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"My client Lisa wanted a dramatic change but was insistent on not cutting her hair short," says Eva Scrivo of the Eva Scrivo Salons, NYC. "She also wanted to maintain her natural gray hair but was open to enhancing it with a tinted balayage." Details for the makeover here.
"Lisa was a new client who was liberated when she chose to go gray, but felt older than she expected to feel once her hair had grown out," says Eva Scrivo (@evascrivosalons), owner of the 2 Eva Scrivo Salons, NYC, and founder of ...
Meri Kate O’Connor (@MeriKateO), a colorist at Eva Scrivo in NYC and an educator at the Eva Scrivo Academy, was thrilled to get her hands in the hair of receptionist/model/social media manager Annalisa. “We wanted to take her hair ...
Humor, gratitude and paying-it-forward guide Fabio Sementilli’s approach to life and work.
Marketing your color services in a media-savvy world boils down to beautiful hair and happy clients. Here, industry leaders share their favorite tools for marketing color services.
Barbara Lhotan is known as the “personal trainer” for stylists wishing to expand their long hair and special occasion hair techniques. A texture specialist, Lhotan is thrilled about the return to rough, full and interesting shapes as noted on the runways in all the fashion cities around the world this fall.
The Wella Studios, a place where hairdressers come to refine their skills and push their limits, is proud to announce Diego Raviglione will be joining the Wella Studio Team as their new Artistic Manager.“Diego has been part of the Wella ...
This client took care of everyone else, letting her hair just "go." Eva Scrivo used a tasteful base color and added some of her signature balayage highlights to bring her hair back to life.
At almost 86, Guido Stuani was at his desk daily at the Italian furniture company Gamma & Bross, until the country imposed a lockdown due to COVID-19, to which Stuani eventually surrendered.
Dominique's Beacon Blog: Day Three! "Today we get to wear our Beacon shirts—now everyone will really recognize us! We attended some more seminars and got to hear from more industry people such as Susan Scott and the NAHA press conference and how they are making over this industry. It's nice to know that people are working around the clock to get the beauty industry voices heard."
