Renee Paris

Forever grateful to anyone who trusts me to help facilitate such change that has already started on the inside and now it is ready to shine on the outside ✨

Boulder, you are endlessly welcoming, deeply kind, and wow—the women here are brilliant.

I’m so grateful for the company I shared, the conversations exchanged, and the trust you placed in me.

Until next time 💖 .salon

Less hair, more vibes 💖

When the before and after are both serving ⚡️

Hey Boulder!

I’ll be cutting hair .salon for a few days this August.

Monday August 18th
5 spots available

Tuesday August 19th
5 spots available

DM me with questions or for details and to reserve your haircut appointment time.

I’m looking forward to meeting you all!

Who remembers this cutie?!!

You might have to swipe to the before photos because, whoa, we definitely changed up his look.

I’m always so stoked when I get to be a part of such a major shift in people’s lives because, let’s be real, it’s not just hair, it’s part of our who we are 🤩

Trying on a softer blonde

Happy Valentine’s Day, lovers! ♥️

For a brief moment, I dipped my toes into the wedding world—styling brides alongside my incredibly talented friend . It was short-lived but so much fun, especially getting to collaborate on shoots like this one. One of our models landed the cover, which was a sweet surprise!

In the spirit of love and romance, here are a few behind-the-scenes from that fun day in 2016 with . Grateful for creative friends and beautiful memories!

What do you think qualifies someone as a specialist?

I have some ideas, but they are just that—ideas. I could never label myself as a specialist because I know there’s always someone out there doing it better than me, and there’s exponential room to grow within my skill set.

What I do know is that, even though I’m not a “curly hair specialist,” I am experienced in cutting all types of hair. And while I don’t consider being good at my job a specialty, it does feel like a special moment when I can give someone a new shape they’ve never been able to get from another stylist before.

Well, isn’t that special? —Church Lady

Went all in with a new shape for this beautifully smart and sweet new client.

I hovered the diffuser for an effortless air dried look to mimic a low maintenance style at home starting with Mr. Smith Leave In and layering Davines Curl Building Serum.

It’s always fun for me to see what texture is revealed with a cut that is tailored to wavy, curly hair. I think my clients enjoy it too 😉

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Someone recently mentioned when a client asks them to cut their hair from long to short it’s just like Christmas morning and I have to agree. I get so excited to create new shapes, work with your natural texture and accentuate your features. Like, hello to Emily’s cheekbones 💀 Where were you hiding?!!

A question I get a lot with cutting is how often should I come in and get my hair cut and that timeframe can vary.

▪️For shorter lengths, you will see your shape changing and possibly more bulk and weight building up within that first month so 4-6 weeks is a great routine to keep it fresh.

▪️Mid lengths tend to have a bit more versatility with grow out and styling and can easily fall within the 6-8 week refresh timeline.

▪️Long layers, as we know, are the most low maintenance so to keep your ends looking healthy and your cut feeling light and bouncy anywhere between 8-12 weeks is perfect depending of your preference of grow out and hair heath.

When is the last time you got your hair cut?