2017 MODERN SALON 100: Jennifer Malone @jmalonehair
Jennifer Malone is one of those social-media personas you can just tell is someone you'd want to be your friend. We first posted Malone's work on our site last year, and from then on it has been a love-fest of us commenting on each other's pages, congratulating one another on milestones, and sliding into DMs. Check out one of our favorite people to fangirl over, including some of the most gaga-worthy balayge we've seen.
Jennifer Malone is one of those social-media personas you can just tell is someone you'd want to be your friend. We first posted Malone's work on our site last year, and from then on it has been a love-fest of us commenting on each other's pages, congratulating one another on milestones, and sliding into DMs. Check out one of our favorite people to fangirl over, including some of the most gaga-worthy balayge we've seen.
BEAUTY BIO: Jennifer Malone @jmalonehair Location: San Dimas, CA Salon: Agencé Salon, San Dimas, CA Best known for: Blonding, balayage and transformations
Who I’m following: Lo wheeler, Gina Devine, Pretty Little Ombré, Tracey Cunningham
Tip to get best results on a post: Natural lighting, face shots
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Favorite professional beauty products: Oribe everything, Schwarzkopf, Redken
How social media changed your life: Social media has grown my business in ways I never thought possible. The world of beauty is always changing and it has allowed me to stay up to date on stylists offering classes, tutorials, etc. It is also slowly bringing me out of my quiet shell. It's great to be able to have a platform to display what we are most passionate about, and the feedback I receive is definitely a fuel to my creative side! I think it keeps us on our toes and always doing our very best to stay relevant.
The first time I was featured on MODERN SALON was….: Last summer. And I wanted to DIE! I grew up reading MODERN SALON in my step-mom’s hair salon, so the love you guys show me I am BEYOND grateful for!
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