Trend Hair Colorist Jenifer Kuznik

Ivory Pearl #redkenobsessed #redkenshadeseq #beforeandafter #tuesdaytransformation #blondehair #randco #babylightsandbalayage

That perfect caramel highlight blend! #redkenobsessed #redkenshadeseq #caramelhighlights #brunettehair #downtownwoodland #olaplex #randco #poppysalon

Some people are just made to be a blonde! #redkenshadeseq #redkenobsessed #babylights #balayage #blondehair #downtownwoodland #randco #blondebombshell

Pale Cool Blonde #redkenshadeseq #redkenobsessed #blondehair #longhair #olaplex #daughterlove #randco #downtownwoodlandsalon

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Is your hair-color looking brassy? Elements in the air, pollution, heat styling and UV rays can all lift color out of the hair, fade (or deposit minerals) exposing the warmth undertones or lighter hair to turn yellow. During these summer months it’s important to- Use a blue/violet base shampoo. (That's when your undertones, the natural pigment, starts popping up, and the red comes out.)... Watch that temperature on your hot tools. (Do not exceed past 380 degrees, unless your hair is very coarse.) Wear a hat- those sun rays are extremely harsh on the hair. Your hair color will stay vibrant longer and look healthy. See more

I’m blushing over this Rose Gold! #beforeandafter

Were you a blonde last summer, a brunette over fall and now thinking of being a blonde again? If so, PLEASE start doing a protein treatment weekly! Just like your body, your hair needs protein in order to stay healthy. If your hair feels limp or weak, it may be a sign that your hair needs a protein treatment. Protein treatments boost the hair with a variety of nutrients and proteins to help reconstruct and strengthen hair strands. Having protein-packed hair is an ama...zing way to maintain your overall hair health and keeps it in the best possible shape. By receiving a protein treatment prior to chemically treating your hair, you are helping to strengthen the base of your hair and are essentially making it a healthier canvas for your hair-color. As a colorist I can not express this enough!