Color After Care

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Fresh hair feels, I love that for you. Here's the steps to keep it almost as fresh as when you left the salon.

Pre Booking Appointments

Scheduling your maintenance appointments is a simple yet effective way to keep your hair looking flawless. Let our booking system send you a text reminder when it's time for your next touch-up, so you can focus on enjoying life without the guesswork. On average, after a color service, you'll be back in the salon in about three months. By this time, you might notice that your toner has started to fade with washing, and your ends may need a little TLC to prevent split ends. A trim at this stage is usually just a “dusting” – a light refresh that cleans up any dry, brittle ends, leaving your hair feeling healthy and vibrant.

Product Investment

As stylists, we take the time to research and carefully select the best professional hair care brands to offer in our salons. During your coloring service, I love recommending products tailored to your hair's unique needs. It’s also a great time for us to chat about which products are worth splurging on versus those extra that can wait until your essentials are covered. Creating a customized hair care routine is an essential part of maintaining your color, and the products we use behind the chair are not only trusted but tested across all hair types and textures. As your stylist, I know exactly what’s going to work best for you and your hair’s health.

Heat Styling

Hot tools can work wonders in creating smooth, sleek styles, but they also come with the risk of heat damage. It’s all about finding that delicate balance between achieving gorgeous hair and protecting it from the drying effects of excessive heat. If you've invested in high-quality hair care products, you'll notice a significant difference when it comes to heat styling. A leave-in conditioner is an absolute must before using any hot tools—it helps protect your strands and lock in moisture.

But remember, variety is key! Give your hair a break by experimenting with heatless styles. Braids, chic updos, or my personal favorite—adding hair accessories—are great ways to keep your look fresh while sparing your strands from heat. Overusing hot tools can cause your color to fade and strip your hair of essential moisture, leading to frizz and damage. And let's be honest—there's no hair color that looks its best on dry, damaged hair.

These are tips you'll want to stick to. Unless, of course, your hair is doing ✨ just fine ✨ with your personal hair routine. For more tips, I'm always posting on IG. You can follow along there for even more insight on hair products. Or click here to visit my Amazon Store Front with all of my favorite hair products. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

As always, do what works for you. Just make sure it's working xx