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Philippe Tapprest, international creative director for Rene Furterer, has envisioned a magical future where stress and conflict are replaced with peace and harmony in a serene landscape. Tapprest used Rene Furterer styling products to create the “Supernatural” looks that capture this dream world with airy, natural, windswept styles.
When the Farouk Artistic Team got together to create the look featured on this month’s cover, they took inspiration from light. “We were inspired by how you can use light to expose color,” says Artistic Director Lisa Marie Garcia. “We call the collection ‘Exposed’ based on how we could expose vibrant color in one style, and then by changing the direction of the hair, expose another color.” The final result, a champagne blonde with a warm, bold orange shade streaking through was nothing less than stunning, and the team couldn’t have been happier with the look.
Doreen Guarneri, Master Keratin Artist and Simply Smooth Co-creator, discusses the benefits of keratin.(photo to the left)How important is the consultation regarding a keratin treatment?The consultation for a keratin treatment is imperative for ...
Sara Jones, Joico vice-president and general manager, and this year’s City of Hope Spirit of Life honoree, has a special and long-standing connection to the facility. As a beauty industry veteran, she worked on City of Hope Spirit of Life ...
The Professional Beauty Association (PBA) announces the much anticipated finalists for the 2011 North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA)! As the most prestigious photographic beauty competition in North America, NAHA celebrates the artistry and skill of the professional salon industry. From avant-garde and editorial styling to recognizing the business savvy nature of salon owners, winning a NAHA award is a true pinnacle career achievement.
How do you train your staff on a new color line or technique? In this edition of Ask The Experts, we hear from Jenny Grisham, Kim Marshall and Coral Pleas.
Curved lines and straight edges make for a nice contrast in Rizzieri Salon & Spa, owned by Frank Rizzieri in Marlton, New Jersey (also a location in Sewell, New Jersey). When not running his salons and taking care of clients, Rizzieri is busy with the line of tools he founded, RSession.
Let your clients go bold or subtle with this peek-a-boo color by the Farouk Artistic Team.
Lori Esposito, creative color advisor for Organic Salon Systems, created this subtle shade for summer brunettes.
Adeline Chung-Feder, Aloxxi artistic team member, and co-owner (with her husband) of Bodhi salon in Brooklyn, New York, created this versatile color that can be worn conservatively or with a slight punk edge.
Adeline Chung-Feder, Aloxxi artistic team member, says of the line, “I like Aloxxi because there is minimal guess work. It’s kind of ‘point and shoot,’ like a digital camera today. But for an advanced colorist it allows creativity.”
Want to learn how to style the cloud-like texture that NAHA winner Steve Elias created for the cover of April MODERN SALON? In this episode of Modern Salon TV you will learn how to do exactly that (and, all he used were three products!) Later in the episode, Beauty and Fashion Director Maggie Mulhern takes us backstage of American Idol where we get an exclusive interview with lead hairdresser Lynn Tully.
Adeline Chung-Feder, Aloxxi artistic team member, and co-owner (with her husband) of Bodhi salon in Brooklyn, New York, created this versatile color that can be worn conservatively or with a slight punk edge.
Organic Salon Systems’ Creative Color Advisor Lori Esposito lightened up this model from dark brunette to a milk chocolate shade. This lighter, brighter shade of brunette is a great way to make clients summer-ready without going blonde.
This color explosion from the Farouk team makes the most of the season’s hippest shades. “The inspiration for the collection was how you can use light to expose color,” said Lisa Marie Garcia, Farouk artistic director. “We chose to call the collection ‘Exposed’ based on how we could expose vibrant color in one style and then, by changing the direction of the hair, expose another color.”
