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2024 FALL HAIR TRENDS

Your hair is always personalized and customized to what style looks good on you at The Cachet Salon.

We love to consult with you to let you know what is trending too. For 2024, Bob haircuts from short to medium length remain the go-to hair style for all face shapes and textures. Adding layers or fun accessories is an easy way to elevate any look. Bangs are having their moment too as the weather gets cooler. You don't have to go for a drastic change because a simple cut can help you transition to a new season. Curtain bangs with a Lob. A Lob is a longish bob. softly frames the face and is a flattering effect. A Shag is a fun change for a textured, tousled look. Think of 1970's Rock-n-Roll with volume and movement. The shag is slightly rebellious and a trend with low-maintenance because it's intended to be messy. A Short Blunt Bob creates a statement this Fall if you dare to do it. This minimalist haircut is simple and polished; perfect for Autumn clothes. The Italian Bob is a little longer and softer than the French Bob with a rounded shape. There are a lot of options for changes!

Call us at 614-841-1821 to schedule your new look!

20% OFF HAIRSPRAY SALE

This September and October we are offering 20% OFF all hairsprays! Ask your Designer which one is best for your hair. Our three favorite hairsprays are all by Paul Mitchell.

  1. Extra-Body Finishing Spray for a flexible hold and maximum volume.

  2. Awapuhi Wild Ginger Anti-Frizz Hairspray for humidity shield and medium hold.

  3. Hot Off The Press for thermal protection and flexible hold before the iron.

OCTOBER 26 IS PINK DAY

We will donate 20% of proceeds from our retail sales to Unite For Her. This organization helps women diagnosed with breast and ovarian cancers. We will wear PINK and have Linda's amazing Pink cookies.

Stop in to buy your hair products that day and help us support this worthy non-profit.

UPDATING OUR SKILLS

We never stop learning at The Cachet Salon. Any hair cut can be updated to fit you. This summer we were engaged in a seminar called Iconic Blonde, featuring blonding and bonding for healthy lightening results. Recently we attended a demonstration by Steven Moody who won the North American Hair Styling Award for Hair Cutter of the Year. He inspired us with the newest cutting techniques and trends, which are rounded shapes.

The big Premier Columbus Show downtown in September offers two full days of classes, networking and shopping. Additionally, we invited Paul Mitchell National Educator Ryan Belmonte, from New Jersey to inspire us with some fun new hair cuts. We can't wait to share what we learn. It's never a dull moment at The Cachet Salon as we constantly hire, train and nurture young people who are coming into the field of hair design.

We truly enjoy our New Talent!

R E C I P E O F T H E M O N T H

BAKED ONION

INGREDIENTS:

  • 4 yellow onions, unpeeled

  • Butter

  • Salt to taste

DIRECTIONS:

  1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.

  2. Line a baking tray with sides with foil.

  3. Place onions on tray, not touching.

  4. Bake 40 minutes or until soft. Timing depends on how big the onions are.

  5. After baking, let cool slightly then cut the root off the bottom of each onion and squeeze out of shell into a serving dish.

  6. Slice and top with butter and salt to taste.

Great side dish! Also can be made on the grill. This is a historic recipe adapted from "The New System of Domestic Cookery" by Rundell in 1806. Serves 4-6.