All-Nutrient Professional

𝗖𝗼𝗹𝗼𝗿 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗟𝗼𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻. Your questions 𝘢𝘯𝘴𝘸𝘦𝘳𝘦𝘥. 👀 CPL is essentially a 5 volume developer. Think deposit-only with minimal lift. It is very similar to our Keratint (zero-lift) developer, but using CPL with cream color has that value of ammonia that slightly bumps the natural level, so some stylists prefer it for intensity and vibrancy.

Don't have Keratint on hand? You can use our permanent color with CPL for a toner. 🙌 We offer 2 options to pick from - one with a warmer base and another with a blue base. Mix our color with the 5 volume developer and let it vaporize for 15 minutes before application.

With a color correction, let’s say you need to lift out a little bit of undertone or residual color midshaft to the ends, like color fade out or a toner that grew out to an unwanted color. Lightener isn’t an option due to porosity. So, this is where CPL is the perfect tool mixed with cream color to gently lift out that unwanted cast or tone.

Oh, and you can also mix CPL with lightener for slight lift as a less-aggressive option! ✨

It's time to spill your strawberry beige secrets! 🍓What's your favorite formula lately? 👀

Drop your go-to blend in the comments, we're ready to be inspired!

As we honor and remember those who served, we will be closed on Monday, May 25th for Memorial Day. Please plan your orders accordingly to help avoid any delays. Wishing everyone a safe holiday weekend! ❤️

The “glass hair” trend is having a major moment right now. ✨ Ultra-reflective shine. Sleek finishes. Mirror-like results. But as this trend grows, it’s worth asking: Is all “glass hair” actually healthy hair… or are we sometimes just seeing the illusion of health? 👀

A lot of products can create temporary shine by coating the hair shaft with silicones and waxes, which creates heavy buildup. The hair looks glossy, but underneath it may still be dehydrated, over-processed, porous, or fragile.

True shine isn’t applied, it’s a reflection of the hair’s condition.

When hair is truly healthy, the cuticle lays flatter and reflects light more evenly. That kind of luminosity typically comes from a combination of:

- balanced moisture levels
- healthy color practices
- ingredient quality
- cuticle integrity
- protein/moisture balance

So how do we suggest both instant radiance and long-term hair health and manageability?

Keratint Clear: Did someone say glazed donut?
Shine+ Serum and Gloss Mist: Ginkgo helps instantly hydrate and revive damaged or over-processed hair to reduce frizz and flyaways while improving softness and shine. 💚 Avocado Oil delivers moisture-rich lipids that help smooth the hair fiber and create a luminous, glossy finish without leaving the hair feeling heavy or coated. 🥑

For us, i’s not just perception. It’s actually healthy hair. 👀

Gray blending has become a hot topic. ✨

Softer grow-outs.
Dimensional coverage.
Embracing natural silver.

How do you feel about this low-maintenance option? And what tips do you have for softening that harsh line between colored and natural hair? 👇

Ok stylists, the requests are coming. 👀 What's your go-to California blonde formula? ✨

We’d love to know, what topics would you like to learn more about? ⬇️

Welcome to our Community Corner! Think of this as your little corner of social media. A safe space made just for stylists.

A place to share your wins (big or small), your challenges, your “has anyone else dealt with this?” moments, your questions, your breakthroughs, and your hard-earned advice.

No gatekeeping. No judgment. Just real conversations and real support from people who get it.

Drop your accomplishments, challenges, questions, or encouragement in the comments. Let’s cheer each other on, offer guidance, and grow together.

This space is for you. 💬

We’re here for all your questions! What do you want to know? 😊

The salon is where stylists create, connect, and bring visions to life. But it can also be a space where certain expectations feel constant, especially behind the chair.

Keeping the conversation flowing.
Making steady eye contact.
Thinking on the spot.
Holding high energy all day.

These are often treated as unspoken markers of professionalism in the hair industry. But not every stylist experiences or navigates these expectations in the same way.

For some stylists, meeting these norms can take extra, often unseen effort.
At times, that may mean adjusting how they naturally communicate or show up in order to align with what’s expected.

But professionalism isn’t one specific personality type.
It’s not one tone of voice, one pace, or one way of connecting.
Every stylist brings something different to the chair.

Some are outgoing and expressive.
Some are calm and observant.
Some take time to process before responding.
Some connect most through precision, intention, and craft.
And that variety is what makes this industry so strong.

So if your way of showing up as a stylist looks different, lean into it.
Because clients aren’t just looking for a stylist, they’re looking for their stylist.