In addition to the observations he shared with Victoria Wurdinger her “Your Business” column in the March issue of MODERN, Salvatore Minardi also filed this visual report.
by Web Editor
July 11, 2011
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At the Mondial Beaute show, held in Porte Versailles, Paris, Salvatore Minardi, owner of Minardi salon in Madison, New Jersey, checked out the influences to come. In addition to the observations he shared with Victoria Wurdinger her "Your Business" column in the March issue of MODERN, Sal also filed this visual report.
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Extensions were a big part of the style scene, placed below the rounds and pinched in place.
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High-drama color was all the rage backstage. Notice the gradations.
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A shaggy short from an edgy stylist.
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Is shake-on hair in your future?
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Make-up gets heavy for spring.
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Hot curls at Mizani.
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Mega-updos to inspire.
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