VAULT Salon

Vault was named one of the country's Top 200 salons, and it still means everything to us. This one belongs to our team and to every guest who trusted us with their hair. Thank you for making the chair feel like home. Book a consultation. Link in bio.

A Vidal Sassoon-trained stylist with fifteen years on TV sets, salon floors, and a couple of early-career Justin Timberlake projects can pick where he works. Matthew picked Vault.

The reason matters more than the resume. He moved up from LA and looked at every salon a senior stylist looks at when relocating. He chose the one that felt like a team instead of a chair rental, because that's how the work actually gets better year over year. Senior stylists at solo-grind salons plateau. Senior stylists in real teams keep going.

Matthew is now a Level 10 at Vault. When you book him, you're booking the stylist and the room he picked. They're the same thing.

Lock in your look with Matthew at Vault Salon, Rocklin.



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Ask a stylist what kills frizz and pay attention to whether she names a bottle.

Irma names hers. Lanza Smoother Bomb, applied as you blow dry. She doesn't like frizz, and she doesn't pretend a vague routine will handle it. The reason her clients leave smooth is because she knows exactly what made them that way.

Book Irma at Vault, in Rocklin.

Vivids fade fast. The fade almost never happens in the chair.

keeps a leave-in on the Vault retail shelf for the clients she takes through reds, pinks, coppers, every custom color she builds. Use it alone, or layer it into whatever you already use. The color you paid for, holding longer between visits.

Half the work happens after you leave the chair. Abby just makes sure you walk out with the other half.

Book vivid and custom color with Abby at Vault in Rocklin.

Rosie learned what a salon should be by working in ones that weren't.

Twenty-five years doing hair. She started in TV and film makeup in LA. Worked commission floors. Rented a chair. Took every bad business lesson the industry hands stylists on the way to a paycheck. That's why Vault exists. She opened the doors eight years ago, added the spa three years ago, and is building toward ten locations and a generation of stylists who don't have to learn the way she did. She's not behind the chair as often anymore. But the team that is? She trained them.

Book at Vault. The team has been trained by the woman who built it.