Interview desk
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Esther Klein brings 35 years of one-on-one color and styling experience to interviews, expert quotes and contributed articles.
- Who is Esther Klein?
- A hair colorist and stylist at MAURICI® in South Palm Beach who works with one client at a time. Biography
- What makes her approach distinctive?
- The Art of One: undivided attention, listening first, and every shade mixed for one person. The philosophy
- Available for
- Print and online interviews, expert quotes, phone or video interviews, and contributed articles. Broadcast, live television and appearances are arranged case by case.
- How to reach her
- Peter Klein coordinates all interviews: media@estherkleinpress.com · 561-777-5487 (call or text). You are always welcome to reach Esther directly at 561-631-6462. She personally returns every call and message; because she doesn’t pick up while she’s with a client, a text is the quickest way to reach her.
Story angles
Interview topics
Each can become an interview, a quote for a round-up, or a contributed article.
The Art of One
Why one-on-one appointments change the result: listening, custom formulas and unhurried finishing.
Balayage or foils in a humid climate
How placement, toning and care change when hair lives in South Florida sun and humidity.
Gray: cover it, blend it or embrace it
An honest look at full coverage, soft blending and transitioning, and the upkeep each asks for.
Rescuing brassy, grown-out color
A colorist’s step-by-step thinking on correction, with real before-and-after examples.
Blonde that grows out gracefully
Root placement, toning and refresh schedules for blonde that still looks good at week eight.
The case for dimensional brunette
How a brunette gets depth and shine without heavy lightening.
Color first, then highlights
Why many of Esther’s clients start with an all-over shade for richness and add highlights for light.
Shine as the new status symbol
Glosses, glazes and the habits that keep color-treated hair reflective.
Choosing a cut for your face and your life
Soft layers, bobs, bangs and one-length cuts, and how to talk to your stylist about them.
Hair through life’s changes
What a stylist sees with age, stress and hormonal change, and when to talk to a doctor.
In her own words
Quotes ready to use
From Esther’s published article. Copy with attribution.
Great hair isn’t just a trend. It’s a feeling.
Esther Klein, “The Hair Trends for 2026,” mauricisalon.comThe best hairstyle is the one that makes you feel like the most authentic, beautiful version of yourself.
Esther Klein, “The Hair Trends for 2026,” mauricisalon.comThe ultimate trend is hair that looks and feels healthy. Shine, strength and hydration never go out of style.
Esther Klein, “The Hair Trends for 2026,” mauricisalon.comColor in 2026 is warmer, richer and more dimensional.
Esther Klein, “The Hair Trends for 2026,” mauricisalon.com
Expertise
Areas of expertise
On hair loss, scalp or hormonal questions, Esther speaks from the chair and suggests readers also see a doctor or dermatologist.
- Personalized hair colorMatching a shade to skin tone, eye color and natural hair, and why one formula rarely fits two people.
- Blonde highlights and balayageBright, soft blonde that grows out gracefully, and when to choose highlights or balayage.
- Dimensional brunetteRich, glossy brunette with movement, without going lighter than you want.
- Color correctionBrassy ends, uneven grow-out and color that went wrong, and how to fix it step by step.
- Gray coverage and blendingFull coverage, soft blending or a gradual transition; how to decide.
- Cuts and finishesSoft layers, one-length cuts and bobs that suit the face, the hair and the client’s routine.
- Healthy-looking hairGloss, glaze, smoothing and treatments that keep hair shiny and strong.
- Hair in the Florida climateHumidity, frizz, sun, salt water and chlorine, and how to protect color.
