There are many different types of hair coloring. Whether you normally color your hair or a newcomer to the world of hair coloring, this color guide of our Louisville hair salon offerings is your gateway to unlocking the endless possibilities and creative expressions that come with changing your hair color. … Read more
Color correction can be daunting. And having undesirable hair color results, whether it be at home or in a salon, is often overwhelming to the person whose hair needs a color correction. Finding a stylist you can trust and that will help you reach your hair goals can be equally … Read more
Why Finding the Best Hair Colorist is Vital Hair coloring for women, and sometimes men too, can be a deeply emotional thing. People are very particular and discerning when it comes to how their hair looks. You don’t want to get your hair colored just to come out looking “ok” … Read more
Highlights are by far the most common hair color service in our Louisville hair salon. Out of the hundreds of color services we perform on a monthly basis at TRIM NuLu, hair highlights account for ~70%. Highlights are requested by women, men, young clients, young-at-heart clients, and everyone else! In … Read more
Getting your hair colored or highlighted is a typical routine for those visit the salon often. For some, it’s second nature to come to the salon every six-to-eight weeks for touchups and maintenance. But for those who are new our hair salon, we’ve put together a small list of helpful … Read more
Balayage and Ombré: What is the difference? Over the years the two have become synonymous, but there is a difference. And here at our Louisville, KY salon, we do a lot of them! If you’re looking for an ombré or a balayage in Louisville, KY., please call us! We’d love … Read more
Anyone who colors their hair knows that coloring is a give-and-take relationship. I’m certainly not exempted from that. I used to have my hair dyed bleach-blonde from root to tip. As much as I loved my previous look, it was not a sustainable hairstyle for me. I hated the hard … Read more