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Colorists frequently ask Eva Scrivo, the “queen” of balayage, salon owner and founder of the Eva Scrivo Academy, why she prefers balayage to foil highlights. Here she shares the top five reasons why every colorist should include balayage in his or her tool box of techniques.
Here's a quick way to turn too bold of highlights into a beautiful blend of color.
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Imagine if you could offer clients a highlight service—application, processing, shampoo, condition and style—in a half hour. It’s happening now at top salons such as Daniel Mason Jones’ Muse Salon and Spa near Atlanta. There’s more to this speedy service than product and placement. It’s also an exciting new business opportunity! Learn how top artists are creating a conversation around express lightening and find out how to incorporate this service into your menu, marketing, pricing structure and more.
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The collection, called Playtime is Over, will be available June 1 and will feature a highlighter palette, lip glosses, mascara and eyelashes.
Transition a client gently when adding depth to highlights. This will help your client achieve a softer grow out and less brass.
Silver has been around for a while and, instead of fading in popularity, celebrity colorist Briana Cisneros believes it’s changing—going a bit more pastel and less intense.
Is foiling a "dye-ing" skill? Never, according to Jo Blackwell-Preston, a L'Oreal Professionnel International Artist. Here, she demos how to use foils to get the best lift on your darker haired clients (and tips that will work on your blondes as well).
Learn the ten MUSTS for balayage perfection. Colin Caruso shares his top ten tips and demonstrates in a how-to video.
They say money can't buy happiness, but an absolutely gorgeous money piece sure can for your client.
