Beauty Brands Go Pink
For Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, beauty brands are making products available in special packaging and donating a portion of the sales to breast cancer causes.
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For Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, beauty brands are making products available in special packaging and donating a portion of the sales to breast cancer causes.
Aveda Guest Artist Frank Rizzieri sculpted a knotted ballerina bun for Novis' spring/summer 2015 show at NYFW. How-to here!
Inspired by New York City's unstable weather pattern, the clothes featured malleable textured and clean lines. To coincide with the theme, Aveda Guest Artist Jon Reyman created a sleek style that morphs into a rhythm of fitful waves coming together briefly off center, only to expend into a fully ponytail.
Combining a beautiful rose gold shade with the 'sombre' technique, Jennifer Sarchet created a rich result.
Get the HOW TO and formula for this beautiful color correction by Aveda artist Daniella Ismodes.
We’re not taking credit for what’s been perfected, just making it a little easier for your client's to rock their short pompadour pixie cut.
Blerina Sulo of Douglas J Aveda Institute in Royal Oak Michigan used Aveda hair color to accomplish a remarkable color correction.
Janice LaTorre created the hairstyles for the photoshoot "Petals & Thorns," published in fashion magazine The Dapifer, Pre-Fall Issue 2013.
Thinning hair is a problem countless men and women suffer from—whether it be genetics, lifestyle or aging, help your clients prevent future hair loss with these wet-line products.
The inspiration for the hair, by Dennis Clendennen of Dionysus Salon and Spa in The Woodlands, TX, was the texture of the wardrobe with a mermaid influence.