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Hair heads to the heights in Lucie

Doughty’s latest collection

CRIMP MY STYLE Aveda’s Antoinette

Beenders taps into the

texture trend

COME TOGETHER Redken stylists unite for

the Shapes & Shadows

collection

High Society

January 2011

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Kristi Hodge > Paul Mitchell

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Brent Wedin > Paul Mitchell

Awapuhi is the perfect

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clients are actually coming

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Benjamin Jay > Paul Mitchell

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Rachel Eickholt Meyers > Paul Mitchell

My salon is SMALL, but

I invested in the VIP Kit.

If you have an Awapuhi

Wild Ginger night, you

can make the money back

just by charging $30 per

treatment and consider all

the retail free!

Jeff Swaner > Paul Mitchell

We are having a hard time

keeping the Awapuhi line

on our shelves. It surpasses

expectations and delivers

the perfect price point for

our salon. It’s been the most

successful retail product

launch we have had in 17

years of being in business.

Tracy Kukola > Paul Mitchell

We have done so many

treatments with Awapuhi

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loves it. My stylists love the

fact that they are making

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Amanda Nare Wilson > Paul Mitchell

I am still amazed at how

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It’s an automatic sell

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Jessica Garofalo > Paul Mitchell

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76 Tea Party

Paul Mitchell Editorial Director Lucie

Doughty brings beautifully dressed

hair back into the spotlight.

82 Taking Shape

Eight Redken artists from around the

world create a collection meant to

inspire other stylists’ talents.

IN EVERY ISSUE

16 American Online

20 Publisher’s Note

22 Viewpoint

24 Cover Look

90 Show Biz

91 The Wire

100 Final Cut

FEATURES

26 Young Americans

Allyson Tinberg turned her passion for

hair into a thriving career.

28 Notebook

Katy Perry’s new collection for OPI,

Turbo Power on the set of Gossip Girl,

eyes get bedazzled, new candles and

fragrances, luggage tags and cosmetic

cases for easy and stylish travel

32 Better Business

Useful iPhone apps to download;

Organic Salon Systems’ new

e-commerce site for beauty pros; Privé

Salon shines in Ambler, PA; top salons

in Lincoln, NE; a simple but polished

men’s look from Oribe

44 Floor Plan

Indra Salon in Andover, MA, has a

focus on fashion.

46 In Studio

Soothing body lotions; a first look

at Redken’s Nature’s Rescue and

Goldwell’s New Blonde; Mike Karg and

Jo Blackwell’s new book; Essie’s winter

collection; best products to keep your

styles in place; hair therapy

66 Style File

Antoinette Beenders showcases her

microcrimping technique; Chrystofer

Benson gets inspired by fur and feathers.

DEPARTMENTS

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WORKSHOP:Don’t miss our brand-new tips and techniques section found on page 54.

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Inspire other stylists around the world

by sharing your 2011 New Year’s

resolutions on our Facebook page.

Twitter Win Great Products!From January 1–February 1, we’ll

be hosting Twitter contests with

prizes that include full-size products

from companies like Goldwell and

Redken to test out on your clients—or

yourselves! Make sure you’re following

us (@americansalon) so you don’t miss

out on your chance to win.

American Salon BlogVisit blog.americansalonmag.com regularly for all the latest

industry news and event coverage.

Didn’t make it to the Wella

Professionals Trend Vision

Awards in Paris? Read our coverage

on page 90, then check out even more

images from the event online.

Facebook Get your work published in American Salon! The new year often leads to new looks for your clients.

Upload your best makeover images onto our Facebook page for a

chance to be featured in American Salon.

Want to recreate the cut by KMS California Artistic

Director Edwin Johnston seen on page 54? We’ve

got all the steps you need to achieve this cropped ’do.

Make the most of setting goals for

2011 with tips from motivational

speaker Ann Mincey, author

of Get Glowing: You Are a Star,

Right Where You Are (Starshine

Systems, 2005).

americansalonmag.com

CAN’T GET ENOUGH

of Gossip Girl? Read

our article on page

30, then go online

for more behind-the-

scenes hair scoop.

Resolution Mania

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President and Chief Executive Officer Kerry C. Gumas

Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Tom Caridi

Executive Vice President Tony D’Avino

Executive Vice President Gideon Dean

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EDITORIAL

Creative Director Jeannie Oberholtzer; [email protected]

Beauty Director Kelley Donahue; [email protected]

Executive Editor Lotus Abrams; [email protected]

Senior Editor Lori Morris; [email protected]

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Western Editorial Office 827 Cypress Street, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320-4141 • 805/376-9592

SALES

Publisher Brett Vinovich

323/966-4662; fax: 323/655-9211; [email protected]

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203/972-3097; fax: 866/501-4899; [email protected]

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Having just lived through them, I can attest that the holidays

can bring out the best—and unfortunately the worst—in people.

And I’m not alone. According to the Emily Post Institute, 79

percent of Americans say lack of respect and courtesy should

be regarded as a serious national problem, which is why I was

delighted to see that Anna Post, the great-great-granddaughter

of etiquette doyenne Emily Post, is carrying on the fine art of politeness. Post, who works

at the institute in Burlington, VT, and is an authority for the Internet generation, is using

her legacy to usher in more respect in the real and virtual worlds. Here are some of her

updated etiquette tips for e-mail correspondence. I think they’re essential and should be

top of mind in both your personal life as well as in your career as a salon professional.

1. Always respond. Junk mail and forwards are one thing, but you should always respond

to a real message, whether it’s an invite to a meeting or a hello from an old friend.

2. What’s the story? Don’t keep your readers in suspense; use the subject line to alert the

receiver to the focus of your message. You’re likely to get a faster response.

