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Johnny Ramirez (@johnnyramirez) is synonymous with lived-in color. Dare we say he can be credited for making rooty, grown-out looking, lightened hair cool? Read more about the color guru here.
Aveda hosts its Congress every three years and each time (and I have attended a number of them) the global management and artistic teams set a new standard. Congress 2011 was held Sunday October 2 at the Minneapolis Convention Center and was titled “Pow Wow.”
At the 2014 Emmy Awards, Celebrity Stylist Paul Norton for Joico made sure actress Robin Wright's hair was as strong and elegant as her fashion choices.
The Dyson Supersonic Pro hair dryer gets a test drive by MODERN’s Editor in Chief Alison Alhamed. Read her review here.
CT-based salon owner Megan Moran (@megahairmaniac) highly enjoys using Paul Mitchell The Color to provide her clients with convenient, no-hassle hair color that not only suits their individual lifestyles, but also looks incredibly beautiful.
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Cassandra McGlaughlin (@cassandraplatinum), owner of Salon Platinum, Tampa, Florida; along with her colleague Dominique Limone (@limonetree), are inspiring hairdressers and colorists with a program called "Mannequin Monday". ...
MODERN was able to pull away lead hair for Aveda Jon Reyman to get the details on the hair story, but also what it's like to work with Betsey Johnson backstage at New York's Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.
The last episode of Shear Genius 3 left me dazed and confused. With four contestants left ... a crazy twist. No one was eliminated. Instead of recapping episodes you should be watching, this week, I wanted to do something different. I'd like to share some behind the scenes fun. The entire cast had nicknames courtesy of Jon and myself.
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.
There’s a collective craving to return to what made this industry special in the first place: collaboration.
