Cassidy Phaneuf

Our color goal: blend her highlights & give them a more natural tone, while still keeping dimension.
Our cut goal: keep length, add movement with long layers, open up her face with shorter face framing! 🤍

All my favorite things 🤍✨

Our goals: get rid of the line of demarcation, keep her blonde but make it more fall appropriate, easier grow out, healthy trim, with movement and a curtain fringe 🤍

Lighting changes everything.

The same color can look softer and more dimensional in indirect light, then brighter, warmer and more golden in direct sunlight. That’s why your hair may look different in the salon, your bathroom mirror, your car or outside.

When saving inspiration photos, pay attention to the lighting too. Your color should look beautiful in real life, not just in one perfectly lit photo.

A glimpse into the studio lately. Thoughtful color, healthy hair, fresh cuts and a few new faces in the chair.

If you have been thinking about a fall refresh, now is the time to book.

The power of a good haircut:

Think of a haircut as maintenance, not damage control.

Sometimes the biggest transformation isn’t color…it’s simply removing what your hair no longer needs.

Regular haircuts help get rid of dry, split, fragile ends before they continue traveling up the hair.

And you don’t have to wait until your ends look like the photo on the left. Staying consistent with your cuts keeps your shape fresh and makes your hair easier to style between appointments.

For most of my clients, I recommend a seasonal/quarterly haircut, depending on your length, texture, and hair goals.

Saturdays @ the studio

Deep, rich and expensive for fall on my girl
Christie Berkley