3. Avoid long address lists. When sending out an e-mail to a long list of recipients,

consider using an address book function that doesn’t list all recipients in the “to” header,

so readers don’t have to scroll past a long list of addresses to get to the message. Plus,

many people may not like having their e-mail addresses displayed to others.

4. Be timely. If you only check your e-mail once a week, let people know. Otherwise,

they may take offense at not receiving a timely (which, when it comes to e-mail can mean

immediate) response from you.

5. Watch your language. While our e-mail culture is full of its own shorthand, it’s best

to always reread your messages before sending to make sure there are no grammatical or

spelling errors in your message.

6. Make sure it’s appropriate. If you’re sending out e-mail that is religious or political

in nature, be sure you know that your intended recipient wants to receive it. In many

business settings, transferring offensive materials via e-mail is grounds for dismissal.

7. Keep it professional. At work, keep all personal information out of e-mail. This isn’t

the venue for dissing coworkers or spilling the beans about your weekend adventures.

8. Send selectively. Only the most relevant work-related messages should be sent to all

recipients, not private messages or messages that only apply to a few recipients.

As much as the Internet has made our lives easier and faster, pen and paper can still

speak louder than e-communiqués. Rather than sending clients an e-mail blast to thank

them for their business, bring out the boxed stationery and send a handwritten note. It

may sound old school, but Emily Post would thank you from the bottom of her heart. ✂

—Brett Vinovich, publisher, [email protected]

Ain’t Misbehavin’

FROM LEFT: Etiquette doyenne

Emily Post; Peggy Post’s

seminal 1922 book Emily

Post’s Etiquette, (HarperCollins

Publishers, 2004) is now in its

17th edition; Anna Post.

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As we bid 2010 adieu and welcome 2011, it’s a natural time to reflect on the past year

and think about making resolutions and setting goals for the year ahead, in both our

professional and personal lives. To get a better sense about how to turn goal-setting into a

productive and meaningful experience, I talked to a few experts.

The first step in setting goals, according to business and life coach Wendy Watkins, is

narrowing your focus. “A hazard for creative people may be that they are trying to do too

many things at one time,” says Watkins, who is the founder of the company PassionFruit.

“Get clear on the few things that are really important to you and put your focus there.”

In her book, Get Glowing: You Are a Star Right Where You Are (Starshine Systems,

2005), Ann Mincey, who spent 35 years working for Redken and still serves as a brand

spokesperson, highlights five major areas of life that individuals should work to achieve

harmony in: physical, mental, emotional, financial and spiritual. “To shine at our fullest

wattage, we need to do something every day—even making a little tweak—to the five

points,” says Mincey, who is the president of the motivation company Starshine Systems.

Focusing on making changes in our physical well-being is often the most obvious

place to start when setting goals. “Because stylists have this power of touch, the client

is going to feel whether or not they’re healthy or tired or if they partied all night and

then came into the salon,” Mincey says. When

it comes to physical health, along with exercise

and rest, nutrition is essential for busy beauty

pros, says celebrity beauty nutritionist Paula

Simpson. “A healthy diet can give us more energy

and help prevent fatigue,” says Simpson, who is

the co-founder of the GliSODin Skin Nutrients

supplements line. Simpson recommends healthy

snacks like nutrition bars, nuts, soy milk and

whole grain cereals to boost energy during long

work days. “By combining some protein, healthy fats or even high fiber, you will slow

down your digestion and better balance your blood sugar and energy levels,” she says.

In the area of making financial goals, the first thoughts that often come to mind are

income-related, but it’s important to look at finances in a more comprehensive way,

Mincey says. “There are other aspects of our finances we really need to take a look at like,

‘how much can I invest?’ ‘how much can I save?’ and ‘how much can I give?’” Mincey

says. “In giving we really keep the financial and spiritual wealth cycle moving. As long as

we hoard everything that we make or spend it frivolously, we’re not investing it back into

the cycle that promises to bring more wealth to us. It also comes back in the feeling that

we have contributed to another person’s life in a very real way.”

Focusing on the mental, emotional and spiritual areas of our lives may seem more

challenging than committing to physical or financial goals, but it’s equally critical

according to Watkins, who says changing our outlook is the key to success. “Optimism is

the attitude of positivity and confidence about the direction you are moving,” she says. “It

includes how you see the world, which directly affects the results that you will achieve.”

Despite the challenges in making—and keeping—New Year’s resolutions, Mincey

insists it’s a valuable experience. “It’s the one time during the year that we turn inward and

reflect,” she says. “It’s a guilt-free moment of self-awareness and realizing that resolutions

are about getting better, being stronger and being healthier.” ✂ —Lotus Abrams,

executive editor, [email protected]

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Life of the PartyWHO & WHAT: Lucie Doughty, an in-demand

session stylist and editorial director for John Paul

Mitchell Systems, teamed up with celebrated

photographer Bonnie Holland to shoot our cover

feature. WHERE? The Bonnie Holland Studio

in Burbank, CA. DRESS REHEARSAL: After

hopscotching across the country doing educational

events for Paul Mitchell and then working on a

campaign for Zappos that ran in Vogue, Doughty

poured her creative energies into this exclusive shoot

for American Salon. CURTAIN CALL: Shoot day

was a beehive of activity, with four hairstylists, three

models, two makeup artists, two fashion stylists and

a photography team of three on set. “It definitely took

a small village,” Doughty says. “The set, crafted by

Bonnie and her team, really helped set the scene and

project a fresh winter coolness—a special place where

ladies would socialize and have tea. And, of course,

the fake snow made for some real fun and

games.” CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT:

For Doughty, the high point was seeing the

many weeks of planning come together. “I

really enjoy watching people put their magic

touch on the project,” she says. TRADE

SECRET: Doughty had lots of Paul Mitchell

Awapuhi Wild Ginger Finishing Spray

on hand to give the dressed looks staying

power. BEAUTIFUL MINDS: Doughty is

a big fan of the work of über-stylists Guido

and Eugene Souleiman. “For me, though, the ultimate

master is Angelo Seminara,” Doughty says. “He has

such talent.” MANE ATTRACTIONS: Busy doesn’t

begin to describe Doughty’s upcoming

schedule. She’s about to shoot with the

winner of the “next top stylist” competition

from Paul Mitchell The School. “Once that’s

completed I’ll be creating Elizabeth Banks’

haircolor for her next movie,” Doughty says.

