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Social media has always been a great tool to gather inspiration, and now more than ever stylists can rely on digital platforms for motivation. With time to learn, grow, organize, and practice techniques, now is the perfect chance to hone your creativity for the new season ahead. From creating mood boards for future photoshoots to gathering formula ideas for color trends you want to try – take a peek at some of our favorite shades to keep you inspired. 

In the age of instant gratification, online tutorials and one-click shopping — clients are always moments away from making major hair faux pas’. Case in point: the idea to cut a Friday night fringe because “you wanted a change”. In the recent age of social distancing and salon closures, these averages are getting even higher. While we appreciate the countless memes and celebrity hairstylist “tutorials” about “backing away from the scissors,” we want to give you a few realistic tips that will help appease current stress levels and get everyone through this challenging time with healthy, happy hair results. Take a peek at some of the most common problems we’re all experiencing at the moment and advice from some of our favorite Celebrity Stylists and Redken Artists - Redken Brand Ambassador Matt Rez and Redken Artist & Styling Society Member Jamie McDaniel! 

The consultation.The beginning of every appointment whether your client is new or tried and true. The consultation helps create clear communication between you and your guest while setting expectations and developing a clear cut plan for their service. As we all begin to get back to business, the scope of your consultation may have changed slightly.