Madonna has is, Monroe had it, and Debbie Harry rocked it: Blonde ambition! The stigma of being a dumb-blonde has been replaced with sass, smarts and sex appeal - blondes definitely have more fun... Just ask one. B londe is a classic that has never really lost popularity. The 40s saw the rise of Hollywood starlets like Lana Turner, Rita Hayworth and of course, Mae products after that are sulfate-free and ingredient specific to your formula to get the blonde. Blake Caissie Signature Blonde Salon is the Island's first and only blonde-specific salon. "We highly suggest doing your blonde brightened and lightened, the problem may be that it wasn't initially lifted out properly.
Most importantly, Caissie never recommends clients attempting an at- home box dye or a "professional colour" purchased from a store, as the results can be catastrophic. "Our lighteners and colours are specifically designed to be customized for your natural hair colour so attempting to do it at home will only result in a costly colour correction. The worst thing we as hairstylists,can see is a client leave after a long costly correction without with the appropriate post-colour products." he said. "Drugstore shampoos are not the same quality as our products at all. Professionals can't guarantee their work if the client goes home and uses cheap quality products on their hair and expects the same results." Caissie said. It costs to have beautiful blonde and it's worth it if you can have an open honest relationship with your stylist. "Do blondes have more fun? Personally, I think a person has as much fun with what they see in the mirror. If it's the tone of blonde that inspires them to live vivaciously through that, then I highly encourage it," said Caissie
West, and straight through the 50s, 60s, and 70s, the blonde bombshell's from Grace Kelly to Farrah Fawcett were iconic -- it's no surprise to see blonde as the new symbol of female power. But gone are the bleached and brassy blondes. Today's shades are cool, icy and have head-turning brilliance. According to Blake Caissie, owner and head stylist of Blake Caissie Signature Blonde Salon, the following are the top trends for the season.
research when booking in for your blonde experience and ask your current stylist if they use Olaplex on your hair already. Don't be afraid to ask questions! You should leave each appointment happy and satisfied with 'your' blonde," said Caissie. Choosing the right blonde for you shouldn't be daunting. Caissie suggests looking at your veins to determine what tone of blonde works best for your complexion. If mostly purple and blue, you have a cool undertone, If mostly green, then a warm undertone is complimentary. Mastering the art of the perfect blonde is a process, and not to be rushed, advises Caissie. The hair has to be safely lifted out, perfectly timed to prevent over- processing, and kept consistent in tone. "As everyone's hair lifts differently and at various processing times, my clients are prepared to relax and trust the process until their hair has safely arrived at it's desired shade. Quite often, my blondes won't require a toner or gloss to ensure maximum longevity of their colour." Brassiness and unwanted warmth are the results of inconsistent processing time. If you're constantly looking to have your
Baby Blonde Platinum: a clean virgin-like rootless tone that is that of a child.
Balayage highlights: effortless and beachy hand-painted highlights, very much on trend.
Spun Blonde: sun-kissed to perfection for that old Hollywood glam blonde.
Rooty Blonde: brilliant cool blonde with a naturally enhanced low-maintenance finish.
New innovations for blonding include the groundbreaking Olaplex treatment, that is the only one on the market that physically repairs broken bonds in the hair from the inside out, ensuring minimal breakage and damage. Also, it is so important to maintain your hair healthily with professional salon
I agree. Every women should be blonde at least once.
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