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Color Wow's range of breakthrough technologies are created to keep color looking “wow” between salon appointments.The brand's educators and ambassadors come from a variety of hair backgrounds, ranging from celebrity stylists to well-known colorists.
Before you click a camera, know this: why are you creating the images? The success of a photoshoot hinges on your answer. Even if it’s just for fun, set a goal or purpose and stay focused to attain good results, otherwise, it’s like shooting fish in a barrel—you might get a nice photo, you might not.
Get the details for the gorgeous color correction from brassy and banded to flawless rooty melt.
Karla Varley, @karlavarleyhairartist, is best known for her color transformations, upstyling and easy/lived-in hair. See why we chose her to be part of our 2018 MODERN SALON 100.
According to Wade Blackford, a KEVIN.MURPHY Ceative Team & Style Master Educator and Creative Team Educator for Chumba Concept Salons in Australia, the ‘40s will make a big come back in summer 2014 with rolls off the face and onto the face, flat waves and very low side parts.
Happy Women's History Month! Here's a woman who's making history in our industry today: Carolyn Aronson of leading haircare brand It's A 10.
Fashion editors from around the globe were invited to Wella Headquarters in Darmstadt, Germany, to meet the chemists and scientists who creat hair color to see the labs where color is formulated and tested.
"My sister is low maintenance when it comes to her hair," says Erin Doumert (@erindoumert), owner of Salon Elle, La Jolla, California. "She wanted something done to her hair but didn't want to have to maintain it. She is a ...
Ash Fortis (@Xostylistxo) of G Patton Salon in Norfolk, Virginia, shares this beautiful melt and wanted to spread the news. Here she shares the HOW TO in her own words:I left her natural root as she wanted easy maintenance. I then hand painted ...
"This client wanted a true vanilla blonde color melt," says Holly Nakaoka (@headlesshairdresser) of Amber Rene Salon, Sandy, Utah. "Each place she went, she was less than satisfied with the work that was done on her." Here she shares the details for the makeover.