✂ —Kelley Donahue

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to the hair and blow-drying

it. After brushing through

the strands, she braided

a 1-inch section in the

nape to which she affixed

padding before laying hair

section by section over the

base to create the dressed

shape. Doughty completed

the look by applying

Awapuhi Wild Ginger Shine

Spray for a glossy finish.

CLOCKWISE, FROM ABOVE:

Tear sheets line a table;

fashionable shoes for the shoot;

Paul Mitchell products were a

shoot necessity; Doughty and

her team on set.

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THE BEAUTY INDUSTRYSHOULDN’T BE HAZARDOUS

TO YOUR HEALTHA gorgeous salon service should make your clients look and

feel great at the same time it gives you satisfaction and grows your business. It’s a fact that continued exposure to hazardous fumes and chemicals can be career ending for many salon professionals. Not to mention the discomfort and sometimes toxic reactions your client may have during these services.

Organic Salon Systems feels that we have a responsibility to change salons for the better by providing safer, more gentle, natural, and organic products that perform to the highest professional standards. Products that give your clients a more pleasant salon experience, fabulous results, and healthier hair!

All of the lines we offer are 100% FREE of Ammonia, Formaldehyde, Parabens, Resorcinol, and Thioglycolates!Plus, they are never tested on animals.

We are the exclusive supplier of Organic Color, Curl, Care & Control Systems and KeraGreen in the USA and Canada.

For over 15 years 1000’s of salons in over 30 countries have experienced the fantastic benefits of Organic Color Systems, the original ammonia-free, oil-delivered permanent hair color system.

• No Ammonia • No Hazardous Fumes • No Cuticle Damage• No Scalp Discomfort, Itching or Staining • Cleaner Blondes• Superior Grey Coverage • Beautiful Reds that Fade On-tone • Cert. Organic Ingredients • Cert. Cruelty Free by PETA

KeraGreen is a formaldehyde-free1, naturally formulated Keratin

Smoothing System. Its plant derived keratin complex with other vitamins and minerals offers sensational benefits to all hair types without any health risks.

• No Formaldehyde • No Toxic Steam • No Scalp Discomfort• Easy Spray Bottle Application • Not Heavy or Greasy• Applied from the Root • Dries Faster with No Residue• Eliminates frizz • Softens curls • High level of shine

Isn’t it time to change your salon for the better by offering natural, healthy services that really perform?

Order online or call now to try one of our Introductory Packages RISK-FREE with a

30 day money back guarantee!2

1-877-446-4918organicsalonsystems.com

Get the Organic Color Systems App at the iTunes App Store!

1Independent accredited lab tests concluded KeraGreen Treatment contains less than one-tenth of one percent formaldehyde. 2We will refund the initial KeraGreen or Organic Color Systems product package purchase price for up to 30 days from the purchase date. Reorders within 30 days of the initial purchase date negate the refund policy. Not valid for products other than KeraGreen and Organic Color Systems product packages. All other product sales are final. (Some qualified returns are accepted for credit for future purchases with a 20% restocking fee.) Shipping and any fees in both directions for clients will not be refunded. Refunds must be delivered to our main warehouse in Largo, FL and sender is responsible for all duties and shipping fees.

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To say Allyson Tinberg is passionate about doing hair would be an understatement. The budding stylist oozes with enthusiasm whenever the topic turns to her career at J. Gordon Designs in Chicago, where she works alongside her mentor, Jerry Gordon. “He’s the one who made me realize there’s so much available to me in life by being a hairdresser,” she says. “I became so much more aware of the potential, the unique opportunities and friendships that could be mine if I was willing to work for them.” —Kelley Donahue

AHA MOMENT

IN TRAINING

STYLE PREFERENCE

BEAUTY MUST-HAVE

MY MENTOR

BEST ADVICE I EVER GOT

GREATEST ACCOMPLISHMENT

When I was growing up, I always loved doing hair.

I never knew you could do something you were

so passionate about for a career. When I finally

realized I could be a hairdresser, I went for it.

After attending and graduating from the Aveda

Institute Chicago, I did my apprenticeship with

Jerry Gordon at J. Gordon Designs in the same

city. I’ve taken advanced classes with Nick

Arrojo at Arrojo Studio in New York City and

Vidal Sassoon in Toronto and have also taken

workshops with Beth Minardi, David Stanko and

Nick Berardi.

BIGGEST CHALLENGE

I like the 1940s. I’m very classical in my taste

and adore clean, beautifully finished hair and

gorgeous waves.

Ciment Thermique by Kérastase. For me, a heat-

protection product is an essential when doing

blow-dries and thermal iron work.

Jerry Gordon, who owns the salon where I work.

Nobody else fills the bill.

Karen Gordon told me once that when it

comes to blow-dry styling, “Put a little sex in it.”

Women, regardless of age, like it when their hair

looks sexy.

Working at J. Gordon Designs. I remember

seeing Jerry do a haircut presentation when

I was in school. He’s so talented, and I never

thought I would have the opportunity to work

next to him.

Perfectionism. Knowing when to let well enough

alone is hard because I always want to do a

little more.

Allyson Tinberg

NEXT STEPKeep learning. I’ve also started to do some

teaching, which I love.

What Inspires You?

Texture, color and education. There’s nothing better than

going to an event like America’s Beauty Show to scope out

classes and new products to really get the creative juices

flowing.

