L’Oréal Professionnel is taking the pastel trend to the next level. #COLORFULHAIR Semi-Permanent Hair Color contains 6 true to tone shades and 1 clear, giving the stylist infinite possibilities for creative genius. The mission of #COLORFULHAIR is to inspire more stylists to take hold of this trend and create chic, premium, personalized creative color results, grow their business, and make the world a more colorful place. Get the how-tos to each of the #COLORFULHAIR looks below.
Every client craves shiny hair. If you are looking for some new options on how to actually help your clients achieve the look they want—try recommending any of these Sebastian shine products. When you use all four together, the shine is pretty intense....
he Professional Beauty Association’s (PBA) CUT IT OUT®: Salons Against Domestic Abuse program is dedicated to mobilizing salon professionals and others to fight the epidemic of domestic abuse.
A haircutting class with Marylle Koken at the Wella Studio in Woodland Hills, CA started with some stretches to prepare the body as well as the mind for some unaccustomed movement. This unique hands-on seminar walked attendees through nine ...
On September 25, Wella’s top-five schools in the Midwest gathered in Omaha, Nebraska for its Mid-West School Competition. Each school—Capri, Stewart, Capitol, Hays and La James— had five finalists compete in each category, Sebastian’s What’s Next and Wella’s Trend Vision.
We have two of the season’s latest must-try shades – Root Shadow and Tiger Eye!
The Tiger Eye is a new subtle balayage for dark bases, and the Root Shadow creates depth at the roots for modern twist on highlighted hair. Both of these trends are part of L'Oréal Professionnel’s Fall/Winter 2017 IT Looks.
This weaved chignon was seen recently at Spring/Summer 2014 Bridal Fashion week at Oscar de la Renta. Learn how to re-create this loose braided look using products from L'Oréal Professionnel.
The photographer Michael Pool shot a collection for Sebastian that was submitted to MODERN SALON. The images were so polished and finished that they passed approval and into print before Pool let MODERN know this was raw film—not edited or ...
