Modern Girl's Guide to Life by Jane Buckingham

Author:Jane Buckingham
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: HarperCollins
Published: 2015-08-06T00:00:00+00:00

Ask for a Free “Treatment”

When I get an expensive color job, I’ll often ask if they can throw a quick protective treatment on my hair after the color is rinsed out. (This is normally a $30 value.) At the very least, many salons have coupon booklets where you can redeem a free “treatment” with your next cut or color.

Waive the Blow-Dry

Some salons give you a free blow-dry with your cut and color, but other upscale salons actually require you to pay a stylist for a blowout for $30 to $40, plus tip.

MG TIP: If you’re going for the beachy look, ask your colorist for balayage: a French hair-coloring technique in which the highlights are applied by hand rather than with foil. An added benefit of balayage: You can wait longer between visits to the colorist because there’s no demarcation line.

MG TIP: Don’t judge a stylist by his or her haircut. Yes, the stylist should be well groomed and work at a neat, well-maintained station, but some of the best cut-and-color jobs I’ve had were from people with far “wackier” hair than mine.

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