As the air cools and the leaves change, your hair is probably feeling the effects of summer—sun exposure, salt water, and humidity can all leave it dull, dry, or lacking volume. Fall is the perfect time to hit reset and show your strands some love. At Salon 955, we’re here to help you repair, restore, and revive your hair so it looks and feels its best all season long.
Repair the Damage
Summer can take a serious toll on your hair’s health. UV rays and chlorine can weaken strands, leaving them brittle and more prone to breakage. Start the new season with a professional treatment that helps strengthen and replenish your hair from the inside out. Pairing your regular shampoo and conditioner with a reparative mask or leave-in treatment can make a noticeable difference in shine, strength, and manageability.
Pro Tip: Look for products rich in protein and moisture—two key ingredients that help repair damage and prevent split ends.
Restore the Shine
If your color looks faded or your hair feels flat, a gloss treatment or toner can help bring back that fresh, healthy glow. These services not only revive tone but also enhance smoothness and light reflection, leaving your hair soft and radiant. Combine your in-salon service with at-home care that focuses on hydration and protection to keep your results lasting longer.
Revive the Volume
Fall fashion means cozy layers, warm tones, and big, beautiful hair. To bring life back to limp strands, try a volumizing shampoo or mousse that adds body without weighing your hair down. A quick blowout or round-brush styling appointment can also help you rediscover that bounce and movement that makes your style feel refreshed.
Stock Up & Save This Month
It’s the perfect time to refresh your routine—because for October, Salon 955 is offering 20% off all repair and volume products. Whether you’re looking to strengthen, smooth, or add lift, we’ll help you find the perfect products to get your hair fall-ready.
Stop by the salon to shop our stylist-approved picks and fall back in love with your hair this season.