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GLOW AND BEHOLD Who says eye liner

and shadow are the only way to dress up eyes when you can ring in

the New Year with a little bling? “High-end crystals make a statement

and have been used for decades in fashion,” says makeup artist and

American Salon Advisory Council member Taylor Chang-Babaian.

To get the look, she randomly

applied white, pink and yellow-

green crystals in various sizes to the

lid using eyelash glue and tweezers.

For more creative looks, check out

Chang-Babaian’s new book, Style

Eyes (Perigee Trade Paperback

Original, 2010). —K.D.

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WATER COLORS Aquiesse has introduced Souvenir, a

collection of candles with ocean-inspired fragrances and

colors reminiscent of island beaches, wooded coastlines

and bright coral reefs. The candles, made with natural soy

wax and designed to last up

to 100 hours, boast lead-free

wicks and glass lids that can

be used as pedestals when

burning. Scents include Costa

Rica, Mustique, Red Sea Reef,

Riviera and Santa Barbara.

aquiesse.com —I.T.

Perfect for keeping rooms,

drawers and closets

smelling fresh, the Birds

Lavender Scented

Sachets from

Sylvie-Pillows meld

Japanese patterns with pop

art designs. The sachets, which are

handmade by Brooklyn, NY, designer

Sylvie Guieysse, are made from cotton fabric in four cheery

colors—sunshine yellow, sky blue, lime green and bright

white—all featuring a contrasting pattern on the back. sylvie-pillows.com —L.A.

EDITOR’SPICK!

Spray CoolHelp clients alleviate common

health and wellness ailments

with one of Sprayology’s 22

FDA-regulated homeopathic

formulas. The natural oral

sprays help rejuvenate,

relieve, restore and rebuild

the body by treating a range

of issues, such as lack of

energy, sleeplessness,

weight fluctuations, jet lag

and allergies, to name a few.

sprayology.com —N.A.

Carry On Forget Ziploc bags; JIMEALE

NEW YORK’s 704 travel case gives

you an easy and stylish way to

tote your toiletries through airport

security. The case features a clear

plastic bag that shows all your

3-ounce products, two additional

detachable bags, a zippered

area, and extra compartments

for makeup brushes and other

accessories. The 704 case has

a wipe-clean satin exterior—

available in a variety of fun and

colorful patterns—and a durable,

water-resistant double-lined

interior. jimeale.com —L.M.

Pop Stars The cool and edgy way to make nails

rock out in 2011? Dress them up with hues

from the just-released Katy Perry collection

by OPI. Inspired by the pop singer’s cutting-

edge style and latest album, Teenage Dream,

the cache of colors range from sultry silver and

shimmery blue to deep berry and dreamy pink

glitter. A special Black Shatter formula that creates

a cracked pattern when applied over the lacquers

also accompanies the collection. opi.com —K.D.

Natural Beauty Sacred Nature

from Comfort Zone is a five-item collection

of natural, organic skincare products for the

face and body that’s formulated to deeply

cleanse the skin, as well as protect it from

environmental stressors that cause aging. The products from the

line—Sacred Nature Milk, Oil, Cream, Gommage and Mask—

contain antioxidant-rich buriti oil. Shea butter and jojoba oil further

enhance skin quality with vitamins, unsaponifiables and fatty acids,

while butterfly bush extract helps nourish skin cell DNA to leave skin

with a fresh and youthful feel. comfortzone.it —I.T.

PILLOW TALK

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Ever, Romane Professional’s new collection of three perfumes exclusively available for retail in salons and spas, gives timeless scents from the past a modern interpretation. Radiant features notes of mandarin, jasmine and vanilla; Luxe, a sensual Oriental aroma, is a blend of Georgia peach, orange blossom and amber; and Classic is a romantic scent combining elements of bergamot, gardenia and sandalwood. romaneprofessional.com —L.A.

Body BeautifulWinter months can be very cruel to delicate skin. The

solution? Liz Earle Naturally Active Skincare’s

Energising Body Lotion, which is loaded with 19

ingredients, including caffeine, ivy, horse chestnut

and butcher’s broom to help improve circulation and

moisturizing borage, wheat germ, avocado oil and

vitamin E to help improve elasticity and appearance.

“It’s the perfect pick-me-up for lackluster skin,”

Earle says. us.lizearle.com —K.D.

Girl Power Filming The CW’s Gossip Girl in

New York City means that keeping the hairstyles of the show’s

leading ladies—Blake Lively (Serena van der Woodsen),

Leighton Meester (Blair Waldorf) and Jessica Szohr (Vanessa

Abrams)—looking gorgeous isn’t always easy. Fortunately, hair

lead Jennifer Johnson and stylists Betsy Reyes and Elizabeth

Reilly are always prepared to tackle the city’s rainy days, brutally

humid summers, and snowy and windy winter weather. “We get

some difficult conditions, and we often have to bring our curling

irons and flat irons with us on set and redo things,” Reyes says.

The secret to getting the girls looking great? Beautiful blow-

outs for each actress using Turbo Power blow-dryers and

dry shampoo, but, surprisingly, little or no hairspray. “When

the actor moves, we want the hair to move,” Reyes says. “We

don’t want perfectly coiffed hair.” For details on each actress’

signature look, visit americansalonmag.com. —L.A.

BLAKE LIVELY

JESSICA SZOHR

LEIGHTON MEESTER

WRITE AWAY Elum eco-friendly journals make the perfect gift for anyone who loves to write or sketch. The hard-cover bound journals are wrapped in custom-printed fabrics with fashionable designs. The interior contains 150 blank sheets of high-quality wood-free paper, while the inside back cover has a built-in pocket for storage. elumdesigns.com —L.M.

