Jean Duke Hair

Let’s keep that summer blonde!

Here’s some tips to help…

#1 if going into a chlorinated pool, wet your hair first so that it’s already absorbed all the water it can. That way it won’t absorb the green chlorinated water.

#2 after swimming, use a clarifying shampoo to remove any chemicals that may have been absorbed. Olaplexl 4C is ideal for this.

#3 use a moisture mask once or twice a week two keep the hair from drying out from the sun and fun.

Happy summer 🌞

A bit of professional wisdom…

Shampoo for the hair you have and condition for the hair you want. 💇🏼‍♀️

How to style without damaging your hair…

The number one thing I recommend is heat protectant spray, and please turn down the heat on your appliances. If you have your irons set at 400 or 450° think about baking in an oven. That’s pretty high.

I recommend 350° at the highest. Try to use the lowest setting possible.

If you’re questioning any of your styling products and tools, just ask your stylist. I’m sure there’ll be more than happy to give you all deets.

Inspiration picture on the left… How it turned out on the right. Nailed it!

Remember… You don’t need a whole life reset. You just need a fresh trim to remind you of who you are.

“Low-Maintenance Blonde Plan”

I love doing this for my blondies because we space highlights to every other appointment. This gives your hair a softer, more lived-in look over time. In between, we keep things looking fresh with toners to keep the perfect shade or touch up gray as needed.

With less blonding your hair will stay healthier.

Ready for a routine that works with your lifestyle instead of against it? Let’s create your custom plan!

4-6 week touch ups don’t have to take hours.

10 minute color = less time in the chair with the same flawless results. 💇🏼‍♀️

A little lighter, a little brighter. ☀️✨ just in time for summer and maybe blending those pesky natural highlights (grays) 💛