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From Autumn Reset to Christmas Ready

Writer: Merinda Di Rita
Merinda Di Rita
Sep 30
2 min read

The mornings feel cooler, the darker evenings creep in, the summer clothes disappear back into the wardrobe and suddenly we’re reaching for jumpers, boots and all things cosy.....and quite often, our hair starts feeling ready for a change too.


After summer, hair can sometimes feel as though it needs a little extra attention. Sunshine, holidays, heat styling and busy summer schedules can all leave us craving that freshly-done feeling again. Autumn is a lovely opportunity to reset.

That doesn’t necessarily mean a dramatic transformation. Sometimes it’s a beautiful trim, a richer colour, added warmth or simply bringing condition, shine and shape back into your hair.


The aim is to create something that works for you - your hair, your lifestyle and how you want to feel when you leave the salon.


And then, somehow, it’s Christmas…

We know. It’s only autumn.

But salon Christmases have a funny habit of beginning much earlier than Christmas itself!

Before long, diaries start filling with work parties, family gatherings, Christmas lunches, dinners, nights out and those lovely occasions where you want to make a little more effort.


That’s why this is actually one of the best times to start thinking ahead.

Rather than reaching December and trying to squeeze an appointment into an already packed month, planning your next few appointments now means your hair can be looked after throughout autumn and be exactly where you want it when the festive season arrives.


Your hair shouldn’t be another December stress


Your hair appointment can be one thing that’s already sorted.

So enjoy autumn. Embrace the cosy season. Have that little refresh you’ve been thinking about....and perhaps, while you’re sitting in the chair, get that Christmas appointment safely in the diary too.

Your future festive self might just thank you for it. ✨


Magic Chair by Dayane | St Ives

Autumn hair now. Christmas sparkle later.


 
 
 

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