HOW-TO: Face Framing for the Client Who Wants to Age Gracefully
This look, using face framing and for covering white hair, is meant for the client who wants to age gracefully.
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Lots of clients come in wanting to cover their gray hair or do a little gray blending here and there. But, have you ever had a client coem in wanting...MORE gray hair?
The Silver Glory trend celebrates gray hair and emphasizes the beauty of people’s natural hair color. Refined with silver accents, gray tones take on a fresh, new shine.
With a new year looming ahead, this is a great time to focus on staying youthful! Suggest subtle color services to change men’s gray from haggard to rugged.
Upselling hair color to clients in their early 20s, women approaching middle age, men turning gray, and those who are tired of coloring in general all require different marketing techniques. Here's how you do it.
Classic beauty is ageless—clients who choose to embrace gray and silver tones gracefully means big opportunity for stylists to give clients textural options and style versatility.“As a hairdresser, you need to help clients and their ...
Schwarzkopf Professional’s newest Essential Looks collection is devoted to the individual styling preferences of mature clientele. Inspired by the most sought-after designs in global fashion, Schwarzkopf Professional Essential Looks ...
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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!