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¿Planning to Visit Robert James Color? ¡Read his Article and Review on the San Francisco Chronicle to Learn More About Him and His Approach!

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Vintage hairstyles are eternally popular for weddings, but a too-literal interpretation can leave a bride with a serious case of helmet head. So what’s the key to borrowing from the past without looking stuck in it? Texture and movement. “The perfectly coiffed updo is outdated,” says Dani Weidner, a stylist at Robert James Color in San Francisco. “Imperfect is best.”

To balance contemporary trends with a retro influence, Weidner designed this ’20s-inspired updo. A defined curl and thick roll give a nod to the past, but the overall look feels fresh and current. It’s an ideal style for brides — and it’s one you can do at home. To get the look, read on for pictures and step-by-step instructions.

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Liberating. Sexy. Invigorating. No, not some new fitness class or beverage. This is something truly transformational. Short hair cuts for women have always been the minority, but there is a resurgence – and just in time for spring. If you’ve never taken to the straight razor, now is as good a time as ever.

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Renew your confidence in a bond that lasts with bodacious locks, courtesy of Robert James Color.

The deep-conditioning treatment commits beyond the honeymoon period, leaving tresses silky smooth for well over a month (which, in hair years, is forever). Three steps smooth, moisturize, and seal in strength with aromatic citrus and floral notes, improving quality and feel in less than fifteen minutes. Take home the four-pack of weekly top coat to make it last long-term.

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The Botticelli of Hair.

It takes an artist to paint, even if the canvas is your hair-and Robert James, of Robert James Color, is an old master at age 38.  He has perfected a technique called balayage (it means “to sweep” in French), involving painted-on highlights, rather than full highlights or foils, that can last six months.  Gisele, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kelly Clarkson are all sporting this look right now.  “You don’t have to deal with roots or retouching, and you can do a little or a lot, in whatever color combinations you want,” James says.  You can also get partial and hairline treatments between full appointments for a fraction of the $160 cost.

Spring Hair Color Dos and Don’ts

It’s a new season, so why not consider changing your hair color? Whether you head to a salon or pick out a box color to use at home, a new hue might be just the thing to lighten your mood. Robert James, a San Francisco-based colorist who’s worked with stars such as Alyssa Milano, Carmen Electra, and Gwen Stefani, offers these tips for having beautiful and healthy hair for spring…

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