
Wella Announces the Finalists of Wella Trend Vision Awards
This year’s awards centered around the Monochromatic trend, which is rooted in minimalism and intentional by design.
The Sexy Hair Tribe celebrated a successful 2016 and five years of charitable giving to Look Good, Feel Better.








Jennifer Weiderman and Sloane LaMartina
The Sexy Hair Tribe recently held a style council in Torrance, CA. During the week of January 22, Sexy Hair educators, sales executives and members of the leadership team gathered to talk about what’s coming in 2017. This includes launches, education, and many, many events, including trade shows.
On Monday, they put on their red best and relaxed during the Sexy Hair Red Party. They also celebrated the fact that their combined efforts over the past five years have raised well-over one million dollars for their chosen charity, Look Good, Feel Better.Look Good Feel Better is a free, public service support program that helps people with cancer deal with the appearance side effects of cancer treatment. The Sexy Hair family has held walk-a-thons, cut-a-thons, and warehouse sales to fundraise and support the good work happening through Look Good, Feel Better.
“Giving back has always been part of our culture,” Karl Heinz Pitsch, Sexy Hair president and CEO says. “We believe that caring is sexy. The mission of Look Good, Feel Better aligns with what we do, too. We both want to empower women to be their best selves.”
Ambassador for Look Good, Feel Better, ovarian cancer survivor and America's Got Talent contestant Calysta Beviermoved the crowd to tears with a performance of the Sia song, “Titanium,” which champions the power of inner strength.
Prior to the party, Jennifer Weiderman, vice president of marketing and education for Sexy Hair, Sloane La Martina, Director of Communications and Pitsch met with the press to introduce some of the 2017 product launches and initiatives, including a new marketing campaign and social media challenge.
“Our new imagery features the model in a stylist’s red chair, sending the message that our focus is on the professional,” Pitsch says. “We also show more elaborate, artistic hair because we were really inspired by our teams and their talent.”
Be on the lookout for these launches from Sexy Hair:
January
Long hair has been growing in popularity. Sexy Hair introduces Long Sexy Hair, a line specifically for extension-wearers and women with long hair to add moisture, shine and to promote detangling.
February:
Over 40 educators will be covering the country to demonstrate the new tools from Sexy Hair, introducing them to thousands of stylists. They include…
Style Lock Pro-Hair Dryer with Sensor
Smooth Lock Pro Flat Iron
Curl Lock Pro
March:
In time for prom, festivals and any other festive occasion that calls for a touch of glitter, Sexy Hair will be launching Glow Getter Root Glitter Gel. Space buns will be super-easy to accessorize with this squeeze tube with sponge tip applicator dispensing an iridescent glitter gel.
Launching in February:
Sexy Hair’s Express Yourself Challenge will be launching soon. This is a chance for stylists to show off their sexy best with a chance to win a trip to the Alternative Hair Show in London. Keep eyes peeled for this tremendous opportunity to learn, travel and party with Sexy Hair.

This year’s awards centered around the Monochromatic trend, which is rooted in minimalism and intentional by design.
Haircare brand The Doux has launched “My Salon Empire,” a free-to-play salon management game on Roblox, helping the next generation celebrate the diversity of textured hair and explore salon entrepreneurship.

The show reported 30% attendance growth. It felt that way. This event for the southwest professional beauty community had heart, spice, and something for everyone.

Wella artists presented the Monochromatic trend movement, introduced new Pure Perfection color and Sebastian styling innovations, while the Wella team created interactive fun throughout Wella Studio in Los Angeles.

Dominique LyVar, an influential educator and artist, is remembered by those who loved him for his significant impact on the industry and contributions to the community.

Known for his buttery blondes and a technique for highlighting hair with more precision that he called chunking, Brad Johns died on August 27. His friend and fellow colorist, David Stanko, shares thoughts on his talented colleague and close friend.

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The Davines Edit reflects the brand’s passion for people and planet.

RÜTE Wash introduces a shower cap designed specifically for crown washing, helping clients with hair extensions cleanse the scalp while protecting the lengths from water.

Premiere San Antonio Presented by SalonCentric returns for its fourth edition August 30-31 at the Henry B. González Convention Center, delivering its biggest and boldest event to date.

One-Day Personal and Professional Development Education Event for Beauty Professionals Set for October 25, 2026, at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue.

According to the report, people are moving away from copy-paste trends and toward community, using real experiences to develop a sense of taste and beauty that reflects who they are.

Hairstylists and barbers can showcase their creative and technical vision in two global categories with cash prizes and a chance to represent in Portugal.

The BBR Beauty Show featured a prominent speaker lineup including Lacy Redway, Karrueche Tran, Danessa Myricks, Chelley B., Sabrina Elba, Jessica Harris-Dupart, and more.

The Professional Beauty Association and Pivot Point team up to develop an ongoing study that measures the confidence of salon owners, stylists, school owners, and students.

This shared recognition celebrates the strength of industry collaboration in advancing professional mobility.

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