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The newly crowned Duchess of Cambridge, HRH Princess Catherine looked nothing short of perfection as she wed Prince William today...right down to her fingertips. Find out what nail polish she used for her big day.
Amanda "Eve" Galmiche (@TheHairColorExpert), a level 2 colorist at Arrojo Studio NYC, knew "we wanted to do something fun with a drastic change. We discussed the possibility of doing a double process or using foil highlights to ...
Jamie Rivera (@bbjam) painted a "coppery rose gold" for her guest, who came to her first with a grown-out ombré that was a level 8. Her natural level is a 4.STEP ONE: Lift to a level 9 using Pravana's Pure Light ...
MODERN Associate Editor Mary Kaleta pays a visit to Chicago brunette whisperer John Blue and his salon Boss Group for a transition back to her roots.
Pantone recently named Viva Magenta the 2023 Color of the Year. Pick up this beautiful berry shade in your favorite professional nail brands to keep your clients on trend.
Ariane Farro, a “future professional” due to graduate from Paul Mitchell The School in Sherman Oaks, California.
Although we usually do not post "selfies", this fantastic post by Heidi Marie Garrett (@heidimariegarrett) just had to be shared. When we tracked her down for more info, she adds that she was thrilled with how well the Matrix color ...
One of MODERN's favorite artists, Larisa Love (@larisadoll), posted this gorgeous color design on her Instagram page and we had to know more. Here, she shares the step-by-step:STEP 1: Using Schwarzkopf Professional Lightner with 30 volume ...
Selena Gomez debuted to fans her gorgeous, new chocolate mauve hair shade on her Snapchat account. The originator of the chocolate-mauve trend on Instagram, Hannah Edelman, tells us how to recreate the look.
The color in the mixing bowl looks delicious and the result on the hair is a soft, flattering peach that makes her skin glow. This peachy keen finish is by Paul Mitchell educator- extraordinaire Mary Cuomo using Paul Mitchell InkWorks ...
