
Cover Gray Roots Between Colors
you can hide the regrowth line at your part without booking a full color appointment
Twenty-five services I did behind the chair for thirty-five years, written down so you can do them at your own mirror.
“I did these same steps so many times my hands stopped needing my eyes, and now I want yours to know them too.”
— Donna Petrocelli
Launch price $34 ends October 18, 2026

A color appointment never jumps in price all at once. It creeps up one small add-on at a time, until the visit that used to feel routine starts to feel like a decision.

The bill doesn't have to keep climbing just because the calendar does.

Skip the Salon is a hundred twenty-nine pages, twenty-five chapters, one method to a chapter — gray roots, dull color, thinning brows, chapped hands, all of it. Every chapter gives you the tool, the timing, and the exact spot to stop before anything touches your face.
I wrote it in the order things actually go wrong at a mirror, not alphabetically. Read it start to finish or jump to whatever's bothering you this week, and do the patch test the first time, every time, before anything new touches your skin.
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Don't weigh this book against other books. Weigh it against what these same fixes cost at the salon, her own prices, priced two ways.
This book is twenty-five chapters, one method to a chapter, the same steps I used behind the chair for thirty-five years, written down plain. It's thirty-four dollars, once, no subscription, no appointment to book around. That's the whole offer, the work in writing for a single price. My own salon prices were never every salon's prices, and what you get out of it depends entirely on your own habits at the mirror.
“Try the sugar and honey lip scrub in chapter nineteen tonight, before you reach for another tub of balm.”
A quick look at three of the twenty-five chapters inside.

you can hide the regrowth line at your part without booking a full color appointment

you can get real lift at the root without a salon blowout

you can make ends look healthy without cutting length

you can calm morning puffiness in under five minutes

you can stop nails from splitting without a gel overlay

you can make makeup last through a hot, sweaty day






I always reached for powder over pencil on thinning brows, because pencil sits on top of the skin and reads as a line the second you're under any real light. Powder settles into what's left of the hair and disappears into it instead.
Follow the arch you already have. I saw plenty of women redraw it higher, chasing a shape that wasn't theirs to begin with, and it never looked finished no matter how carefully they filled it in.
Brush upward last, every time, and set it with a little clear gel. That one step is what keeps a filled-in brow from looking drawn on by noon.

“I never put a product on a client that I wouldn't put on my own mother.”
I opened Petrocelli's Beauty Salon in 1991, twenty-eight years old, four chairs, and a bank loan my husband had to cosign because the bank wouldn't take my signature alone that year. Tuesdays were color, Fridays were lash tints before weekend weddings, and prom season meant blowouts from seven in the morning until the last girl left.
The lease is what ended it, not me tiring of the work. When it doubled in 2023, I sold the chairs to my longest-serving stylist and kept my kit — the tint brush, the mixing bowl, the price list — and walked out with thirty-five years of muscle memory and nowhere left to put it.
Launch price ends October 18, 2026
The launch price of thirty-four dollars ends October 18, 2026, and after that it goes back to fifty-nine.

Launch price ends October 18, 2026