Built for 110°
Summer hair care in
Palm Springs, CA.
Summer hair care in Palm Springs is its own discipline. One of the highest UV indexes in the country, months over a hundred degrees, dry air and a pool most weekends — all of it works on your color and your cuticle at once. Here's what we do about it.
Built for the desert summer
Sun lifts color and shifts it — blondes go brassy, brunettes pull red. Dry air takes moisture out of the cuticle, and chlorine finishes the job. None of that is a reason to avoid summer; it's a reason to plan for it.
In practice that means a color refresh before the worst of the heat rather than after, a toner every six to eight weeks instead of waiting for brass, and something sealing the cuticle — a keratin treatment or a monthly conditioning add-on.
Six summer hair care tips from our stylists
The advice we give clients in the chair, in the order it matters.
Use UV protection products
UV rays in the Coachella Valley are intense. A UV-protective leave-in or spray is essential for color-treated hair during summer.
Switch to sulfate-free shampoo
Sulfate-free formulas are gentler on color and help maintain vibrancy longer — especially important when you're washing more often in summer.
Book color before peak heat
Getting your color done before peak heat means it's fresh and sealed when UV exposure is at its highest. Don't wait until it's already faded.
Consider a keratin treatment
The dry desert air causes frizz year-round, but summer makes it worse. A keratin treatment seals the cuticle and keeps hair smooth for weeks.
Deep condition regularly
Heat and UV strip moisture from hair. A monthly conditioning treatment at the salon, or a weekly mask at home, makes a real difference.
Protect your hair in the pool
Chlorine and salt water both affect color. Wet your hair with clean water before swimming and rinse thoroughly afterward — a leave-in creates a barrier.
Summer services & pricing
Starting prices. Add a conditioning treatment to any service for $30 — in July, it's the best thirty dollars on the menu.
- Color and Blow-Dry$155
- Partial Highlights$190
- Conditioning Treatment$30
- Keratin Treatment$300
- Color CorrectionFrom $150/hr
- Color, Full Highlight, Haircut & Blow-Dry$370
Summer hair from our salon
Photographed in Palm Springs, in the season it was made for.
Summer hair questions
Is angelajoneshair open during the summer?
Yes. angelajoneshair is open year-round, Monday through Saturday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. We are closed on Sundays.
What hair services are most popular in summer?
Keratin treatments, partial highlights, and conditioning treatments are our most popular summer services. Many clients also come in for a pre-summer color refresh before the hottest months.
How does Palm Springs heat affect hair color?
The intense UV index and dry desert air in Palm Springs accelerate color fading and can cause brassiness in lightened hair. Using UV protection products and scheduling regular toning appointments helps maintain vibrancy.
How often should I come in during summer?
For color-treated hair, we recommend a toning or gloss appointment every 6–8 weeks during summer to keep color fresh. A conditioning treatment can be added to any appointment.
Do you offer conditioning treatments as an add-on?
Yes. A deep conditioning treatment is available as a $30 add-on to any service. We recommend it especially for color-treated or heat-styled hair during summer.
Is angelajoneshair accepting new clients?
Yes. New clients are always welcome at angelajoneshair. Book online anytime at www.angelajoneshair.com or call (760) 832-9049.
Where is angelajoneshair located?
1578 S Palm Canyon Drive, South Palm Springs, CA 92264. Turn onto E Avenida Olancha from S Palm Canyon Drive and there's a parking lot with plenty of spaces.
Find us on Palm Canyon Drive
Call or text(760) 832-9049
Address1578 S Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA 92264
HoursMon–Sat 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Sunday closed
Summer-ready hair starts here.
Book online, or call and tell us what the heat is doing to your hair — we'll tell you what actually helps.