Unite artist Nick Irwin created the hair concept for Byblos at Milan Fashion Week. "The look for Byblos SS17 was a younger, sporty vibe," Irwin says. "Clothes were inspired by late 70’s early 80’s ski wear, with ...
In this column, I intend to share personal anecdotes and real-life
stories that illustrate my “Simply Living Better” message. The first
story involves Michele. Now, she wasn’t exactly crazy about me sharing
it (members of the press often don’t like to be part of the story). But
we shared an experience that perfectly illustrated the very point I
want to make with this blog, so she gave me her permission. Here’s the
background:
You’re really lucky where hair education is concerned, because you’re forever both student and teacher. I’m always encouraging you to take hair styling classes,
but from your clients’ point of view, you’re the full professor on hair
and beauty! Why not make the most of that as they sit in the
“classroom”—your chair?
So tape, pasties, an ice cream scoop and a candle, while actually being very professional - LOL (really). Here's how it happened, queue the dream sequence.
Celebrity Hairstylist Frank Barbosa and René Furterer recently presented a craft class on the art of cutting long layers at Vidov Salon in NYC, the latest stop for the René Furterer Academy, the brand’s touring education platform.
Stylists who excel in the art of the updo often develop clever little tricks for creating outstanding work. Here are three go-to techniques, created by Sexy Hair artists, used to create the three looks in their latest collections.
Keya Neal, founder of Kolour Kulture, joins the Choose Beauty podcast to talk about the launch of her educational series, Texture Vs. Race, how schools can improve curriculums, and what can be done to improve salon culture.