Remember how exciting it was when you dyed your hair pink or lavender or rose-gold for the first time? veryone oohed and aahed at your perfectly tinted ombre, and and admired your quirky taste and sense of daring.
http://www.bravotv.com/blogs/you-may-dye-your-hair-ice-this-year
With the warmer months ahead, we've got but one thing on the brain: lightening our strands. Whether you're a ride-or-die blonde or thinking about making the switch for spring/summer, you want to be up on the latest bleach-happy trends. For a proper forecast, we asked Kate Reid, the director of education for COLOR.ME by Kevin Murphy, to forecast the top three shades from the oh-so-vast- blonde spectrum.
Read the full article at marieclaire.com
http://www.marieclaire.com/beauty/news/g3541/best-blondes-summer-2016/
Kate Reid, Color.Me Director of Education discusses how to get one of the hottest color looks from Coachella to kickoff the festival season: Kylie Jenner's soft peach shade! Want to replicate this KUWTK’s peachy new hue? Learn how to...
Why “Permanent” Pastels May Be the New Classic Hair Color
Last year was all about “crazy colors” when it came to hair. Denim blues, steel grays and rose gold shades somehow seamlessly translated from runway to real life, as it seemed like everyone was experimenting.
“Shades are an evolution. It’s hard to say if one shade is out and one is in,” says Kate Reid, director COLOR.ME by KEVIN.MURPHY. “But there are more microtrends now than ever before.”
https://www.newbeauty.com/blog/dailybeauty/10457-pastel-hair-color-2017/
For hair color trends and celebrity hair, colorists turn to The Colorist. Celebrity hair, hair color ideas, hair color products and more.
Read or download the Nov-Dec 2016 edition at thecoloristmag.com
If you're a low maintenance kind of girl, chances are you've already tried the ombre (or sombre!) look. And what's not to love about it? It's easy, universally flattering, and means you don't have to get a touch-up the second your roots start to show.
http://thestir.cafemom.com/beauty_style/201260/the_10_best_bronde_hair
"The biggest trick I've learned is to choose a style and color that is compatible with your time, lifestyle and budget. Some hair looks are so incredible, but the reality is that sometimes the time, cost and lifestyle required to maintain is not realistic. To determine what will work for your specific needs, ask your stylist and colorist three key questions: How long will this look take to style daily or weekly? How often will I need to maintained my look in salon? How much can I expect to pay each visit?"
–Kate Reid, director of COLOR.ME by KEVIN.MURPHY
https://www.newbeauty.com/blog/dailybeauty/9948-balayage-hair-color/
It started as a French coloring technique a very long time ago and now balayage (or baliage) is pretty omnipresent (and incredibly popular) in U.S. salons. The “freeform” hair painting gets points for not only the amazing dimension and multi-tonal results it creates, but also for the low-maintenance level needed to rock the look long after you’ve left the salon.
https://www.newbeauty.com/blog/dailybeauty/9948-balayage-hair-color/
I caught up with Kate Reid of Kevin Murphy to find out where the fall color trends were taking us this year. It is so important as a stylist to keep up to date on the latest and greatest. We do not necessarily need to be making our clients runway ready, but if you can apply what is trendy to every day life for them you are set! Might I suggest always giving your clients little inside tips of the latest trends in hair. The more you know, the more appeal you will have.