Since early March, MODERN has been sending Pulse Surveys to our community--short answer questionnaires, asking about how they are navigating the global COVID-19 pandemic--and then sharing the results.
The FEKKAI FIVE campaign is a new initiative that brings together five influential and accomplished hairstylists in the industry handpicked by FEKKAI's Founder Frédéric Fekkai.
How to walk the line between the friendly chat and some serious hair talk? Industry guru Kitty Victor offers a great tip for taking control of the conversation with the client during a hair service.
Not only does nail color make a statement—it tells a lot about a personality, say nail experts. Next to the face, the human hand is a person’s most expressive feature—and your clients will be looking to you, the professional, to make sure they’re in tip-top shape. Nail shape and color speak volumes about personality and are a reflection of the client’s style. Short, square nails always work for dark colors, but OPI’s Suzi Weiss- Fischmann, executive vice president and artistic director, says her go-to nail shape is the squoval, a square with slightly rounded edges, because it is universally flattering. “Squoval is always a favorite of mine,” she says, “and will be a frequently worn look for the new year.”
Owner of an eponymous Manhattan salon, Ricardo Rojas, recently colored songstress Natasha Bedingfield. Seeing a ’70s-inspired Blondie shade for her, he transformed her natural Level-10 (she came in with Level-12 highlights and two to three inches of regrowth) with two formulas:
Heading to Long Beach for the Professional Beauty Association's International Salon and Spa Expo at the end of this month? If so, stop in our business education classroom, where I'll detail the salon benchmarks revealed in this year's SALON ...
Now, both Clairol Professional liquid and crème hair colors feature SOY4PLEX technology, a deep conditioning color complex. To show off the shine, this Silken Reds technique uses both permanent and demipermanent shades.
“I’m really sorry, but you won’t be able to take this ride,” Jennifer heard a young woman saying in a kind and professional tone of voice. “The seat restraint doesn’t fit.” Jennifer looked around Hershey ...