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“Three months later, Fox & Jane hairstylists are seeing an average of three to four clients each day, and the Brooklyn location has been extremely busy. From having clients wait outside to sanitizing everything but the walls, here’s an inside look at what it’s like to be a hairstylist right now.”

“In 2020, 40% percent of our consumer population is going to be (millennial or generation Z), and we have to listen to what they have to say. And what they are saying is they’re fluid and they do not want to be put in boxes ”

“Fox & Jane does not tier its stylists, ensuring every service is carried out with the same expertise. Its genderless menu charges by length of hair and time of service, keeping prices fair.”

“F&J embraces fun and community and prioritizes salon culture to the point that Cairns even wrote a book about it (in addition to hosting stylist education classes and events). ”

“According to one of Fox & Jane Salon‘s lead stylists, Brittany Jones, you shouldn’t have any issues with frequency as long as you’re using the correct shampoo for your hair type. ”

“Lorean joined BTT to share why the salon’s culture is critical in attracting stylists and clients. Culture is the air we breathe—the life of the business. ”

“Turns out your hair care routine doesn’t need to take up a full hour. In fact, pro hairstylist Brittany Jones’s routine is so low-maintenance, you’ll want to adopt it yourself.”

“Matt King, director of education at Fox and Jane Salon in NYC says, “With an oval shaped face there literally is no wrong version of a bob.””

“Brittany brings effortlessness to blondes, balayage, and any cut a client could need.”

“The company, which has locations in New York, California and Colorado, now offers the service in their Brooklyn salon.”

“Most real-life brides don’t have on-site stylists to stay on call for the entire wedding day, and this braided style is something that’ll stay put through the night,” says Lorean Cairns, co-founder and creative director of Fox & Jane Salon.

“To get rid of excess product, New York City hairstylist and co-founder of Fox and Jane salons Lorean Cairns recommends washing with a gentle clarifying shampoo once a month. ”

“The number-one tip I tell brides when it comes to their wedding day hair is that you want to feel like the best version of yourself,” says Lorean Cairns, founder of Fox & Jane Salons.

This latest take on the hair-that’s-the-color-of-other-things trend comes courtesy of Chereen Monet at Fox & Jane Salon in New York City, but she’s not the only one who’s developed a color crush on this subtler take on rave hair.

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“If you have a good relationship with your salon, but aren’t 100 percent happy with the outcome, just calmly state your dissatisfaction and ask to revisit your stylist.”

“And over-doing it won’t make your hair come out in clumps like my mother warned, but permanently dyeing your hair too often could lead to mid-length breakage—and you run the risk of the color not taking, says Lorean Cairns…”

“Clients are already seeing this trend and because of its fresh and unique nature, everyone is asking for it,” says Lorean Cairns, founder of Fox and Jane Salons.

“Long hair takes more time to care for at home, and short hair takes more time to care for at the salon,” says Cairns.

Lorean Cairns is the driving force behind Fox & Jane, a top-rated salon with multiple locations in NYC, San Diego and Brooklyn. She’s known for her flawless expertise, cutting edge skills, dramatic color changes and gorgeous cuts.

“Soften your tresses with the treatment a few days before coloring so it’s hydrated when you get to the salon, says Lorean Cairns, co-founder and creative director of Fox & Jane Salon in New York City. ”

“Shout-out to Lataye from New York City’s Fox & Jane Salon for tolerating my gazillion questions and nervousness about the bleaching and dyeing process.”

“By adding small color pigments at each wash you will eliminate brassy tones that appear as your toner fades,” states Lorean Cairns,
Co – Founder and Creative Director of Fox & Jane Salon.

“You wouldn’t wash a silk or wool sweater with a harsh detergent, and it’s the same with this type of hair,” says Lorean Cairns of Fox & Jane Salon in New York City.

“Hair changes often throughout our lives because of the seasons, hormones, medication, and even changes in water,” says Lorean Cairns, cofounder and creative director of Fox & Jane Salons in New York City.

Co-founder and creative director of Fox & Jane Salon Lorean Cairns suggests, “Begin working with your colorist one year prior to your wedding date to achieve your perfect bridal tone.”

“Lorean Cairns, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Fox & Jane Salon in NYC told Seventeen.com that she came up with the look to create a new way of dyeing hair rainbow colors.”

“Your colorist has to bleach your hair to a light blonde, and you might need multiple visits to get it light enough to apply pastel tones,” explains Lorean Cairns, cofounder and creative director of Fox & Jane salons.