Mila Hair Art

This is why clients trust me with their blonde 💛 Root bleach + tone, done right. Tag a friend who needs this glow up and follow for more transformations 👇

3 things your colorist wishes you knew before going blonde 🤍
1️⃣ Healthy hair lightens better than damaged hair if you're not prepping your hair beforehand, you're setting yourself up for a rough process (and rougher results).
2️⃣ "Just a little lighter" can mean 10 different things. Bring pics. Be specific. We're not mind readers (yet 😅).
3️⃣ Maintenance isn't optional. Blonde is a commitment toner refreshes every 4-6 weeks keep it from turning brassy.

Save this for your next appointment 📌 and tag your bestie who needs to hear #3 👇

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💛 Arlington Heights blonde specialist

Ok but can we talk about this for a sec 🤍 not every colorist actually specializes in blonde even if they say they do here's how to tell the difference (learned this from doing blonde literally every day)

Save this before your next appt!!

Comment "blonde" if you want me to be honest about your current color

3 signs your colorist isn't actually a blonde specialist:

1. Your blonde goes brassy or yellow after like a week
if you're using purple shampoo every single wash just to survive until your next appt, that's not normal that's a toning issue

2. they never ask about your hair history
box dye, old color, heat damage, even your water at home all of that changes how blonde turns out. if they go straight to foils with zero questions, they're kinda just guessing

3. your highlights look streaky instead of blended
foil placement should follow YOUR face shape and how your hair actually grows, not just even sections all over. good blonde has movement to it, not stripes