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You can achieve this look too! Click here for the how-to.
Tommy Buckett, celebrity stylist and Sedu styling consultant, loves his flatiron. “It’s one easy way to get outrageous volume that your client will love,” he says.
Cosmetologists Chicago invites all career hair colorists, stylists, salon owners and students to its fourth ColorAmerica conference. A star-studded cast of industry experts, including headliner Patrick McIvor and artists Chrystofer Benson, James Edick, John Simpson and Kelly Cardenas, will demonstrate the most important new coloring and cutting techniques that will translate perfectly for salon clients.

Hop on board the USS IWO JIMA, the biggest ship at New York’s Fleet Week, with MODERN’s Beauty and Fashion Director Maggie Mulhern in last week’s Modern Salon TV episode!


Shark Fin Professional Shears has just announced its new “We Love Our Customers” heart-shaped design pattern.
According to Darby Shields, associate artistic director for ISO, there are two four-letter words in hairdressing: bang and perm. When it comes to perms “We now say ‘body’ or ‘movement’ or ‘texture,’” explains Shields. Whatever you choose to call them—texturizers,
What if there was a product that allowed you to give clients exactly what they want? It could be used to straighten, loosen or defrizz waves and curls without damaging hair or creating an awkward grow-out period. What if this product could be used on any hair type to make the hair softer and shinier? And what if it boosted profits for salons and stylists by creating an entirely new market? That product, say some stylists, now exists. Keratin treatments have exploded onto the scene, generating buzz among consumers and stylists alike.
Farouk Systems asked over 1,000 educators and hairdressers what products from the brand they could not live without. Now the comments, votes and results are in.
By all appearances, fall 2010 will go down in fashion history as “the season of texture.” Dozens of notable fashion designers eschewed straight strands, embracing instead all manner of curls, coils, crimps, waves and teased clouds of hair on their catwalks. On the West Coast, style setters are also advancing the texture trend. Nearly every red carpet is adorned with sexy, romantic textures, made popular by stars like Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Kate Hudson, Charlize Theron and Beyonce.

The Repêchage 12th Annual Congress for Salon and Spa Professionals had its largest attendance ever this year! Speakers from all corners of the beauty industry educated salon and spa owners, distributors, and estheticians hailing from across the United States and 11 international countries. The event was sponsored by Repêchage, Creative Nail Design (CND), Les Nouvelles Esthétiques & Spa Magazine, Belvedere and Satin Smooth.
High-profile salons like New York City’s Ouidad, Miss Jessie’s and Devachan have proven that salons can successfully focus on the curly niche. Their chairs are filled with wavy, curly and kinky-haired clients who flock to them from around the world for their stylists’ expertise in working with texture.
When it comes to tools, temperatures are heating up! Get the scoop on heated appliances.