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Each client has their own individual beauty journey. Some choose highlights; others choose fantasy colors or single tones. What is inevitable is that at some point in your client’s life, their hair will begin to turn gray – it is up to you and them to decide how they are going to tackle this. Due to the fact that individuals with gray hair visit the salon frequently, you'll soon learn that they will be some of your most faithful clients. With about 50% of her clients gracing her chair for gray coverage we chatted with Redken Artist Casondra Rolph about her top tips.  Keep reading to learn the best ways to meet the needs, cover, or embrace your client's grays.  

Any blonde or brunette who has had highlights knows the dreaded term “brassy”. Due to underlying pigments, when hair is lifted during the lightening process, it has the tendency to pull warm – a.k.a. brassy. While stylists do their best to counteract unwanted tones during lifting and formulation, sometimes this is simply a side effect of going lighter. Visiting the salon every 4-6 weeks for appropriate toning is the best way to combat warm tones in the salon, and now Redken has just launched a new product that can boost anti-brass impact at home as well.

If getting a fresh cut wasn’t already on your radar… now it will be. One of the world’s most swoon-worthy supermodels – Kaia Gerber – just made a swift chop, which she dubbed “the drama cut” on Instagram and we can’t help but see a trend coming. With summer in sight clients will be flocking to your chair to make a swift change, so learn more about how Redken Global Creative Director Guido Palau created it.