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“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.”

“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.

“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…”