TV’s Brunettes We’re Missing Already
Hair how-to’s for TV brunettes whose shows have had their series endings: Betsy Brandt, Jennifer Carpenter, Tina Fey, Jenna Fischer, Katherine McPhee.

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Rosanne Ullman, Project Editor for Modern Salon Media, has been writing for the MODERN SALON family of publications for more than 30 years, contributing landmark articles ranging from a year-long historical series celebrating MODERN SALON's 75th anniversary to a comprehensive tribute to Vidal Sassoon, as well as directing several of Modern Salon Media's custom publishing projects. Rosanne holds a master's degree in journalism from the Medill School of Northwestern University.
Hair how-to’s for TV brunettes whose shows have had their series endings: Betsy Brandt, Jennifer Carpenter, Tina Fey, Jenna Fischer, Katherine McPhee.
Back-do’s, faux bobs and long waves tucked behind one ear made style news at the 2013 Emmy Awards. How-to included!
Help with your 2014 New Year's resolutions for fitness goals.
Shifting curly clientele to wear natural texture more often can build business, nourish creativity and cement loyalty.
Make the season bright with sure-fire merchandising and promotion strategies.
Make the season bright with sure-fire merchandising and promotion strategies. Sure, your holiday event will jump-start your end-of-year profits, but that’s not the only way it can work for you. Be smart and plan your event with an eye toward the coming year: * Include a bounce-back incentive that brings clients back during normally slower January and February. * Encourage referrals by offering something special for clients who bring in a friend. * Demonstrate mini-treatments that introduce clients to upservices. * Tuck a new sample-size product into goodie bags.
You’re really lucky where hair education is concerned, because you’re forever both student and teacher. I’m always encouraging you to take hair styling classes, but from your clients’ point of view, you’re the full professor on hair and beauty! Why not make the most of that as they sit in the “classroom”—your chair?
You’re probably familiar with Milady for its textbooks when you were in beauty school. But the company also markets advanced hairdressing education. One of its latest efforts, called “Milady’s Salon & Spa Coaching Corner,” tackles business topics to help salon professionals maximize their earning power.
Do you have certain clients who just won’t give extensions a try? Or do you have clients who need hair enhancement, but not extensions?
The photos have been snapped, edited, ooh-ed and ahh-ed over. Now what? Knowing how to market the images from your photo shoot is just as important as what the lens captures.
Producing your own photo shoot to showcase your work can be daunting at first, but with the right prep work, the results can provide just the exposure you’re looking for.
Blogger Rosanne Ullman brings her online insight to the page.
A Hollywood hair and make-up artist gives tips to those who want to follow in her footsteps.
Wondering how to keep clients happy? Listen up! Your clients will tell you everything you need to know to keep them happy. Writer Rosanne Ullman delves into customer service in the spa industry. Use these tricks in the salon chair as well!
A former platform artists settles into a mid-size urban salon.
The rise to the top came early and easily for this member of the Sam Brocato Creative Design Team.
Industry icon Vivienne Mackinder offers new cosmetologists advice on choosing a salon that will keep you motivated.