Get SackedThe portable 24-7 bags from Flip & Tumble are the perfect on-the-go accessories for last-minute shopping trips or travel. Each rip-stop nylon bag is sturdy enough to hold three ½-gallon milk cartons but folds up into a ball the size of an apple. The versatile bag is available in a number of solid colors as well as fun patterns, like the Berrydots and Birdie designs seen here. flipandtumble.com —L.A.

Take the High RoadTraveling just got a little more glamorous thanks to the

Vagabond luggage tags by Rock of Ages Press.

Available in a variety of uplifting hues and embossed with

catchy phrases, the leather tags are a perfect way to perk

up tired-looking suitcases. roapress.com —K.D.

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SCREEN PLAY

PERFECT VISION

Situated in New York City’s East Village, The Blind Barber is the go-to spot

for hip clientele who want to socialize and groom simultaneously. “We focused on creating a fun place that fosters creativity,” says Jeff Laub, who co-owns the business with Adam Kirsch and Josh Boyd. “It’s so much more than a barbershop and a bar. It’s a lifestyle that expands into all the realms of the modern gentleman, including fashion, music and grooming.” The front room houses the barbershop, which features special touches like a row of antique Columbia University auditorium seats in the waiting area and a rotating art gallery. Behind it and through a doorway is the parlor that contains an 18-foot bar where libations are served up. The services, which range from cuts and trims to the popular Hangover Remedy Shave that involves an invigorating four-towel process, are top-drawer, too. “The barbershop is a very simple yet beautiful concept that customers have responded to in a positive way,” Laub says. “We prefer to let excellent services—not gimmicks—drive our business.” —K.D.

After beautifying clients for 26 years, Spa Adriana in Huntington, NY, recently

underwent its own makeover. The Aveda lifestyle salon decided to up the ante on its

already eco-friendly design and initiatives with a renovation that included the use of

low-voltage lighting, recycled steel, sustainable bamboo and man-made cement. “We’ve

always been ‘shades of green,’” says Adriana Vater, who co-founded Spa Adriana with

her husband, John. “This recent renovation was an expansion of our existing philosophy,

an opportunity to increase our commitment to the environment.” With guidance from

archaeologists and anthropologists, Spa Adriana was originally built on the idea of

Ayurvedic principles and therapies and has a Mayan theme throughout its decor and

service menu. “The Mayans had such a deep connection to the earth; we wanted to

mirror all of that,” Vater says. The Vaters also value a connection to their community,

working with local businesses to help them grow. “The success of our community as a

whole depends on all of us helping each other,” she says, pointing out that they also visit

schools during Earth Month in April to teach students about recycling and conservation.

“We take care of our guests, our neighbors and our Earth.” —L.M.

GREEN SCENE

Buying PowerOrganic Salon Systems, a

provider of vegan and cruelty-

free professional salon products

featuring organic ingredients, has

launched its first e-commerce

website, giving salon owners

a convenient and user-friendly

medium for online ordering. The

website, organicsalonsystems.com,

features a simple, easy-to-navigate

layout that organizes the company’s

various products and treatment

packages into five categories—Hair

Color, Retexturizers, Haircare,

Accessories, and Kits and

Packages—and includes a Compare

Products tool to make clients’

shopping experiences easier. The

site also offers tracking functionality,

purchase history, and information

about promotional specials and

discounts, while the easy-to-find

support hot line on the home page

makes customer service quickly

accessible. To ensure their salon-

exclusive products are not diverted

to other retail outlets, Organic Salon

Systems requires all user accounts

to be approved by company staff

before clients can place orders, view

prices or manage their accounts.

“In our ongoing effort to become

the market leader in professional

organic salon products, we

are continually introducing new

services aimed at improving

salons throughout North America,”

says Scott Mitchell, CEO of

Organic Salon Systems. “The

implementation of our new online

e-commerce site will make it easier

for our professional salon clients

to do business with us at their

convenience.” —I.T.

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L’anza Designed by hairstylist Jules

Frankel, L’anza’s new iPhone application puts

business management freedom into independent

stylists’ hands with functions that enable them

to manage appointments, track client records

and formulations, generate sales and inventory

reports, calculate retail sales tax and run credit

card transactions. lanzaprofessional.com

OPI The OPI App, which includes a search bar with

word-prompt technology and a salon locator with map, also

allows clients to browse and search more than 200 OPI

nail shades and virtually try them on in the

company’s special Try It On Color Studio

before buying. “Thanks to the portable

aspect, women can test out our newest

hues and even find that perfect shade to

match a dress or pair of peep-toe shoes

while shopping,” says OPI Executive Vice

President and Artistic Director Suzi Weiss-

Fischmann. opi.com

Redken All the things beauty pros love about Redken

can now be found on its new Style Station app for iPhones

and Androids. The app lets stylists access Redken’s online

community, The Break Room; check out

featured formulas, including up-to-the-minute

haircolor trends and formulas sorted by level

and end result; and set timer alarms for multiple

clients with individual ring tones to save time

and prevent overprocessing. “We bundled

stylists’ favorite features into one simple

application,” says Redken General Manager

Karen Fuss-Zipp. “It’s about connecting with

our Redken community and supporting stylists with simple

functionality and their favorite content.” redken.com

Salon Iris Beauty pros can remotely access a

number of features from Salon Iris software with the

company’s Salon Iris App, including viewing, adding or

editing appointments; viewing product

information or client formula history; scanning

service information; and running report totals.

“Salon and spa owners can now access

these features from home or check them out

while on vacation,” says Christianna Jackson,

vice present of CMJ Designs, which produces

Salon Iris. saloniris.com —K.D.

Awards shows mean bright lights, paparazzi and dresses that often

bare more than just a little skin. Celebrities know that in order to look

their best on the red carpet, a little pampering is often in order—and

several spas are giving them exactly what they need.

