Daniel Moon
Founder, colorist at HAIR Los Angeles
- Blonde
- Brunette
- Creative color
- Reds
- Shaved heads
- Men's hair
- Hair art
About
Daniel Moon founded HAIR Los Angeles, where he works as a colorist. His listed specialties are blonde, brunette, creative color, reds, shaved heads, men's hair and hair art. Vogue featured him in its September 2019 issue. Elle gave him a Beauty Genius award in 2017. He has done hair and color work on celebrity, editorial, film, runway and music video projects. Credits include hair color for Emma Watson at the Lucas Museum opening, and for Kristen Stewart at Cannes 2025 and Venice 2021. He created the original lavender color for Lance Bass's hair at the VMAs and the blonde look for Addison Rae's Met Gala appearance, and he colored characters in Disney's Descendants: The Rise of Red (2024) and Descendants: Wicked Wonderland (2026). Disney's official premiere gallery lists him as a hair stylist and colorist. Other clients include Kanye West, Madonna, Katy Perry, Kylie Jenner, Zoe Kravitz, Charlize Theron, Nicole Richie, Hayley Kiyoko, A-Trak, Travis Scott and the Flatbush Zombies. He has worked with brands including Saint Laurent, Moschino, Calvin Klein, Sephora, L'Oreal and Bombay Sapphire. His collaborations include the Major Reebok sneaker line, a colorful Reebok project Hypebeast featured, and a K18 HeatBounce campaign that involved heat styling platinum hair. He also developed Major Moonshine, a glitter gel for hair and body. He talks with clients and fellow colorists about scalp health, strand longevity and product choice.
- Approach
- Focuses on hair health as clients move from bold color back to natural highlights.
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Also at HAIR Los Angeles
- 1427 E. 4th Street, Unit 3, Los Angeles, CA 90033
- 310-388-1979
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