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“King says that when there’s a buildup of product in your scalp, its natural oils can’t spread through your hair. But washing it too often causes irritation to the scalp, which secretes more oil to protect itself.”
“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). ”
“Lorean is back to share how important culture is to the success of our salon businesses. She covers how to start identifying the purpose and mission of your salon, and how to grow your team and culture while at the same time, protecting it from culture crushers. ”
“According to Brittany Jones, Fox & Jane Salon’s regional partner for the Colorado locations, pastel coloring and sunny days don’t always mix well. Keep clients happy with their dye job going into summer by sharing Jones’ at-home maintenance tips with them”
“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. ”
“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.”
“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.””
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.
“The company, which has locations in New York, California and Colorado, now offers the service in their Brooklyn salon.”
“Foilyage is a technique where the color is painted on the hair, just like balayage, but then each painted section is wrapped in foils. This amplifies the effect,” says Lorean Cairns, the owner of Fox & Jane hair salons in New York City and San Diego.
“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. ”
“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.”
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.
“Emilia Clarke’s character, Daenerys Targaryen on Game of Thrones has created thousands of imitators and #motherofdragons hashtaggers attempting to nail the look, says Lorean Cairns, owner of Fox & Jane, a New York City hair salon.”
“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.”
“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.
“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.
“In just four years, Fox & Jane have opened four NYC salons, and judging from the post-blowout snaps on the brand’s Instagram feed, it’s easy to see why their stylists are in such high demand.”
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.
“So when one of Brooklyn’s top salons, Fox & Jane, asked me to come by for a complimentary style, I jumped at the chance.”
“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.”
“Finding a great city salon with expert stylists at prices that feel fairly gentle for this town (barber cuts start at $50, haircuts at $69) is not an easy chore. For that, Fox & Jane most assuredly got my thumbs up.”
“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.
“Obvious highlights that are stripey are a no-go. Keep your color blended seamlessly with techniques such as babylights or balayage.” 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.
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.”
“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.
“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”