Rhythm & Hues

Not ready to fully commit to copper, but craving more warmth and dimension? This is one of my favorite in-between shades for exactly that reason. It gives you that rich, spicy glow while still holding onto the depth of a brunette.

Colors like this can lean more high maintenance because warm tones naturally shift and soften over time, especially when you’re working with coppers and richer reflects. But when the light hits and you see all that movement and dimension? So worth it ☺️

I love shades like this because they live somewhere in the middle… not fully brunette, not fully copper, just enough warmth to make people wonder what changed.

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There’s something about a soft, sun kissed blonde that never goes out of style.

For this look, I focused on creating brightness in the areas where the sun would naturally reflect throughout the hair so the final result feels dimensional, blended, and effortless rather than overly highlighted.

One of my favorite parts of this process is watching how seamless the placement looks even before the foils come out. That softness is what helps create a blonde that grows out beautifully and still feels natural in motion.

Glossy ribbons, soft dimension, and a blonde that looks like she’s spent the last few months by the ocean ☺️

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Copper is one of those shades that can either feel flat or completely come alive depending on the tones, depth, and placement.

For this custom copper edit, the goal was dimensional warmth with a soft, reflective finish. Every tone was placed intentionally to create movement, depth, and that glossy copper glow that shifts beautifully throughout the hair.

One thing I love about coppers is how customizable they are. Some clients need brighter golden warmth, others need deeper red undertones, and some need a balance of both to complement their skin tone and maintenance goals.

This one felt like the perfect mix of bold and effortless 🧡

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This is what maintaining actually looks like 🫧

Not starting over
Not chasing perfection
Just bringing your hair back to where you like it

Day 2 isn’t the problem.
It’s how day 1 was set up. From Shampoo down to whether you diffuse or not. Every little detail matters.
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