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Retro Glamour

by Staff

Patrick McIvor, colorist, owner of Patrick McIvor Color Studio and Matrix Artistic Color Director is tapping into the texture craze in a different way—with color. “When you bring out the texture with color, you don’t change the shape or volume, but all of a sudden the hair is soft er and you can see all the dimension and movement,” he says. He cautions colorists to hold back a bit though. “You must stay less than 50 percent of highlights. A base color is the color, the highlight is texturizing. One is creating the overall tone, the other the highlight. We are not using highlights to create color.”

Blonde Ambition

by Staff

One of colorist Michael Boychuck’s favorite color designs is a high-lift, high-dimensional blonde, perfect for his high-profile clients like Paris Hilton, who frequents his Las Vegas salon, Color.

Joico's Le Graphique, Volume II

by Staff

In Joico’s Le Graphique, Volume II, Joico International Creative Directors Damien Carney and Sue Pemberton showcase two hair cuts, six unique styles and two unique color designs to inspire and intrigue. When creating the looks, Carney focused on enhancing texture with Joico’s Design Collection and protecting the vividness of Pemberton’s color with K-Pak Color Therapy.

Dreamstate by L'anza

by Jan Hillenmeyer

The L’anza creative team, led by NAHA 2010 Master Stylist winners Oscar and Wendy Bond and creative team member Matt Swinney, has released Dreamstate, its newest style collection. Dreamstate features distinct trends that create a light and dreamy feel with looks that are elegant, versatile and fresh. All styles were achieved with L’anza Healing Haircare products and L’anza Color Concepts hair color.

Vanilla and Spice

by Staff

Beth Minardi, spokesperson for Joico’s Vero K-Pak color, knows how to make her blonde and strawberry blonde clients look like they were born that way. “We’re going for a richer, more natural blonde—more sophisticated,” she says.

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