THE JOURNAL
Trends, techniques, and honest advice from the colourists at Fluff — Denver's elevated colour studio.
Winter hair colour in Denver follows different rules than winter colour anywhere else. The light is flat. The air is the driest of the year. Most clients live in a beanie from November through March, which compresses dimension on the top section every time it comes off. Choosing colour without accounting for those three factors … Read more
Wearable hair trends in Denver are not the same as wearable hair trends in New York or Los Angeles. The trends that come down a Paris runway in February have to be filtered through Mile-High UV, dry climate, harsh photographic light, and a city whose calendar runs from morning hike to rooftop dinner more often … Read more
Espresso hair colour is one of the brunette requests we trust most in Denver. It is rich, polished, lower-maintenance than bright blonde, and strong enough to hold its identity in Colorado sun. The mistake is thinking espresso means flat black-brown. The best espresso colour has reflection: mocha, cold brew, soft brunette ribbons, and a gloss finish that keeps the depth expensive instead of heavy.
Balayage has become shorthand in Denver for “highlights that don’t look like highlights.” It’s the technique we reach for most often at Fluff when a client wants dimension without a regrowth line, brightness without brassiness, and a grown-out phase that still looks intentional six months later. But the reason balayage looks so natural has less … Read more
Blonde hair in Denver behaves differently than blonde hair anywhere else. Mile-High UV oxidises blonde tone roughly twenty-five percent faster than at sea level, hard water deposits minerals that pull warm or muddy in days, and dry climate dehydrates the cuticle on lifted hair constantly. We are Fluff Colour Salon in LoDo Denver, and this … Read more