
12 Facts About Hair and Hair Color You Need to Know
At Wella’s Master Color Expert training, attendees learn everything from the anatomy of a hair follicle to how to consult with real clients, to everything in between.

At Wella’s Master Color Expert training, attendees learn everything from the anatomy of a hair follicle to how to consult with real clients, to everything in between.

Three Master Color Expert participants explain why they signed up, and what they will take away from this experience and back to their own salons.

Supply and demand, a basic law of economics, dictates pricing in most industries. We haircutters have a lot to learn.

Expert tips from Muzaffer Topal, a national trainer for Schwarzkopf Pivot Point Technique.

Moonshine Ruiz (@mymanebitchh) of J'Adore on Long Island, New York, wowed us with this makeover we found on Instagram. Here Ruiz shares the details for this faded to wow red.

Sarai Speer (@saraihairwizard) of ReHab Hair, Kansas City, MO, says this makeover took 3 hours and she charged $250. In this feature she shares the details.

If being a trichologist doesn’t suit you but you love doing hair, you might want to consider specializing in hair replacement.

Sami Schneider (@samihairmagic) of House Of Color, Colorado Springs, CO, shares the details for this lovely makeover: "My client wanted a rose gold/blonde/lavender color. She was starting with a natural level 7 root with a remaining level 8/9 Balayage." How-to here.

Jenny Savage, Kerastase colorist at Atelier by Square Salon in Las Vegas, gives some helpful hints in surviving, and thriving during, the holiday rush.

Congratulations to @mtlewisstylist for earning first place in Pravana's Best of Balayage contest! Learn how she created her winning look.

Stylist/Makeup Artist Constantine James, manager of Cos Bar in Highland Park, Illinois, demonstrates how to apply the perfect holiday look for clients, which includes sparkly eyes, ombre lips and a radiant, dewy glow, on MODERN's associate editor, Jamie Newman.

Ancient Greek noblewomen, Renaissance beauties, Civil War women—learn how to design the hairstyles that identify them and their place in history from the Hairdressing Archaeologist Janet Stephens.

Heather Pizzulli (@hairbyheatha), a design associate at Vito Mazza Salon & Spa, Woodbridge, NJ, says her client has "been a faux blonde balayage for almost 2 years - refusing haircuts and deep conditioners - and ALWAYS flat ironing at 450 degrees. I let her realize for herself that her hair was going to give up at some point and the day I got the text 'I need my hair chopped off and made dark' I immediately made room for her in the book." Details here.

Pravana’s Regional Artistic Trainer Lissette Cruz demonstrates how to do a convertible color look using the Blonde Wand and Pure Light Creme Lightener.

A royal purple color correction broken down, with two formulas and a detailed process.

Your body reacts to, and hold consequences for, drinking too much too fast.

Watch how you can create face-framing highlights with just 15 foils in less than one hour.