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SignaCurl
If you can snag an appointment with salon owner Joseph Lentini, he will change your hair for life. Specializing in cuts and coloring, Lentini is considered one of the best in the industry. He prides himself on transforming each client by using her hair to accentuate her personal style. 116 S. 19th St., 215-567-1456
Giovanni & Pileggi
Calling all blondes! If it’s time to lighten or simply touch up your golden locks, then it’s time to go to Missy Ambrosini. Specializing in flaxen locks, Ambrosini uses a variety of tricks to make your tresses the perfect shade. Choose to add in long, luscious extensions, and she will match the color flawlessly. 258 S. 11th St., 215-568-3040
Capriotti Salon
Have you fallen out of love with your hair color? Carissa Crowther will help you rekindle the romance at this salon nestled in the heart of Narberth. With her expertise in color and highlights, she can transform even the dullest hair with fall’s most vibrant hues. 21 Haverford Ave., Narberth, 610-660-9201
Salon Vanity
Dreaming of your favorite celebrity’s famous highlighted locks? They have probably used the balayage technique, a hand-painted highlighting method that comes from the French word meaning “to sweep.” Balayage produces a natural look that does not damage the hair like other processes can sometimes do. Ask for Janine Antonini to give you this fresh look. 1701 Walnut St., 215- 925-2211
Salon Norman Dee
Whether it’s time to try on a more mysterious look with darker tresses or the brightness dial on your color needs adjusting, it’s time to consult Christy Stefanelli. She will offer you an array of customized color choices that will complete your new look and leave your hair shinier, thicker, and healthier to boot. 2550 Grant Ave., Ste. 100, 215-676-0554
Ame
Cafés aren’t just for lattes. At this Main Line salon, top colorists apply a single process in their hip and swanky “Color Café.” While your hair is processing, feel free to chat, surf the Web on your iPad, and relax as you wait for the big reveal. 111 Waynewood Ave., Wayne, 610-995-2631
AMS Salon & Lounge
Your summer glow has faded and you’re left looking a bit sallow. AMS senior colorist Megan Reilly recommends keeping dimension in your hair for fall with warm gold and honey tones. This bump of color will leave your strands glistening through the cooler months ahead. 262 S. 16th St., 215-569-1515
Pileggi on the Square
Break out the hoses—master colorist and Goldwell color company educator Jeffrey Moffett says this season is all about bombshell-hot auburn hues. From bright coppers to rich reds, he will leave your hair sounding alarms all over town. 717 Walnut St., 215-627-0565
Hush Salon
This casual Old City salon is staffed with a talented team of artists. Stylist Ruth Andolsen specializes in modern and sophisticated color techniques, and her clients rave about the staying power of their look between appointments—no need for touch-ups every few weeks. 45 N. Third St., 215-923-5010
Privé Salon by Kathryn Picraux
For a natural, sun-kissed look that lingers well into the fall months, see salon owner Kathryn Picraux. She gives her clients the high-society, worn-but-fresh look they crave: soft, never brash, childlike streaks achieved by her “pasteling” technique. 5 E. Butler Pike, Ambler, 267-470-4331
