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If your clients are looking to spice up their color, try transitioning them into a multi-dimensional redhead. "With this model I took her flat brown color and painted in variations of golden copper and copper red which play off each other to create a lot of movement in her hair," says Celebrity Stylist Marie Ferro who created this look.
Boston and New York City Salons will show clients their appreciation by offering select services at 50 percent off April 1 to 7, 2012.
To encourage creative colorists to enter the company’s annual “Color Zoom Challenge” photo competition, Goldwell is launching a new series of video webinars featuring award-winning editorial stylist and guest artist Dimitrios Tsioumas.
Goal: Create an intense, expressive color that can easily be changed without compromising the hair’s integrity.
Goal: Create glossy highlights, while leaving the hair in superb condition.
At Goldwell, the new team of six Artistic Directors is all part of a master plan to support stylists at every stage of their careers.
A large part of the clients that come into Celebrity Stylist Marie Ferro's Malibu, California salon—Marie's Hair Studio—come in wanting gray coverage. "The trick to working with mature women is enhancing their skin tone by adding depth around the face, melting tone into the midshaft and leaving the ends light and bright," says Ferro. "Creating dimension in the hair mimics what the hair did before it turned gray." Ferro says to use a maximum of three tones to make the hair muddy. Follow her steps on how to re-create this look on your mature clients. It will make them look years younger!
Our neighbors to the North gathered Sunday October 30 at Toronto’s Sheraton Centre Hotel to announce the winners of the 23rd annual Contessa Awards honoring Canada’s top hairdressing talent
You Tube sensation Chris Rushton was seen everywhere at the 2011 Goldwell Color Zoom Challenge held last week in Miami. We asked him to take a break from his OWN coverage to grant us an exclusive interview.
...and the winners are...
