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“At FOX & JANE we believe in great hair for all. Working hard towards your hair dreams and making you feel your best self is what we are here for.”

After moving to New York to be in the epicenter of hair and fashion, she couldn’t find a salon that fit her down-to-earth, cheerful style. “What I experienced was really competitive, really hierarchical. It was really toxic for me,” says Cairns.

“As long as you’re using decent hair products, there’s really no need to use clarifiers regularly, says Lorean Cairns, owner of Fox & Jane Salon. In fact, those products could do more harm than good.”

“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.

“Considering a deeper hue? Matt King, colorist at Fox & Jane in San Diego, suggests dark red violets and jewel-toned colors, such as rich true red, solid jet (blue) black, and dark deep brown.”

“The color you had when you were a kid is the most flattering natural color on your skin type,” Lorean Cairns, co-founder of Fox & Jane salons in New York, California and Colorado, told TODAY Style.

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.

“If you love an AM shower, but don’t have time to blow dry your, try this genius trick, courtesy of Lorean Cairns, co-founder and creative director Fox & Jane, a hair salon in New York City.

“So when one of Brooklyn’s top salons, Fox & Jane, asked me to come by for a complimentary style, I jumped at the chance.”

“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.

“Ombre in 2016 uses balayage highlights to create a more diffused version,” explains Lorean Cairns, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Fox & Jane Salon via email.

“Obvious highlights that are stripey are a no-go. Keep your color blended seamlessly with techniques such as babylights or balayage.” says Lorean Cairns.

“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.

“So I was thrilled to be invited to try out Fox and Jane Salon this past weekend. With four locations in New York and one in San Diego, Fox and Jane Salon offers a fun and relaxed environment.”

“While the act of washing your hair is pretty straightforward, the choices you make, such as the type of products, temperature of the water, and your washing schedule, are in fact a big deal in maintaining your hair,” says Lorean Cairns”

You may see us do this at the salon because it is effective, but doing it yourself is way more tiring, the angle is awkward, and it’s just not necessary,” says Lorean Cairns, cofounder and creative director of Fox & Jane Salon.

“Fox and Jane Salon was created by Lorean Cairns, where her concept grew from one Lower East Side Salon in 2011 to a fifth salon in 2014 on New York’s Upper West Side.”
