KHS The Salon

You can’t always control the lighting you’re in, but you can control the colors you wear. And that’s what matters most.

We’re first going to determine whether Miss ND Teen Addison Pringle is warm or cool using our metal test.

Silver = Cool
Gold = Warm

What’s your vote?

We’ll do the big reveal of her season on pageant day (September 6).

In the meantime, join us as we go through all our tests to determine her season.

We use our seasonal results to determine what colors we should formulate for her hair and how we should place them.

If you’d like a color analysis with hair color recommendations and placement, click the link in our bio.

So what is a Seasonal Color Analysis?

The color analysis, simply put, tells us which colors you look best in.

Follow us this week as we discover Addison Pringle season and prepare her for the Miss Teen pageant.

The colors in each palette are influenced by the colors you would see in nature during that season.

KHS focuses the analysis on hair color.

We’ve also implemented Munsell’s properties of color, which we take into account for your hair color and placement of hair color.

So this is what we’re looking for 👇🏻

👍🏻Hue = warm or cool
👍🏻Value = light or dark
👍🏻Chroma = intensity, saturation or dullness

We start with the four traditional seasons of Autumn, Winter, Spring and Summer.

Autumn and Spring will always be warm. Winter and Summer will always be cool.

But, we can shift the variables of value and chroma, totaling 12 seasons to choose from.

Any guesses of what Miss Teen might be?

Share with us in the comments 👇🏻

Her season will be revealed on pageant day - September 6

At KHS, we have multiple tests that help us determine your season.

The test that has the final say is our cape test.

Once we discover your season, we’ll make hair color recommendations.

Do you know which hair color(s) look best on you?

Let’s find out at your next hair color appointment!

To book your hair color, click the link in our bio.

At KHS, we have multiple tests that help us determine your season.

One of the tests is the metal test.

We keep it simple by testing two metals: gold and silver.

The metal test determines one thing.

Whether you look better in cool or warm colors.

Gold = Warm = Spring or Autumn
Silver = Cool = Summer or Winter

Do you know if you’re warm or cool?

Each hair color service includes a complimentary mini color analysis.

Want the full experience?

We have the full analysis available for $75.

With both, you’ll receive a color card in your seasonal palette to help you make color choices.

To book, click the link in our bio.

At KHS, we have multiple tools to help us determine your season.

One of the tools we utilize is sliders.

We have three different sliders that tell us 👇🏻

👍🏻Do you look better in warm colors or cool colors
👍🏻Do you look better in light colors or dark colors
👍🏻Do you look better in bright, saturated or dull colors

We then use this information to make hair color recommendations.

You also get a card with your seasonal palette to help you make other colors choices.

We provide a mini analysis free with your hair color service.

To book your hair color with analysis, click the link in our bio.

It’s time for our fave!

The three cape drop.

In the KHS Color Analysis, we first narrow down your season.

Autumn. Winter. Summer. Spring.

Each season has its nuances, adding two additional capes to each season. KHS utilizes the Munsell-based 12-season analysis.

We determined she’s a Spring. But, is she a True Spring or one of its sub seasons of Soft Spring or Clear Spring?

True Spring looks best in warm, light, clear, but delicate colors.

Soft Spring differs in its more dull and lighter, making it softer.

Clear Spring differs in that it’s brighter and darker, making it more clear.

We’ve determined she’s a Clear Spring! And she’s going to step out of her comfort zone and add some orange to her wardrobe.

Do you know which season you are?

Let’s discover your season at your next hair color appointment!

We’ll then make hair color recommendations and placement based on your seasonal results.

To book your hair color, click the link in our bio.