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Ouidad Demo At Pool Party

By Maggie Mulhern | Updated: 06/08/2012 8:30:00 AM
Ouidad Creative Director Morgan Wilhite demos the "Rake and Shake" technique.
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YES! Girls With Curls Still Need a Curling Iron!

By Maggie Mulhern | Updated: 06/07/2012 8:44:00 AM
Brittany Moshe, Amika stylist, demos the need for a curling iron on clients with naturally curly hair.
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Dean Banowetz Demos Instyler Rotating Iron

By Maggie Mulhern | Updated: 06/05/2012 9:00:00 AM
Dean Banowetz demos the new Instyler IQ at the Premiere Show in Orlando.
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Foxy to Faux Fishtail Braids

By Lauren Salapatek | Updated: 05/11/2012 9:44:00 AM
Herringbone, fishbone, fishtail—whichever name you prefer to call this sea-inspired braid, this fun and flirty style is easy-to-do on your clients. Try mixing this braid with other braiding techniques like a French Braid or Waterfall Braid. In this how-to, Rusk Creative Team Member Naz Kupelian shows MODERN how to create this modern, yet foxy fishtail braid for summer.
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Color Bursting Technique

By Lauren Salapatek | Updated: 05/03/2012 10:27:00 AM
ColorDesignUSA Artistic Director Alex De Rango and his team—Kaycee Childs, ColorDesignUSA educator, and Steffanie Conley, ColorDesignUSA National Director of Training—recommended adding gold and red bursts of color in a free-form pattern to create dimension and pizazz in this model’s level 4 virgin hair. They call the technique "Color Bursting." Check out the steps inside.
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Hair Sewing: How To Create Editorial Hair in 15 Minutes

By Alison Shipley | Updated: 04/03/2012 2:22:00 PM
While at America's Beauty Show in Chicago, Steven Lightfoot stopped by the MODERN SALON booth to demonstrate a quick and fun way to create extremely editorial hair that can be used in photo shoots or runways by using a Salon Tech flatiron, little product, some thread (yes!), hair pieces or filler, and pins.
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