In this video, stylist and educator Crystal Lockinour demonstrates finger waving using Joico's new Power Gel and Power Spray, combined with just two combs (OK, and a ton of talent!) to create effortless, unforgettable finger waves.
Coiffeur en France is a national network of salons across France dedicated to providing professionals and clients with the best combination of “Pret-a-coiffeur” hair and fashion trends.
Blowouts add character to your client’s fabulous hair. The experts at Blow, a New York blow dry bar, have created various catwalk-ready styles for their clients in quick and easy steps that have their clients feeling transformed. In these steps, learn how to create luscious body and pin curls using Blowpro products.
The contrast of finger waves in the front and airy texture on top and in the back creates a retro, sexy look for your shorthair clients. Rusk’s Being Sexy line gives your artistry wings.
Modern Editors just recently visited Genacelli Salon in Chicago to preview a new product called the InStyler IQ, the salon professional version of the original InStyler, Amazing Rotating Iron. Celebrity Stylist Dean Banowetz taught us about the product and showed us how to create modern looking vintage finger waves...in minutes!
Are your clients’ in a bind and need a quick hair style idea for the holidays or a last minute party? Here are some quick and easy how-to’s that will have everyone taking notice of his or her holiday glamor.
Retro chic hairstyles have been seen everywhere in Hollywood this year, and beauty pros in-the-know say they will be hot for celebs and salon clients alike in 2012. Styles like finger curls, seen on singer Natasha Bedingfield, are versatile enough to work on short or long hair, while victory rolls have often been seen worn with a punk-rock twist, like Rihanna’s electric red hair color. Salon owner/stylist Nicholas Penna, Jr. gives us the scoop about why these styles are making a comeback and how to give these looks a modern update for today.
Whenever I interview famous hairdressers, or really successful and talented people in the industry, I always ask them what their biggest challenge was while in beauty school. I expect to hear things like retailing to clients, cutting a specific hair style, or styling a a specific hair texture. NO! I pretty much, without fail, always hear the same thing: FINGERWAVES!
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