Sarah Rosenow Salon

A few before and after transformations. A mix of soft dimension, brighter blonding, blended color, and refreshed cuts that are all created with the goal of hair that feels beautiful and easier to wear.

I love creating color that feels natural, flattering, and more manageable between visits.

Sometimes the biggest change is not doing the most, but doing the right amount in the right places.

If you like color that grows out softer and hair that feels more polished without feeling overdone, this is the kind of work I love to do.

Ever notice your brunette hair looks warmer, redder, or more copper once sunny weather shows up?

You’re not imagining it.
Sun, minerals, hard water, heat, and normal color fading can all shift brunette tones over time.

In my newest blog, I break down:
�• why it happens�• how to help prevent unwanted warmth�• what to do if you actually love warmer tones

Small changes can make a big difference in helping your brunette stay closer to the tone you want.
Read the full blog at the link in bio.

Why Brunette Hair Turns Warm or Red in Sunny Weather — Sarah Rosenow Salon - Bellevue, WA Why brunette hair turns warm or reddish in sunny weather, plus tips to prevent fading, brassiness, and overly warm brunette tones.