Bev Lane's Collection
Bev Lane's Collection
Bev Lane's Collection
Ashley Nava's Collection
Vanessa Torres' Collection
Shentell Moffett's Collection
Janice LaTorre's Collection
Ale Bonilla has cool coloring, a fun moustache and a mullet that is so much fun...it may help make the retro look come back. In this short video he breaks down his look.
Hailee Luke's Collection
Jack Lawrence's Collection
Shuly Wigs Collection

The games I like playing are games where everyone wins, games where life gets better. I fly Delta because I get upgraded a lot, I love Foursquare because it rewards me as the mayor (with a crown too) because I park my car in long term parking so often at the Allentown Airport and I love analytics because it tells me what I’m doing that people like, it’s all a game.
Aveda’s Global Creative Director Antoinette Beenders and her team returned to the company’s roots to draw inspiration for the Heart Lands collection from the rural landscape of Minnesota.

Actress Michelle Williams looks great anywhere—casual or glam--with a flick of her versatile fringe.
Behind the scenes interviews both before and after: Shirley Gordon, winner of Wella's NATVA 2013 Color Category.
Try a textured bob on your clients with short hair, as seen on actress Jennifer Lawrence. Celebrity stylist Dwayne Ross, owner of Verve Lounge Hair Salon in Beverly Hills, says that prepping the hair before you style or color the hair is a crucial step, here he recommends Malibu C products.
MODERN Facebook fan Drew Noreen, a stylist at Arizona's Pucci Salon created this before and after using Wella Blondor lightener and styled for a healthy finish using Oribe stylers.
Amanda Seyfried’s luscious locks are always a show-stopper. At the “Epic” New York Screening, Seyfried was spotted wearing mermaid waves with a twisted hair accent. Here, Wella Professionals celebrity stylist, Andy LeCompte provides us with how to get the look.

Growing up, I was never cool. Maybe not uncool, but I didn’t look anything like the collective consciousness of the time called "cool." Nope, I was just average, nothing extraordinary. And, what a gift average turned out to be.