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Stories · Notes from the chair

Straight answers,
from a working colorist.

no ‘10 hacks'. we promise.

Twenty guides on the things people actually ask in the chair — why gray resists color, why blonde goes brassy in July, what pool water does to it, and how to decide what your hair should cost you in time.

Jump to: Gray · Blonde · Color · South Florida · Hair care

What we are talking about
Blonde•The bob•Gray blending•Color correction•Hair Crimes•Balayage•Juno Beach•The Edit•
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Copper hair sculpted and pinned with raspberry combs — editorial stillTrends · 2026

What is actually changing in 2026

Low-contrast color, the money piece, and why natural-looking is not the same as low-maintenance.

Read →Hair Crimes campaign poster — banded green and orange hairCase files

Hair Crimes

Box dye over old highlights. Blue-black next to brown. Real corrective cases, start to finish.

Read →Sectioning clips set into hair before a color correctionCorrection

What a colorist sees first

The five things read off your hair before anyone mixes a formula.

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Gray coverage & blending

Gray Coverage Without Ammonia: Coverage, Blending and Your OptionsGray

Gray Coverage Without Ammonia: Coverage, Blending and Your Options

Yes. Professional ammonia-free color achieves full gray coverage, including on resistant gray, when the formula is built correctly and processed for the full…

Read →Does Organic Hair Color Cover Gray Hair?Gray

Does Organic Hair Color Cover Gray Hair?

Professional ammonia-free color marketed as organic does cover gray, including resistant gray, when formulated and processed correctly. There is no certified…

Read →Gray Coverage vs. Gray Blending: What's the Difference—and Which Is Right for You?Gray

Gray Coverage vs. Gray Blending: What's the Difference—and Which Is Right for You?

Gray coverage deposits opaque pigment to hide gray completely and needs refreshing every four to six weeks. Gray blending uses highlights, lowlights and gloss to…

Read →Why Won't My Gray Hair Take Color? What Resistant Gray Actually RequiresGray

Why Won't My Gray Hair Take Color? What Resistant Gray Actually Requires

Resistant gray has a tighter, more compact cuticle and less pigment, so color cannot penetrate easily and has nothing to grip. It is handled with a pre-softening…

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Blonde

Why Does Blonde Turn Brassy—and When Does Toner Actually Help?Blonde

Why Does Blonde Turn Brassy—and When Does Toner Actually Help?

Blonde turns brassy for four different reasons: underlying warm pigment exposed by lightening, a toner that has faded, mineral deposit from pool or well water, and…

Read →What Is Palm Beach Blonde? Why High-Maintenance Is Not a Hair FailureBlonde

What Is Palm Beach Blonde? Why High-Maintenance Is Not a Hair Failure

Palm Beach blonde is a bright, clean, well-toned blonde that reads expensive because it is maintained, not because it is effortless. Keeping it typically means a…

Read →Platinum blonde, honestly: can your hair actually take it?Blonde

Platinum blonde, honestly: can your hair actually take it?

What platinum blonde actually is, how it differs from icy and silver, whether your hair can hold it, what it takes to get there, and what it costs to

Read →Can You Go Blonde in One Appointment? What Actually Determines the AnswerBlonde

Can You Go Blonde in One Appointment? What Actually Determines the Answer

Can you go from brunette to blonde in one appointment? See how starting level, previous color, condition, length and your target blonde affect the pla

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Color & technique

Balayage vs. Highlights: Which Is Right for You?Color

Balayage vs. Highlights: Which Is Right for You?

Balayage is hand-painted onto the surface of the hair for a soft, blurred grow-out and is refreshed every three to five months. Highlights are foiled in sections…

Read →Why Professional Hair Color Looks DifferentColor

Why Professional Hair Color Looks Different

Professional color is custom-mixed for your hair's starting level, porosity and gray pattern, and applied in sections with the right developer for each area. Box…

Read →Hair Color Correction: First Diagnose What Actually Went WrongColor

Hair Color Correction: First Diagnose What Actually Went Wrong

Color correction begins with diagnosing what actually went wrong — banding, unwanted warmth, box dye build-up, over-processing or mineral deposit each require a…

Read →What does a colorist look at before a hair color correction?Color

What does a colorist look at before a hair color correction?

