Crowning Glory: "Adaeze"
Brian and Sandra Smith, international artistic designers and educators, named their latest collection “Adaeze,” the Igbo language word for “the king’s first daughter,” or princess.
Brian and Sandra Smith, international artistic designers and educators, named their latest collection “Adaeze,” the Igbo language word for “the king’s first daughter,” or princess.
Weddings are traditional harbingers of spring. Thoughts turn to gowns, bouquets, cakes and, for us, beautiful hair and sumptuous updos.
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With Earth Day coming up, everyone’s focusing on the environment and what they can do—both personally and professionally.
Classic with a modern edge, the looks have a common basis in pure geometry by Tracey Devine and her Angels salons.
Incredible changes don’t have to involve complex chemistry. Here, a Level 5 with grown-out highlights looks incredible when a cool mahogany brown reacts with natural undertones to create a red-violet brunette.
Maggie Fink, co-owner of Green With Envy Organic Hair Studio in Scottsdale, Arizona, didn’t let a little economic stumble stop her from opening this January.
Nori’s Eco Salon, owned by Nori and daughters Roya and Roza, is all about being toxin free.
International Artistic Director Damien Carney fixated on the concept of diversity for Joico’s 2009 trend collection, “Minimum/Maximum.”
Jon Reymon, Artistic Director of the Aveda Advanced Academy in New York, created a clean, sculpted, geometric boxy chignon with an Egyptian feel. Here are the steps.
Learn how the companies you do business with are going green.
With an artful blend of sustainability and quality, Studio 9003 and owner Don Myers offers clients eco-conscious beauty with his unique business.
Here are a few of the best looks featuring “hard” wear as adornment.
A great new shape has to be complemented with strong color, which often requires higher developer volumes when hair has a tight cuticle and is a natural Level 2.
Jeffrey Paul, owner, Jeffrey Paul Restoring Beautiful Hair, Rocky River, Ohio, sees thousands of hair-addition clients every year. Find out what he says most women are looking for.
For years, state boards taught “outdated” skills like pin curling and roller setting. Just when they upgraded requirements, the trends hit a fever pitch on the red carpet.
What are some ingredients and features to look for in hair color products that are more environmentally friendly?