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Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Modern Proview: What Do You Expect from a Trade Show?

If you’re looking for a little inspiration, education or great deals on products, you’re in luck—it’s show season! Beauty trade shows are great avenues for networking and trend spotting. We asked MODERN SALON’s Proview Panel what they expect and need from a trade show. Here’s what they said: * 87 percent of MODERN SALON’S Proview Panel attends trade shows specifically to see new trends in products and styles. * 72 percent of MODERN SALON’S Proview Panel will attend a major beauty trade show in 2011.

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Men's Cologne

Help your male clients leave a lasting impression by suggesting a fragrance or cologne. These signature scents all carried in professional salons, contain both exotic and subtle ingredients, and will be sure to punch up their style.

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

"Prohibition" Men's Collection

Master Stylist at Arrojo Studio NYC Amanda Jenkins’ Men’s Collection for 2011, “Prohibition” mimics the feeling of the slick, semi-shiny tailored looks from the 1920s and 1930s combined with rockabilly. Find the details below on the five looks all styled with Arrojo products.

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Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

ABS 2011 Reports Stats

America’s Beauty Show organizers have confirmed that 375 companies and brands exhibited during the three-day event, March 12-14, 2011, in downtown Chicago. According to show organizers, there were 62,857 salon professional admissions over three days, plus 15,073 in the exhibitor personnel, representing a 9 percent increase over final 2010 show data.

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Shake Lights

Even when all a client wants is a retouch, add extra dimension. For a fast, subtle solution that works on the darkest of heads, David Stanko, a hair color consultant for Redken 5th Avenue and color director at Angelo David Salon in NYC, devised Shake Lights.

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Natasha Bedingfield's '70s Shade

Owner of an eponymous Manhattan salon, Ricardo Rojas, recently colored songstress Natasha Bedingfield. Seeing a ’70s-inspired Blondie shade for her, he transformed her natural Level-10 (she came in with Level-12 highlights and two to three inches of regrowth) with two formulas:

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Color Charmer

When Ricardo Rojas colors a client, he naturally takes a personalized color-approach. He currently favors gold blondes, ombre and baliage highlights: “I love a sexy, sun-kissed look.” Shadowing him for a few hours reveals how he focuses on a clear consultation first. As an ambassador for Wella Color Charm, Rojas balances lifestyle and physical characteristics with ample discussion about home care. What else comes to light:

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Your Makeovers: Banish Gray

Kathy Partin, owner of Haircolor Experts & More in Troy, Michigan, created Color Concentration, a method of formulating that “concentrates” the color, peroxide and ammonia for each individual. It allows her to banish gray root-to-end without banding, or hot roots, she says. Here’s how it works:

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Getting Ready for ISSE Midwest!

MODERN provided you with all of the top coverage from America's Beauty Show, now stay tuned for the newest Professional Beauty Association event, the International Salon and Spa Exposition (ISSE) MIDWEST! The first of its kind, the ISSE Midwest show will debut March 26-28th at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, Illinois. MODERN'S editors will be taking notes, snapping photos and covering all of the major events at this trade show. Make sure you check out our booth #106!

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Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Behind the Cover - March 2011

For four years, the Aquage team has collaborated with MODERN to create a stunning cover for our March issue. This year, our collaboration was selected from a series Aquage created exclusively for America’s Beauty Show. For two days, the Aquage team, led by Vice President of Creative and photographer Luis Alvarez, worked with the team from America’s Beauty Show and MODERN Editor Laurel Nelson on location at McCormick Place.

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Behind the Cover - February 2011

The long, gray days of winter can be dreary and depressing. What better way to add some sunshine to your clients’ daily lives than by enhancing their color? In this exclusive collection given to MODERN by Paul Mitchell Systems, the power team of Lucie Doughty, Scott Cole and Linda Yodice created three unforgettable shades in red, brunette and blonde.

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

Porosity The Fix

Hair color, double chemical processes and heat styling add up to porosity, which changes color work considerably. Put in the “fix” with Porosity The Fix from White Sands. The relaunched, leave-in treatment claims to act as a concealer, filling in strands’ “blemishes” and balancing out the hair’s ability to absorb and retain moisture. Used during drying, The Fix uses a silicone membrane to lock-in moisture, while providing a “timed” drying process: The ratio of cyclomethicones adjusts for drying time to provide maximum glimmer. What better way to shine up any shade?

Career|Articles|Jul 11, 2011

One of a Kind Color

Everyone’s talking about customized color, but how do you create it for every client? At Carmen Carmen salons in Charlotte, North Carolina, owner Carmen Cutrona says working with skin tone and lifestyle alone won’t allow self-expression: “Think of how color subtly changes every time you put your hands in the hair or restyle it.” Here’s how his salon created one-of-a-kind color designs for three fabulous makeovers.

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