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Pride Month Celebration: Bold and Vibrant Hairstyles for Clients

Pride Month Celebration: Bold and Vibrant Hairstyles for Clients

Pride Month is a time of celebration, love and inclusivity and what better way for salons to honour this occasion than by creating stunning, bold and colourful hairstyles for their clients? In this blog, we’ll explore six Pride Month hairstyles. From vivid extensions to intricate braids. Whether you're new to creating these looks or a seasoned professional, this guide will provide step-by-step instructions, tools and expert tips to help you shine.

Let’s dive into the world of vibrant salon looks, rainbow hair trends and inclusive styling ideas that will make your Pride Month celebrations unforgettable.

Pride Month hairstyles


1. Rainbow Flow

How-To

  1. Preparation: Start with freshly washed, blow-dried hair. Use a flat iron for a sleek finish

  2. Sectioning: Divide the hair into sections to allow easy application of colour

  3. Colour Application: Apply semi-permanent rainbow hair dyes to each section. Use vibrant shades like red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple

  4. Styling: Use a flat iron to smooth the coloured sections for a glossy finish

  5. Finish: Add a shine serum to enhance the vividness of the colours

Pro Tip: Encourage clients to use sulfate-free shampoos to preserve the colours for longer


 

 


2. Rainbow Extensions

How-To:

1. Preparation: Choose high-quality rainbow-coloured extensions

2. Attachment: Use clip-in or tape-in extensions for temporary styles 

3. Blending: Braid the extensions into the natural hair to create rainbow-coloured braids 

 

Pro Tip: For extra hold and a polished look, use a small amount of styling wax on your fingers as you braid the extensions into the natural hair. This will help keep the strands smooth and secure




 

3. Blue Fade Braids

How-To:

  1. Preparation: Dye the hair with a blue-to-purple ombre using professional-grade colour

  2. Braiding: Create French braids, fishtail braids or Dutch braids, depending on your client’s preference

  3. Finishing: Pull the braids gently for a fuller, more dramatic look

Pro Tip: Use hair glitter or rhinestone clips to add extra sparkle to this braided masterpiece


 

 

 


4. Peek-a-boo Rainbow Highlights

How-To:

1. Base Colour: Apply a rich purple base to the entire hair using a professional hair dye

2. Highlights: Section the hair and apply rainbow colours to the inner layers

3. Styling: Curl the hair with a curling iron to reveal the hidden highlights with movement

Pro Tip: Use a colour-protecting conditioner to maintain the vibrancy of both the purple and rainbow hues

 

 


 

5. Rainbow Fro

How-To:

1. Preparation: Start with clean, hydrated curls. Use a curl cream for definition

2. Colouring: Apply rainbow colours to sections of the hair using a brush or gloves

3. Drying: Use a diffuser to dry the hair gently without disturbing the curls

Pro Tip: Suggest a leave-in conditioner with UV protection to prevent colour fading in the sun




 

6. Purple and Blue Ombre Waves

How-To:

1. Colour Application: Begin with blue at the roots, blending into purple at the ends using ombre techniques

2. Styling: Use a large barrel curling wand to create soft, beachy waves

3. Finish: Apply a lightweight hair oil for shine and to tame flyaways

Pro Tip: Recommend clients use colour-depositing shampoos to refresh the ombre look between salon visits.



 

Inclusive Styling Ideas Beyond Colour

Not all clients want bold hues. Offer inclusive styling ideas that celebrate Pride in subtler ways:

  • Rainbow Hair Accessories: Incorporate colourful clips, headbands, or extensions

  • Creative Braiding: Weave tiny rainbow strands into intricate braids

  • Temporary Hair Colour sprays: Perfect for clients who want a non-permanent option

Addressing Common Questions

How do I make colours last longer?

Encourage clients to use cold water for washing and use colour-safe shampoos and conditioners to avoid colour-fading 

Can darker hair achieve rainbow looks?

Yes, but pre-lightening darker hair is crucial for vibrant results. Use a bond-protecting treatment like Olaplex during the process to maintain hair health.

What if my client is unsure about going bold?

Suggest a temporary option like hair chalks, colour sprays or rainbow extensions. These allow clients to experiment without commitment.


Tools and Products for Success


FarmaVita Suprema Color Permanent Hair Colour


A permanent hair colour option featuring bold colours of the rainbow perfect for long-lasting hair colour, all while providing the hair with nourishment and protection.

Renbow Crazy Color Semi Permanent Hair Colour


A semi-permanent hair colour lasting up to 10 - 12 washes. Perfect for a temporary look and offering 40 different vibrant shades.

Fanola Wonder Color Locker Shampoo


This shampoo protects hair colour vibrancy while hydrating and softening the hair without weighing it down. It works to enhance colour brilliance and protect colour from fading.

Fanola Wonder Color Locker Sealing Cream


Color Locker Sealing Cream prolongs the colour, seals micro pigments, protects, softens and shines coloured hair. Making it ideal for long-lasting, vibrant results.

Wella Professionals Care Color Motion Conditioner


This advanced formula extends colour vibrancy for up to 8 weeks while enhancing hair strength, hydration and shine.

FarmaVita Amethyste Color Mask


The colour mask enhances and protects colour, boosts vibrancy and provides intense hydration to minimise dryness and improve scalp health.


Helping clients celebrate Pride Month with bold and vibrant hairstyles is not just about creating a look, it’s about fostering a sense of pride, confidence and inclusivity. With these six stunning styles, your salon can embrace the rainbow spirit and make this Pride Month unforgettable for everyone who walks through your doors. So grab your tools, unleash your creativity and let’s spread the love, one colourful hairstyle at a time.

 

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