Amid Detroit Lions success, local salon will dye your hair Honolulu Blue

There is now a salon that will go above and beyond for Lions supporters who are devoted to their team. It might just be sufficient to get the club to the Super Bowl during their playoff run.

(FOX 2):More than Aidan Hutchinson-themed Halloween decorations and Jared Goff shouts are being inspired by the Detroit Lions’ remarkable season.

A new type of dye that is ideal for the season is now available at a hair salon in the metro Detroit area. The recognizable hue will be known to Lions supporters as Honolulu Blue.

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For the next few weeks, Dynfly is having a sale on blue hair dye at all of its locations. The available shade is the same shade of blue as the home jersey worn by the Detroit Lions.

The founder of the salon claimed that his company is doing “everything and anything” to capitalize on the football team’s accomplishments, including coming up with the recognizable shade of Honolulu Blue.

“We had to make the blue, instead of just taking one bottle and pouring it – it doesn t work like that,” George Nikolaj explained. “You have to make the perfect Honolulu blue on what you have to work with.”

Overview:

Next weekend, the Detroit Lions will host their first home playoff game of the season when they play the Washington Commanders at Ford Field in the divisional round of the tournament.

Many supporters are discovering new ways to honor their team following an incredible season. While one fan tries to chase after Dan Campbell, another bakery has transformed Amon-Ra St. Brown’s touchdown celebration.

However, for some admirers, both young and old, this has been a lifelong dream. Thirteen-year-old Cameron Smith spent the day at the salon getting his hair tinted blue.

“(I’m doing it) because I love the Lions,” Smith declared.

Local viewpoint:

The owner claims that the promotion will continue until the Super Bowl. You can schedule an appointment at any of their six sites.

Men and women can get their hair dyed for $70, while children under the age of twelve can get it done for $30. A percentage will go to charity.

Nikolaj declared, “We’re going to keep pushing it til our big game,”