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Career|Articles|Jan 19, 2012

Chrysalis' Women's Empowerment Program

Paul Mitchell, along with CEO and Co-Founder, John Paul DeJoria, have been longtime supporters of the Los Angeles-based organization, the Chrysalis Center in Santa Monica, Calif.—a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating a pathway to self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals by providing the resources and support needed to find and retain employment.

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Style|Articles|Jan 17, 2012

Memorable Looks from the Golden Globes

Sunday evening's Golden Globe Awards helped kick off the 2012 awards season, but, more importantly, it also kicked off another season of fabulous red-carpet hair, aka the Super Bowl of celebrity style. See which red-carpet looks got nods from celebrity stylists.

by Jessica Galliart
Style|Articles|Jan 16, 2012

Curl Power

Women in the spotlight are sporting more texture, and clients can look to them for inspiration. Learn how to create these celeb looks from the stylists who created them.

by Staff
Career|Articles|Jan 16, 2012

Curls on the Catwalk

The spotlight is on texture in the fashion industry, and we don’t mean tweeds, wools and ruching. Curls, kinks and waves are front and center on the runway this season.

by Cassidy Blackwell
Career|Articles|Jan 16, 2012

Farouk Systems Committed to Change

We’re back from the 2012 Farouk Systems Distributor Meeting held January 12- 13 in Houston where distributors worldwide got a sneak peek at what is in store in the coming year.

by Jan Hillenmeyer
Career|Articles|Jan 16, 2012

Coloring Curls

Understanding your client’s hair texture will lead to a better color service with results tailored to her unique curls.

by Tracey Wallace
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Career|Articles|Jan 12, 2012

People's Choice Awards: Empire Students Weigh In!

As style experts everywhere cast their votes for who was best dressed at the 2012 People’s Choice Awards, Empire Beauty School asked its students who had the best (and worst) beauty looks. Over 300 students voted online on who caught their eye in a good way…and in not so good ways. SEE MORE STYLES!

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