
How to Build Your Skincare Business
Jeane Richmond, National Education Manager, Satin Smooth, is always looking to help the skincare professional develop business. Here she shares three tips on keeping and building clientele.

Jeane Richmond, National Education Manager, Satin Smooth, is always looking to help the skincare professional develop business. Here she shares three tips on keeping and building clientele.

Learn how to recreate this edgy bridal style from Moroccanoil at New York Bridal Fashion Week.

MODERN spoke with Anna Manukyan, AVP Matrix Education, about the brand’s involvement with the organization.

On April 29, Beauty Changes Lives Experience attendees will see Mizani designs that rip away trending beauty topics, exposing that texture – even in its most vulnerable state – always draws on the core value of strength.

During the runway experience, NextGen artists from CND will present designs that push boundaries while interpreting the theme “Exposed”

Maintain hair health while still helping a client explore their inner unicorn.

Revive a day-two, -three, or -four blowout, silken hair before styling, and fight static and flyaways to keep your color creations looking pristine. MODERN SALON’s Instagram following—all 911,000 of you!—weighed in on your favorite dry conditioners for before, during and after styling.

Rodrick Samuels, co-owner of Hair Lab Detroit Academy and Salon, updates the pompadour.
Whitaker is an educator and motivator with a worldwide reputation based on more than 30 years of experience in the hairdressing industry.

The academy will take place high in the Cahuilla Hills of Palm Springs, California.

Hair is in Kim Kimble's DNA. The third-generation hair stylist has worked on films, television shows, done work for magazines, and has a hair care brand under her own name. At this year’s Premiere Orlando, attendees will have the opportunity take part in a live photo shoot while learning from Kimble's expertise.

The change in season can trigger a change in hair color for clients. The SOLO Artist Advisory Council of industry experts answer how you can help your clients transition color according to the season.

After working in many salons as an employee, manager, wedding coordinator and as a self-employed stylist, Gioia Gomez, currently based at Akasu Hair Studio & Spa, in Portland, Oregon, found the perfect balance. “There are many different ways to be a productive, profitable hairdresser. No one way is the right way for everyone,” she says. “I’ve found being a solo artist is a perfect fit for me.”

Esther Bolkin has always had a passion for the beauty industry, as well as for running her own business. Today she is the proud founder and owner of Glad Lash Inc. and GladGirl Inc., international manufacturers and distributors of professional and non-professional eyelash and eyebrow extensions and more. Here, she offers her advice to lash artists' most pressing questions.

Eyelash application knowledge and training is skyrocketing in the beauty industry. Specifically focused on eyelash and brow artists, Glad Lash conducted a professional survey that was designed to ascertain the views, trends and career goals of the global workforce. The survey discovered that respondents are a highly motivated, trained and satisfied group of individuals.

More men are visiting salons for haircuts, but are salons addressing all of their male clients' grooming needs? Amanda Olusanya, owner of Allen Ray Salon and educator for Aveda, encourages adding the following 3 services to increase your value and elevate the experience for your male clients.

Recently, eyelash perming, or a lash lift, has become more popular than ever, and it is an exciting professional service to offer your clientele.