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Galleries|Articles|Apr 24, 2012

The Ikebana Collection

The art of Japanese flower arrangement. In Japan, many schools still teach and hand down the ancient art form. Similarly, the Ikebana Collection by the Aquage team was cultivated through a mentoring program...

by Staff
Galleries|Articles|Apr 23, 2012

Blaze, Grace, Celeste, Roxy: Wella Trend Vision's Leading Ladies

To get a better understanding of Wella Professionals' trends, and to help you learn how to compete, I attended The Trend Vision Experience, a seminar held at P&G Salon Professional’s The Studio in Woodland Hills, California, where I got up close and personal with Blaze, Grace, Celeste and Roxy. Seminar leader and educator Victoria Thurman Hall and Rochelle Evans carefully dissected each look—what her personality is, her fashion and accessories, her cosmetic palette and, of course, her hair. So, who are these leading ladies begging to be interpreted? Let's take a look.

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Career|Articles|Apr 20, 2012

Men's High Fade Technique and Graphic Hair Design

Lock & Loaded Men’s Grooming has just released their exclusive men’s educational DVDS. In these DVDS, 3D Sculpting and Barbering 101 are simplified step-by-step systems not based on trends but more so on the basic shapes and techniques that serve all and any looks. These are the foundation to men’s sculpting.

Career|Articles|Apr 20, 2012

How-to: Graffiti and Tie-Dyed Color

Working with Hairdreams hair extensions, award-winning stylists Sonya and Christopher Dove created their "American Dream" collection which represents lifestyle and fashion from metropolitan hotspots such as Miami, Beverly Hills and New York City. In this step-by-step, you will learn how to create this SOHO/New York graffiti-inspired style using Hairdreams' new Quikkies, which help to create fast, trendy color effects on the hair without the use of any chemicals.

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Galleries|Articles|Apr 19, 2012

Beehive Aberration

Three Chicago area hair stylists, Stephanie Pegues, Melissa Ingersoll and Mel Terhune gave the beehive a new twist.

by Jan Hillenmeyer
Galleries|Articles|Apr 19, 2012

Glam Rock/Rockabilly Trend

Glam Rock is inspired by the Pin up/Rockabilly trend from the 1950’s; an iconic time when rock ’n’ roll was born and young people stepped out with a new, bold edge. The hair is curled, rolled, polished and pinned. Below, Surface has put its own twist on classic hair styles reinventing the Pin Up/Rockabilly trend for a modern and fresh Glam Rock style.

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