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For dynfly co-owner Alphonse Deeby and his business partners, Lions pride runs deep. As lifelong fans and season ticket holders, bringing Honolulu Blue into the salon was a natural way to share that passion—and give back, with a portion of the promotion’s proceeds supporting local charities. Listen as Alphonse joins WJR Radio to talk hair, hometown pride, and turning team spirit into community support.

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Front page of the Detroit Free Press newspaper, dated January 17, 2025, featuring headlines about Detroit Lions fans, wildfires, and political issues. Top of the page shows a Detroit Lions football player in full gear, holding a football.

A Day Out. A Cause Close to Our Hearts.

One of our favorite days of the year, Frank Ragnow’s annual Skeet Shoot Showdown brings people together in support of the Rags Remembered Foundation. dynfly co-owners Alphonse Deeby, and George Nikollaj, joined as sponsors and participants to support the foundation’s work helping children and families navigate grief through outdoor experiences and connection. We’re grateful to be part of a day that means so much to the community we call home. →

Detroit pride, in full color. See how dynfly helped Lions fans go Honolulu Blue for the playoffs while giving back to Detroit PAL.

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A woman with brown hair dries a young girl's hair with a hairdryer. The girl has wet hair and is sitting at a table in a salon or similar setting. A young boy with bright blue hair, wearing a black sports jersey with the number 26, is leaning forward and touching his head, looking at the girl and woman. There are white boxes and plastic cups on the table.
Honolulu Blue, Through and Through

Front-page color. Hometown pride.

dynfly made the Detroit Free Press front page as Lions fans embraced Honolulu Blue for the playoffs.

Detroit Free Press · January 17, 2025

Three men posing outdoors with rifles, standing on grass with trees in the background, at the Rags Remembrance Foundation event, sponsored by Sixsalon and Dynfly.