MODERN visited the sites of Paris with
Goldwell’s Dimitrios Tsioumas and
photographer Babak for this exclusive shoot.
Inspired by the scenery, people and places of
Paris, these model’s looks have captured the
essence of French women’s style.
by Staff
by Jan Hillenmeyer
Fort Worth’s Jenna Rabideau and her team of experts at Halo Salon and ColorLab have been invited by PHYTO, an international line of botanical hair care products, to become a partner for their “pop-up salon” concept in Midtown Manhattan.
The next ColorAmerica In the Company of Patrick McIvor conference is right around the corner! Cosmetologists Chicago invites all career hair colorists, stylists, salon owners and students to its conference which will be held January 23-24, 2011 at the Sheraton Fort Worth in Fort Worth, TX.
by Jan Hillenmeyer
Celebrities passing through the Soul Train Awards Gift Lounge in Atlanta Nov. 9 and 10 were gifted with two products from the new Inks by Gold ‘N Hot Graffiti collection. Academy Award nominee Elise Neal, Tamia, Chrisette Michele, SWV, Jasmine Sullivan, Cee-Lo, Gyptian, and others received the 1875 Watt Ion Salon Dryer and the Professional 1” Ceramic Straightening Iron.
The most recent episode of Modern Salon TV highlights a children’s oasis—Cozy’s Cuts for Kids. It’s a children’s hair salon and toy boutique in one! MODERN’s Maggie Mulhern takes a salon tour with owner Cozy Friedman, while she fills us in on what makes her New York based salon unique from others.
NAHA Editorial Stylist of the Year Steve Elias has created four new looks for Tela Beauty Organics.
The new Caribbean Dream Smoothie Treatment is a new way to straighten hair without formaldehyde. Designed for all hair types, the CDR Smoothie requires no flatiron and clients will have smooth hair results in less than two hours—lasting up to twelve weeks.
by Jan Hillenmeyer
Clark Russell Salon, as seen on the style network show “Split Ends”, is helping out the US Marine Corps and Blue Star Moms Group by hosting a “Toys for Tots” toy drive. The salon is also helping the Blue Star Moms Group with finding donated items for care packages to send overseas to the troops abroad.
Cosmetologists Chicago (CC) and its more than 8,000 salon professional members, invites all licensed cosmetologists to participate in the 11th annual STARS 2011 Hair, Make-up and Fashion Photo Competitions for salon professionals!
Maybe she’s a client whose natural red color has faded over the years; maybe she’s someone who you’ve always sensed wanted to try red, but has hesitated. ‘Tis it the season to unleash those inner redheads? “Sure!” says Joico Vero K-Pak Hair Color Spokesperson Beth Minardi, “Red hair always commands great attention.” (Think screen icons from Lucille Ball to Ann Margret to Nicole Kidman.)
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Sally Hershberger has been a favorite of trendy New Yorkers, celebrities, fashion photographers and directors for years. To keep everyone happy, she travels between New York City and Los Angeles to work on clients in her salons on either coast (two in NYC, one in LA). And when her clients head home, they maintain their looks with the Sally Hershberger line she created in 2008.
by Staff
Are you checking your holiday list twice this season? If you’re already getting a taste of the winter madness that’s right around the corner, and you need some ideas, check out what MODERN’s Proview Panel members are doing to prepare for the busy time ahead.
by Staff
From the London runways to trend-machines Lady Gaga and Kate Moss, gray’s cool as gunmetal. Celebrities are really lightening, then using ’50s-style toners with violet bases, says Ian Gavet, who runs a namesake San Francisco Academy. When real graying clients want to go “back to natural,” you must control tonality and reflect.
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With the bob going top-round and end-layered, grayday, winter-friendly shades that add inner light accent movement best. “Rich reds, mochas and cooler violet browns are ideal base shades,” says Pon Saradeth, owner of Pon International in Anaheim Hills, California, “while golden or copper tones add extra warmth, placed over the top.” His approach:
by Staff