst - Alcohols, as you can imagine, can dry the hair out which leads to more frizz and lack of hydration. Also, Some silicones can coat the hair and make it look shiny however, this is not the shine you want. This shine comes from plastic that coats the hair and can cr ..read more