Jo Steele Hair Stylist

Jo Steele Hair Stylist

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A warm, friendly and professional Home Hair Salon based in Loose, Maidstone.

02/07/2025
13/05/2025

Online booking now available!

13/05/2025

Jo Steele (@josteelehairstylist) • Instagram photos and videos 147 Followers, 485 Following, 35 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Jo Steele ()

19/06/2024

It was a pleasure to do this transformation and I wish him all the luck in his future career!

16/05/2024

Photos from Jo Steele Hair Stylist's post 06/05/2024
Photos from Jo Steele Hair Stylist's post 13/01/2024

Life is too short for boring hair!!!
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Let’s start with what it ISN’T:

❌ It’s NOT something I’m whacking on to try and fix an error (I promise!)

❌ It’s not an ‘optional’ extra... Let me explain.

✅ When we lighten hair, any hair, we remove the natural brown pigment. Sitting beneath this, and only really visible once the brown pigment has been removed, is RAW WARM pigment. We all have it - darker hair has more red and orange pigment and blonde hair has more yellow pigment.

✅ If you want to see what this raw warmth looks like, please swipe to the next images. Then come back :)

This raw warmth will ALWAYS BE PRESENT because it also gives strength to the hair so, if we try to remove it all, the hair will quite simply break.

✅ Now, nobody wants this result so to get the TONE of colour we want we have to use a TONER. This is actually just a colour, designed to deposit the tone you want to see, be that ash, gold, copper or something else.

✅ So, in summary. Achieving your dream colour generally consists of doing two things: removing the natural pigment we DON’T want (lightening, exposing the natural warmth) and putting IN the colour we DO want (the toner!)

So that’s what it is and hopefully this explains why you do need it 😊

**Note** occasionally, verrrrrry occasionally, the hair will not have huge amounts of natural warm pigment and a toner may not be necessary. This is rare, and is generally only suitable to leave untoned when only fine sections of the hair have been lightened, such as very fine highlights or balayage.

#haireducation #balayageeducation #haircoloureducation #onlinehaireducation #trichologyeducation 05/10/2023

Let’s start with what it ISN’T: ❌ It’s NOT something I’m whacking on to try and fix an error (I promise!) ❌ It’s not an ‘optional’ extra... Let me explain. ✅ When we lighten hair, any hair, we remove the natural brown pigment. Sitting beneath this, and only really visible once the brown pigment has been removed, is RAW WARM pigment. We all have it - darker hair has more red and orange pigment and blonde hair has more yellow pigment. ✅ If you want to see what this raw warmth looks like, please swipe to the next images. Then come back :) This raw warmth will ALWAYS BE PRESENT because it also gives strength to the hair so, if we try to remove it all, the hair will quite simply break. ✅ Now, nobody wants this result so to get the TONE of colour we want we have to use a TONER. This is actually just a colour, designed to deposit the tone you want to see, be that ash, gold, copper or something else. ✅ So, in summary. Achieving your dream colour generally consists of doing two things: removing the natural pigment we DON’T want (lightening, exposing the natural warmth) and putting IN the colour we DO want (the toner!) So that’s what it is and hopefully this explains why you do need it 😊 **Note** occasionally, verrrrrry occasionally, the hair will not have huge amounts of natural warm pigment and a toner may not be necessary. This is rare, and is generally only suitable to leave untoned when only fine sections of the hair have been lightened, such as very fine highlights or balayage. #haireducation #balayageeducation #haircoloureducation #onlinehaireducation #trichologyeducation

16/08/2023

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