Broad Beauty

Look at the difference! When it comes to how often you should cut your hair, in general, there's no one answer. But depending on your hair and what your end goal is, there might be a sweet spot. Two key factors when wondering if it's time for a cut are: ... 1 Can you no longer achieve the styles you desire? And 2, are the ends of your hair visibly damaged? .. Around a month after your last haircut, start asking yourself those questions. If you answer yes to either one, head to the salon. I recommend three to four times a year just to dust the ends and touch up layers. When you like to have your hair longer than your shoulders, layered or not, and it’s been longer than three months, your shape has completely grown out, and you’re ready for a new one. And it's important to remember that long hair is very old. Like anything that ages, the older your hair gets, the more fragile it is. Long hair is typically more susceptible to breakage, split ends, and to appearing thinner, especially if it has been chemically treated. No matter what, you shouldn't wait more than six months for a haircut. #bookyourhaircut #getatrim

Full head of Highlights on this gorgeous lady! She’s been waiting 6 months to get in! Girl! I got you! .. I also forgot to take a before pic .... Reminder ladies.. Toner’s only last up to 20 washes! Could be less depending on these; - What shampoo and conditioner you are using at home. - How often you are using heat on your hair. - And during the summer months, how often you are outside in the Sun and in Pools. These all effect the tone in your hair! A good way to keep your hair nice and bright, is to book a toner in between! Now booking last week of September. : Pivot Hair Studio 71 Broadway, Orangeville, Ontario @pivothairstudio . #pivothairstudio #orangevilleontario #orangevilleon #orangevillehairstylist #orangevillehairsalon #orangevillehairdresser #dufferincounty #townoforangeville #townofcaledon #haltonhills #redken #redkenobsessed #redkenready #redkenblondage #redkenshampoo #blondes #balayage #hairofinstagram #hairpainting #handpainted #handpaintingbalayage #handpaintedhair #livingproofhair #livingproofhairproducts

I love the dimension in this! Who says Brunette’s have to be 1 colour!? They don’t! Welcome to Dimensional Brunette! where you have different shades of brown. .... . First of all, my client is so beautiful! Drives from Hamilton to Orangeville to come see me! like wow! Can’t thank her enough. . . Here’s what we did: A Root touch up Hand Painting pieces And a good Hair Trim Followed with a blowout & curls. Gosh! I’m obsessed! Now booking end of September : Pivot Hair Studio 71 Broadway, Orangeville, Ontario @pivothairstudio

O B S E S S E D! She’s so beautiful! We did a good chop & thinned out her ends to allow movement.... I used the Hand Painting technique. Finished off with a great blowout and some curls! Now booking into mid September : Pivot Hair Studio 71 Broadway, Orangeville, Ontario @pivothairstudio

HER HAIR! It’s seriously so gorgeous! She is so GORGEOUS! - Her natural colour is the perfect level to do Hand Painting Balayage!... * You can see in her before pictures that her roots are a bit darker, and that the blonde doesn’t start until above her ears so a good 3 inches from her scalp. She wanted to bring up the blonde to blend into her roots. Refresh the blonde throughout her hair. And put more blonde underneath. - So Hand Painting the Clay lightener allows me to see how her natural hair falls, and gives me more control to blend into her roots. for a seamless blend! so in love with the end result!