First popularized by A-listers like Madonna and Gwyneth Paltrow,

oxygen facials are now in high demand in Los Angeles. Those in-the-

know are flocking to Carasoin Day Spa and Skin Clinic on North

Robertson Boulevard in Los Angeles for the cutting-edge Red Carpet

Quintessential Intraceuticals Oxygen Facial. The two-hour service

starts out with an Atoxelene infusion that softens expression lines and

wrinkles and firms the

skin. That’s followed by

a full-face Intraceuticals

Rejuvenate treatment,

which supplies the

ultimate in hydration

and antioxidants.

For the grand finale,

technicians apply

the botanical-based

brightening Opulence

infusion serum, paying special attention to the décolleté and hands.

This last step reduces hyper-pigmentation, lightens dark spots, and

minimizes scars and other imperfections. “High pressure blasts of

oxygen and the Intraceuticals serums feed the skin, plumping it up

and creating that fresh-faced glow,” says spa co-owner Lena Bratschi.

Throughout awards season, Spa Montage in Beverly Hills, CA,

is offering clients the chance to get pampered with The Ultimate

Pre-Red Carpet Spa Experience. Even those who aren’t attending

the shows will love this treatment package, which preps every

inch of the body for a close-up. The package includes the Montage

Anti-Aging Facial for a youthful and wrinkle-free glow, Body

Sculpting therapy to remove cellular waste and fluid retention, Spa

Montage Back Facial featuring the Clarisonic Body Brush and

Elements of the Earth Wrap for all-over radiance. Each service

also comes with a take-home product so guests can continue the

experience at home. —K.D. & L.M.

“App-solutely” Genius The beauty industry obviously took note of Apple’s

phrase, “There’s an app for that,” and answered

the call with a stylish crop of high-tech contenders

designed to engage customers. Here’s a look

at some of the new apps—now available in the

iTunes store—that are destined to inform a legion

of beauty devotees, in addition to making the

salon biz more productive.

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Naturally Yours Salon & SpaAfter Naturally Yours Salon & Spa owner Marcia Ksionzek was

diagnosed with thyroid cancer in 2003, she was inspired to open

one of the first all-natural, organic beauty destinations in the

city. Naturally Yours strives to do all it can to reduce its carbon

footprint and create a healthy environment for clients. All retail

bottles and aerosol cans are made from post-consumer steel that

can also be recycled. What’s more, the salon offers clients a 10

percent discount if they return their empty bottles to the salon

for recycling. “We

advocate what goes

on and in our bodies,”

Ksionzek says. The

3,500-square-foot

Aveda Lifestyle Salon,

which opened in 2009,

doesn’t just give back

to the environment,

it also hosts various

events throughout

the year to support

other causes. From

pampering nights for cancer patients and survivors to a benefit

and silent auction to raise funds for cancer awareness, the salon

takes giving back seriously.

In stock: Aveda, Image Skincare, Onesta, Organic Salon

Systems, Youngblood Cosmetics, Zoya

ti t d i t b fit

Identified as one of America’s healthiest cities by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Lincoln, NE, is home to many businesses that encourage a fit lifestyle, including these three salons that leave hair looking and feeling its best. —Nicole Altavilla

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Anú SalonAnú Salon is a 2,200-square-foot TIGI In-Crowd Salon housed in an old church constructed

in 1890 that features original hardwood floors and stained glass windows. “The most

striking part is the original hand-malleted copper ceiling, which was professionally painted

before we took over the building,” says Kari Lonowski, who co-owns the building with

her husband, Jack. The ceiling is metallic gold, which complements the predominantly red

walls featuring Hindu-inspired art and work from local photographers. In addition, styling

stations and product shelves are made from recycled steel parts. Hinduism was not only the

inspiration for the salon’s decor, it also inspired the name. Says Lonowski, “Anu was a sky

god; the god of heaven; lord of constellations; king of gods, spirits and demons; and dwelt

in the highest heavenly regions.” The salon, which opened in 2008, offers all hair services in

addition to facial waxing. Says Lonowski, “We stick strictly to what we do best.”

In stock: Moroccanoil, Redken, Sudzz FX, TIGI

Five WillowsFive Willows is a women’s fitness center, salon, spa and café that

was created to combine health and exercise with pampering in an

elegant setting. The 8,000-square-foot full-service salon and spa,

which opened in 2007, takes pride in offering top-notch services

and high-tech equipment for clients to enjoy. “We offer massage

shampoo bowls, Vichy showers, aromatherapy steam showers

and color therapy whirlpool baths,” says spa and salon manager

Stefanie Spirk. A color palette of lime green, rich browns and soft

cream hues creates a soothing ambience. While the fitness center

is exclusively for women, the salon and spa is open to both sexes.

Says Spirk, “Clients are mainly people who are proactive in anti-

aging and want to look their best at all stages in life.”

In stock: Aveda, J Beverly Hills, Only Yourx Skin Care,

Sojourn, Shavasana Eyelash Extensions

Lincoln, NEOUR TOWN

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Located approximately 15 miles north of Philadelphia,

Ambler, PA, was originally known as the village of

Wissahickon, named for the North Pennsylvania

Railroad depot established there in the mid-1850s. In

1869, the town was renamed in honor of Mary Johnson

Ambler, a local woman who heroically assisted victims

of The Great Train Wreck of 1856. This small town

has experienced a lot of redevelopment in recent years,

including the opening of businesses like Privé Salon,

which has put the town on the map for its fashion-

forward services and atmosphere.

Since it opened in July 2010, Privé has established

itself as the go-to salon for residents of all ages because

of its intimate and upscale setting and talented stylists,

according to owner Kathryn Picraux. “I wanted to bring

a sense of urban chic to the salon and offer a hip setting

while avoiding a pretentious atmosphere,” she says. “The

private, comfortable environment is consistent with the

salon name, which means ‘privacy’ in French.”

