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SEARCHBeauty pros-in-the-know were tweeting, posting and noticing all the close-up worthy hair, makeup, nails, and overall style on the red carpet at the Emmy Awards.
Los Angeles was unseasonably steamy today as the Emmy Awards officially launched Hollywood’s Award Season. Right on the heels of Fashion Week, the red carpet looks were informed by Fashion Week's fabulousness while letting us mere mortals in on what will be happening in Hollywood in the season to come.
David Maderich, NY-based celebrity (Prince, Brad Pitt, Pink, Mary Kate Olsen, Drew Barrymore, Giselle, and more) makeup artist will offer his run-down of hits and misses in an upcoming post. Here are some of his 140-character comments from tonite:
I love Melissa McCarthy...her makeup is glowing
Heidi klum is stunning but she needs a touch more blush for a healthy glow!
@sofiavergara is wearing the longest eyelashes and only she can pull it off.
Kristan Serafino, influential stylist and blogger (SerafinoSays) offered her insight on what did (January Jones, Christina Hendricks) and didn't (purple/grey hair that hasn't gone anywhere in too long) work in her to-the-minute tweets:
Sarah Hyland was not born when loose tendrils were in style. A modern style would have embraced her youth & been elegant
Not a fan of frizzy texture but Julie Bowen makes it work with the top part smooth and frizzy texture down...
2nd Strawberry blonde... NIcole Kidman & January Jones..New Trend in #HairColor? What do you think?
For Jessica Domoney, building a successful career isn't about saying yes to every opportunity, it's about protecting your time, investing in yourself and creating an experience clients won't forget.
MODERN SALON sat down with Samuels to discuss the book, beauty education, mentorship and the habits that help beauty professionals thrive.
"The mistake people make is treating AI like a vending machine instead of a personal assistant." Digital marketing expert Scott Moon shares how beauty professionals can use AI while staying authentic
Real-world advice on creativity, consultations, color, burnout, business, boundaries, inclusivity, client care, and career growth from educators and industry experts.
Today's clients are hearing more about longevity, biohacking, inflammation, and healthy aging than ever before. This article explores the science and language behind the skin longevity movement, and what it could mean for client consultations, treatment recommendations, and professional credibility.
Licensed to Thrive, Anna Manukyan's all-in-one beauty career and financial masterclass, is being gifted to professionals who enroll in L'Oreal LEVEL Rewards for a limited time.
From breaking free of external validation to creating joy-based goals, discover a more sustainable and fulfilling path to success.
A full day of education for hairstylists and salon pros focused on pricing, personal branding, client experience, social media, and long-term career growth.
From working backstage at multiple Paris Fashion Week shows to collaborating on four creative collections and expanding her international stage work, Michelle Bowden has had an incredible year of growth. Here, we break down her approach that drove her momentum, offering a framework for stylists looking to elevate their own careers.
This marks Ulta Beauty’s first scholarship partnership with Beauty Changes Lives, building on years of enthusiastic support for the organization and its mission.
Locally owned Great Clips salons offer a wide variety of career opportunities, competitive compensation, supportive salon teams and opportunities to grow your skills, both technically and professionally.
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Salon suite consultant Karen Kaminski explains why cheap salon suite rent can destabilize the salon suite business model and why value-based pricing may be a smarter strategy.
These stylists practice hairdresser magic, transforming clients into unicorns, mermaids, rainbows and living works of art.
Keratin Complex is taking education on the road in 2026 with the launch of KC on Tour, a live event series featuring industry icon and salon business coach Tabatha Coffey.
Modern professionalism is evolving beyond hard skills. Technical training is essential but about 85 percent of job success comes from soft skills. In a world where AI and automation are increasing, human connection becomes more valuable, not less.
In his new book "The Creative Mastermind," a writer and creative executive behind brands such as "Top Chef," "Fear Factor," and "Real Housewives," shares his insider knowledge for navigating today's chaotic content landscape.
Personalization is no longer just the cherry on top; it’s the whole sundae. If clients don’t feel like you designed and personalized the experience just for them, they’ll find a salon that does.
