Jodi Clark Salon

Can you believe no lightener was used here!? We did a full color, added a low light, and shifted the ton of her blonde.
So I have to ask!? What is your favorite part about your hair appointment? Is it that you get to relax, the shampoo and hot towels, piece and quiet with jazz music.lol. let me know!

Let’s talk "Going Natural", because this is a process, not always a one appointment fix.
The photo on the left was our starting point in. The photo on the right was 8 months later, with appointments about every 8 weeks.
Our goal was to slowly blend out the old color, get rid of that warmth and brassiness, and allow her natural gray to become part of the finished color, without sacrificing the health of her hair to get there.
Each appointment was another step in the transition. We used gray blending micro lights where we needed them, while leaving her natural new growth alone.
At this appointment, we didn’t highlight her at all. We simply worked on blending the remaining ends into the beautiful natural color she had grown in. 8 months. About every 8 weeks. Hair health still intact. And no harsh line of demarcation as she continues to grow.
Gray blending takes patience, but when it’s done slowly and intentionally, the growout can be pretty amazing.
Would you have the patience to do a 7-month gray transition?

Bringing the curls back to life not only with a cut but with a rich fall color also. When switching from blonde to a darker color, you have to put back the missing pigment or else it can look "muddy". Another bonus is the light reflects better on darker hair so it will be much shinier!
What fall color are you wanting to try?

Fall hair doesn’t have to mean going darker. Sometimes it’s just changing one little thing.
Instead of her usual lowlight, we added little pops of copper throughout her blonde. Nothing drastic, nothing that completely changes her, just enough warmth and dimension to make the whole color feel different for fall.
This is one of my favorite ways to change things up when you’re not ready for a big color change.
Would you try a little copper for fall, or are you hanging onto your blonde?

Shattered ends make this a blunt but soft bob. A.K.A "not your moms bob"
and let's not forget about the deep plum for a much needed change!

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Every appointment begins with a thorough consultation, even if you are a returning guest. I always take the time to look at inspiration photos as well as photos of styles you do not like. This helps me understand your preferences from every angle. From there, we can talk through what will work best with your features, including your skin tone and eye color, and decide together on a look that will complement you. My goal is always to create a result that brings your vision to life and makes your hair dreams a reality.
Drop your favorite hair inspiration photos in the comments, I’d love to see what styles you’re loving right now!

Can we please stop being afraid of warmth? There’s a BIG difference between warm and brassy.
When adding warm caramel, cinnamon, and lighter chocolate tones to brunette hair that completely changes it without making it feel “highlighted.” That little bit of contrast is what gives the hair all that movement and dimension instead of leaving it looking like one solid color.
Okay, brunette girls, would you do this?