Picraux worked with Philadelphia-based interior

designer Jackie Patterson and Takara Belmont to

design the 1,650-square-foot salon, which was named

Takara Belmont’s 2010 4th Quarter Cutting Edge

Design winner. “We had to be strategic to create a chic

and comfortable environment in such a limited space,”

Picraux says. The salon’s decor features custom-made

styling stations and a calming color palette of deep

raisin and splashes of orange that is complemented by

white styling chairs and dark wood fixtures.

Picraux’s experience working with distinguished

hairstylists in the industry and with companies like

Vidal Sassoon, Goldwell, Eugene Perma Paris and

John Frieda has made her a sought-after stylist in

the Philadelphia area. Clients visit for cut and color

services, as well as extensions and hair-relaxing

treatments, which Picraux says are gaining popularity.

Picraux also holds events at the salon, including a

Men’s Night and Gorgeous Hair Glowing Skin event.

She says, “All our events are designed to make clients

feel and look fabulous.” ✂ —Nicole Altavilla

Privé SalonIn every small town across America, there’s at least one salon that raises the bar for everyone else. Ambler, PA, (population 6,426) has Privé Salon.

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Salon features

a calming decor

in a small space;

the reception

area; the

well-stocked

color bar; the

shampoo area;

Takara Belmont

furniture at the

styling stations.

Privé Salon5 East Butler PikeAmbler, PA 19002267/470-4331 • privesalonps.com

IN STOCK: Brazilian Blowout, Eugene Perma Paris,

Goldwell, L’Oréal Professionnel, Moroccanoil, Privé

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Purify, energize, revitalize and protect male clients’

skin with G.M. Collin Men, a new collection of high-

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the needs of men. The paraben-free range consists of

Detoxifying Gel Cleanser, Smooth Shaving Gel, After

Shave Cooling Mist, Intense Hydrating Cream and Anti-

Aging Revitalizing Cream. gmcollin.com —N.A.

Service With a SmileAmerican Crew Technical Director Theri DeJoode opened

Milwaukee’s Groom for Men with the city’s best interests

at heart. “The women in Milwaukee looked very fashionable;

the men, at the time, did not,” DeJoode explains. “I opened

Groom because Milwaukee needed it for the improvement

of the image of the city.” Twelve years and five location

changes later, Groom is still

helping men look and feel great.

DeJoode describes Groom’s

current space—a former

loading dock—as an “industrial

man cave,” with acid-washed

cement floors, brown walls, and

metal and porcelain accents.

The reception desk is a bar with

bar stools, while the waiting

area has original airplane seats

from Milwaukee-based Midwest

Express. Groom also draws in

clients with excellent service and a lot of laughter. “We built

our clientele through kindness, skill, reliability and humor,”

DeJoode says, noting that her clients are “the coolest,

most down-to-earth professional men in the city.” Groom’s

“barbettes” are trained using the American Crew Menswork

In-Salon Training Program. DeJoode says, “Barbettes get

to know the clients and design a style to match the specific

gentleman in the chair.” —L.M.

MALE CALL

Polished PerfectionKnown for his fabulous feminine ’dos,

Oribe is also a master at crafting men’s

styles. “This look is simple but polished,”

Oribe says. “It references the ’20s

and ’30s, when men were really well-

groomed with great parts.” To recreate this style, cut hair short

through the sides and longer on top. Run Oribe Gel Sérum

through the hair and create a side part. “Everyone’s part should

be different; it should flow naturally with the hair pattern,” he

explains. Once the hair has air-dried, run your fingers through

it again so it looks and feels natural. —L.M.

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Its name may mean “colors of the universe

and radiance of the sky,” according to owner

April Lyn Graffeo, but Indra Salon has made

its mark on the Andover, MA, beauty scene

with a chic white interior and down-to-earth

service. “Our salon decor is unique in the way

it marries a sleek, high-end feel with the warm

comforting charm of our crystal chandeliers,”

says Graffeo, who first opened Indra in 1997 in

an 800-square-foot space and last year moved

to a 4,600-square-foot location with 27 styling

stations and the Pure Talent Academy.

The first thing Indra’s new clients do is step

onto the salon’s central runway for a tour of

the space. The catwalk takes visitors from the

retail and reception area, with 4-foot-tall shelves

and retail displays and two concierge desks

for check-in, all the way through the salon to

the stage, which houses everything from new

products to cozy chairs and a fireplace during

winter months. Along the way, they’ll pass

the cutting and coloring floor and a color bar

stocked with Goldwell formulas; café tables

where guests can eat, drink and relax or get a

front row seat to fashion shows that take place

at night; and the Indranet Bar, which lets guests

check e-mail or surf the web for hairstyles.

There’s also the Lather Lounge, featuring 10

shampoo units where guests can customize their

massage pressure and water temperature.

Indra’s spa is located in the back of the space

and offers medispa services like Smart Lipo and

Botox, manicures, pedicures, massage and spray

tanning. There’s also the Pure Talent Academy,

where licensed students can learn from top

stylists each week and perform supervised,

discounted services on clients, and a private

room where guests can meet with an in-house

fashion consultant to define their personal styles.

Graffeo says, “We spent an enormous

amount of time mapping out the salon: beautiful

yet functional stations, traffic flow and every

other detail possible.” ✂ —Lori Morris

Runway ReadyIndra Salon brings a high-fashion feel to the Boston suburbs.

CLOCKWISE, FROM TOP LEFT: The

salon often hosts fashion shows on its

central runway; guests can customize

their Lather Lounge experience;

design firm R.G. Shakour created the

salon’s clean but comfortable interior.

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Winter BreakSoothe dry, chapped skin with these deeply moisturizing body lotions.

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Olivina Lavender Hand &

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Paul Mitchell Tea Tree

Lavender Mint Moisturizing

Body Butter contains

shea butter and vitamin E.

