Trinity at Renew

Did someone say calico???🐱

This look is all about the placement. It took a lot of blocking to get every section of color exactly where I wanted it (and, yes, it took me FOREVER) but it was so worth it. Each patch is intentional, and it turned out playful, bold, and totally unique. Swipe to see the before and after! 🧡🖤

You’re doing better than you think.

She wanted to go red, so we did a red balayage, working the color through her mids and ends and leaving her roots natural. ❤️ Keeping the roots untouched gives it a soft, blended look and makes the grow-out so much easier. Reds are some of my favorite colors to create, and this one is so rich and dimensional.

Two blondes can look completely different because of tone. Creamy, icy, golden, or buttery: let’s find the one that flatters your skin.

She was already blonde and wanted to go even lighter, and I was happy to take her there. 🤍

I love making people blonde, but I love making sure their hair stays healthy even more. Going lighter doesn’t have to mean sacrificing the integrity of your hair. It’s about lightening at a pace your hair can handle and protecting it along the way, so the blonde looks bright AND feels good.

Curly hair is shaped differently, so it needs to be cut differently. Dry cutting after cutting it wet then styling lets me see how each curl actually falls and allows me to make a clean shape.

When your client’s hair inspo is a Monster Energy drink 😂🍎

She came in wanting ghost roots, so we did red roots fading into black ends, inspired by the Bad Apple Juiced Monster. I’m obsessed with how bold and moody it turned out. Fashion colors are my favorite way to have fun, and I love when a client trusts me with something this creative. 🖤❤️

No guilt. No explanations needed.

She wanted to go blonde but still look like herself, so we kept it natural. 🤍 I foiled her hair, then toned it to blend with her natural color, so the blonde looks soft and lived-in instead of harsh or stripey.

The best cut is one that fits your routine, your texture, and your real life, not just the photo on Pinterest. Let’s find the one that’s easy for you.