What an experienced colorist assesses before correcting hair color — and three real corrective cases from Touchée Organic Salon in Juno Beach, Florida

Read →2026 hair trends: the hair is getting quieter, but more consideredTrends

2026 hair trends: the hair is getting quieter, but more considered

The 2026 hair trends that actually matter in the chair — low-contrast color, the blended money piece, longer face framing, the mid-length cut, warm bl

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South Florida & moving here

How Saltwater, Pool Water & Florida Sun Affect Color-Treated HairLocal

How Saltwater, Pool Water & Florida Sun Affect Color-Treated Hair

Chlorine and copper in pool water bind to lightened hair and cause dullness and green cast; salt dehydrates; UV oxidises color and pushes it warm. The fix is…

Read →New to Juno Beach or Jupiter? How to Find the Right Hair ColoristLocal

New to Juno Beach or Jupiter? How to Find the Right Hair Colorist

To find a colorist after moving to Juno Beach or Jupiter, book a consultation rather than a full color service, bring photos of color you liked and disliked, bring…

Read →The South Florida Blonde Guide: Sun, Pools, Ocean Water & Keeping the Blonde You WantLocal

The South Florida Blonde Guide: Sun, Pools, Ocean Water & Keeping the Blonde You Want

Blonde in South Florida needs more tonal maintenance than blonde anywhere colder because UV, chlorine, copper and salt all push it warm and dull. The practical…

Read →Why Your Hair Behaves Differently After Moving to FloridaLocal

Why Your Hair Behaves Differently After Moving to Florida

Hair behaves differently in Florida because humidity swells the cuticle and creates frizz, UV oxidises color faster, and harder water and pool copper deposit…

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Cuts & shapes

How often should men get a haircut?Cuts

How often should men get a haircut?

How often men should get a haircut, by length and texture — and the signs it is time. A practical guide from a Juno Beach salon serving Palm Bea

Read →The Bob Edit: ten bobs to know in 2026Cuts

The Bob Edit: ten bobs to know in 2026

Ten bob shapes worth knowing in 2026 — the '90s bouncy bob, French bob, Italian bob, box bob, bubble bob, micro bob, graduated bob, shaggy bob, modern

Read →The bob is back.The question is which one.Cuts

The bob is back. The question is which one.

The bob is back — but which one? How jaw, neck, density, texture, growth patterns and Florida humidity decide which bob actually suits you, from a Jun

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Hair care & health

How to Make Hair Color Last LongerCare

How to Make Hair Color Last Longer

Hair color lasts longer when you wash less often with a color-safe, sulfate-appropriate shampoo, rinse cooler, protect hair from UV and chlorine, use heat…

Read →The Complete Guide to Healthy HairCare

The Complete Guide to Healthy Hair

Healthy hair is hair with an intact cuticle, adequate moisture and protein balance, and a healthy scalp producing it. Hair is not alive, so damage cannot be…

Read →The Truth About Sulfates: Is Sulfate-Free Shampoo Actually Better?Care

The Truth About Sulfates: Is Sulfate-Free Shampoo Actually Better?

Sulfates are effective cleansers, not toxins. Sulfate-free shampoo is genuinely useful for color-treated, dry, curly or sensitive-scalp hair. It is not better for…

Read →Why Scalp Health Matters: Your Scalp and Your Hair Have Different NeedsCare

Why Scalp Health Matters: Your Scalp and Your Hair Have Different Needs

Hair is produced by the scalp, so scalp condition determines the quality of new growth. The scalp is skin and needs cleansing and balance; the lengths are…

Read →10 Common Hair Myths Your Stylist Wants You to Stop BelievingCare

10 Common Hair Myths Your Stylist Wants You to Stop Believing

The most common hair myths are that trimming makes hair grow faster, that split ends can be repaired, that hair becomes immune to shampoo, that plucking one gray…

Read →How Often Should You Wash Your Hair? A Better Way to DecideCare

How Often Should You Wash Your Hair? A Better Way to Decide

There is no correct universal frequency. Wash based on your scalp's oil production, not your hair's length or color. Oily scalps may need daily washing; dry or…

Read →What Makes Hair Feel Healthy—and What That Feeling Doesn't Tell YouCare

What Makes Hair Feel Healthy—and What That Feeling Doesn't Tell You

Hair can feel soft and look shiny while being structurally compromised, because silicones and conditioning agents coat the cuticle and mimic health. Real condition…

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