Denver didn’t have a vegan salon in 2013…
Deep diving into ingredient lists & creative internet searches led me to a few vegan friendly product lines. With those options I was able to open Ametrine downtown in it’s first location at the end of 2014!
This provided Denver with the first fully nature-focused (i.e. vegan) salon, as well as another gender neutral + affirming hair space.
Over the years, more companies have moved towards both sustainable practices and inclusivity. New companies are forming each year with these focuses in mind!
Due to increased product options, Ametrine now carries items from several small batch businesses as well as stylist-created color + products from evo hair :)
In August of 2020 Ametrine Collective moved into the current light filled location at 1st and Penn!
Street parking is so easy, the neighboring businesses are awesome & the space is almost 3x the size of the previous location.
As always, our time together is one on one - providing a safer space + less overwhelming environment!
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I'm incredibly grateful for all the support I have received from my amazing clients over the past 9+ years in business! I look forward to seeing you soon!
all my best,
kat
I encourage people to make sustainable changes to their daily care routines!
My hope is with small swaps we can lessen our impact on the environment & reduce animal testing.
Ready to be a new friend?
Hair has no gender.
What is Dresscode Project? A global alliance of salons/shops committed to providing positive, gender-affirming services for LGBTQ2S+ clients.
I’m proud to be a Dresscode Project Safer Space!
Sustainable multi-purpose products.
Evo styling products are a main focus at Ametrine Collective.
Their commitment to no unnecessary ingredients, myths or gimmicks, just products that perform and doing the right thing