The Salon at Ulta Beauty is moving the professional beauty industry forward and helping salon professionals improve every service experience: hair color, styling, blow outs, extensions, men’s grooming, cutting, texture, brows, skin care, cosmetics and more.
Industry icon Nick Arrojo will open The Millennium Experience this year with the event’s traditional hair show. The show kicks of the three-day conference with a stunning performance as Arrojo will work side-by-side with local Florida cosmetology students.
The funny thing about growth is the fact that when we grow, we no longer fit into what we grew from. It is a natural occurrence, but many times we don’t notice, or grow as adults, because growth becomes more incremental in our daily lives and less ground breaking.
To borrow from Dr. Seuss, oh the place you’ll go when you choose beauty as a career. And having a career path—clear opportunities for advancement—help us all stay motivated and engaged in our work life. At Ulta Beauty, that career path is made by walking it; whatever your goal, there is a support system to develop your skills and move you closer to it.
MODERN SALON's Alison Shipley interviews Nick Arrojo on the recent launch
of the Arrojo S125 flatiron. He explains the advanced features of
this beautiful and tireless Izunami flatiron. For more details on this
product, go to www.izunami.com.
Today, Rosenkranz is the fashion director at the renowned Patrick McIvor Color Studio in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, a winner of the Matrix Mannequin Mania contest, an accomplished platform artist, a frequent backstage talent at NYC’s Fashion Week (Betsey Johnson, Diane Von Furstenberg, Tadashi Shoji) and a respected cutting and styling specialist who frequently shares beauty tips on WFMZ’s Channel 69 News segments. Did we mention he’s still under 40?
Last spring/summer, Nicky Cahoon entered TIGI’s Masculine Architecture contest, where she was challenged to create a make-up look on a man—that was not traditional female make-up— and it had to tell a story. This got her thinking about the uses of war paint in history and how she could replicate the strong tribal feel on a man, where the make-up wouldn’t take over. Her creation, which features powdery white make-up on a model’s heavily oiled dark skin, made her the winner of the contest—and a TIGI stylist who’s “one to watch.”