Hair by Amanda Burns

Red refresh done with ZERO vivid colors.

I've been absolutely loving the Schwarzkopf Professional USA highlight fashion lights. Its a great way to get a little more longevity out of these brighter reds.

Unfortunately, it doesn't let you skip the cold water step of the maintenance, thats still necessary 😉

Prism refresh using Pulp Riot Hair Color.

One of my favorite things about maintenance appointments is the flexibility to rearrange placement as colors fade, creating a completely custom shift without starting from scratch.

I have a TON of open vivid colors and I'm thinking about putting out a model call to use some of them up. Interested? Comment or DM me and we can chat!
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Remember this hair? Swipe to see the 10-week grow-out!

​ is officially my poster child for how to properly take care of high-maintenance hair colors.

​🔸️ Shampooed once a week
🔸️ Washed only in cold water
🔸️ Used professional, color-safe products
🔸️ Limited heat styling

​The routine really does make all the difference. Protect your investment and your color!

​Stay tuned for her refreshed prism 😍

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Ever wonder how to get vibrant, vivid pops of color that still look luxurious and deep? This look is all about contrast and placement!

​Instead of an all-over bleach and tone, we kept a rich, dark base to anchor the look and used a foiliage to weave in these bright red pieces. This technique creates high-impact color without sacrificing depth or the hair's integrity.
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We love a new hair install! ✨

​I HIGHLY recommend that if you have dark hair and want to add dimension, you consider extensions. It’s a great, zero-damage way to add lighter pieces into your hair. If you ever get tired of it, you can simply take them out and go dark again—no bleach required!

​(And remember, length isn't the only reason to get extensions!)

​We used 2 rows of 24" DreamCatchers Hair Extensions weft extensions for this transformation!

I am a professional at a lot of things. One of them being talking people out of pastel colors.

Don’t get me wrong—I love them. They just don’t last. You get way more bang for your buck if you go a little darker and let it fade out, especially with pink!
However...she stuck to her guns and wanted to keep it pastel (we went just a hint darker than her original inspo, though).

When a client knows the risks, commits to the proper at-home care, and is ready for the maintenance, I am 100% on board to make it happen. And honestly? I am absolutely obsessing over these results using Danger Jones.

What do we think—did she make the right call sticking to pastel? Let me know in the comments! 👇