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The cocoa and

and illipe butters in

Illume’s Yuzu Mint

Energizing Body

Butter (center)

nourish dry skin.

illumecandles.com

Yves Rocher Les Plaisirs Nature

Organic Vanilla Silky Cream is scented

with Madagascar-Bourbon vanilla.

yves-rocher.com

Panier des Sens en Provence

Nourishing Body Lotion leaves

skin soft and lightly fragranced.

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The ultra-moisturizing

J de l’O Balm

Shea Butter from

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contains organic olive

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Aveda Replenishing

Moisturizer contains

vitamins, natural

humectants and

oils to hydrate and

soften dry, rough

skin. aveda.com

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Beauty Lab

Quick Fix

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t Look

Lait Luminescence by Leonor Greyl is a two-

phase leave-in detangling formula that helps

nourish and enhance hair’s shine. Featuring

plant extracts and vegetable oils, this formula

leaves hair glossy and protected from heat

and the sun. leonorgreyl-usa.com

Eight brand-new products you just have to check out

Fashion Work 12 versatile working spray and

Pure Force 16 non-aerosol fixing spray are

new to Redken’s Hairspray collection. Fashion

Work 12 is ideal for working, shaping and

finishing styles with medium hold, and Pure

Force 16 adds control and shine. redken.com

Alterna Caviar Anti-Aging Overnight Hair

Rescue is a deep-penetrating treatment that

repairs hair while you sleep. Ideal for damaged

or color-treated hair, this formula restores

shine and elasticity and strengthens strands.

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Patrick McIvor Your Colorist’s Favorite Brush

is ionically charged with tourmaline crystal

complex infused pins that detangle wet hair

and remove excess moisture. It also tightens

the outer layers of the hair to reduce heat

damage. patrickmcivorcolorstudio.com

PATRICK MCIVOR

REDKEN

Macadamia Natural Oil Healing Oil Spray

is an ultrafine mist that instantly absorbs

into hair, weightlessly infusing moisture and

shine. It provides intense nourishment and

natural UV protection and extends color life.

macadamiahair.com

MACADAMIA NATURAL OIL

Phyto Phytolisse Perfect Smoothing

Shampoo and Express Smoothing Mask

contain pine pulp extract to expedite blow-

drying by straightening and smoothing the

hair and shielding it from humidity and frizz.

phyto-usa.com

Andis Superliner trimmer is now available

in red. The trimmer features a close-cutting

T-blade and packs superior power and cutting

performance into a lightweight size. Also,

its soft grip insert and ergonomic design fit

comfortably in hand. andis.com

ANDIS

L’anza Healing Style Design F/X is a flexible

working spray that provides lightweight

brushable hold and natural movement. It

utilizes an exclusive Micro Mesh technology

that lightly wraps each hair strand, allowing it

to move naturally. lanza.com

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Goldwell’s latest innovation, New Blonde,

eases your highlighting clients through

the three months they usually wait between

services. The unique five-minute New Blonde

Highlight Recharge Service, which launches

this month, softens the base level just enough

to eliminate the dark regrowth and harsh

contrasts that appear after about six weeks.

“New Blonde is completely revolutionary,”

says Jessica Bowen, Goldwell assistant brand

manager. “No other product softens only the

natural virgin hair between highlights and the

regrowth in only five minutes with absolute

control of warm pigments.”

The New Blonde Neutral 5 Lifting System

features a customized lotion and developer

that can be used on base levels 5 to 9 to

provide lift up to 1½ levels for neutral, even

results without brassiness. While regrowth

isn’t fully eliminated, it becomes significantly

less noticeable, allowing for a soft transition

into the mid-lengths and ends.

New Blonde can also work wonders

on your salons’ bottom line. “New Blonde

provides a unique opportunity for stylists to

increase their highlighting service revenue by

30 percent,” Bowen says. “It will bring clients

back into the salon for at least four extra

services per year.”

New Blonde can also be used

in combination with a regular

highlighting service to

soften the base level

between highlighted

sections for a

natural-looking

blonde result. my-newblonde .com —L.M.

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On the SidePureology’s new Expressions & Expertise book

features six effortless looks created with the brand’s

new ColourStylist styling products that are intended

to showcase color-treated hair. The Side Swept

style seen here melds glamour and softness for a

look of undone sophistication. Here’s how to get

the look:

1. Take a 2-inch square section 1 inch from the

hairline on the side of the head and cornrow it in a

C-shape, braiding to the ends and securing with an

elastic band.

2. Wrap the end of the braid in a spiral formation to create a

round cushion and secure it with open fasteners.    

3. Starting above the ear on the opposite side, lace 1-inch vertical

panels around the head, stopping behind the right ear at the

braided cushion.    

4. Lace a 1-inch horizontal panel below the braided cushion and

lightly mist with Pureology ColourStylist Strengthening Control Zero Dulling Hairspray.    

5. Gather the hair from the front left hairline to behind the right ear and smooth the surface

with a soft bristle brush. Secure with an elastic band, leaving a loop at the end.   

6. Direct the end of the ponytail toward the face and bend the hair back around the tail of a

rattail comb and roll upward. Thread an open fastener through the elastic band at the end

of the ponytail to secure the rolled section to the braided cushion.    

7. Smooth the remaining hair in the front section forward over one eye with a soft bristle

brush and gather toward the ends. Bend the section up and around the tail of the comb

at the mid-lengths and secure it to the braided cushion with a closed fastener.    

8. Use the tail of the comb to tuck the ends into the roll and polish the surface of the style

with the teeth. Finish with a light misting of Strengthening Control Zero Dulling Hairspray

for shine and hold. —L.A.  

Workshop

Sea ChangeNature’s Rescue from Redken is a

collection of four haircare essentials

designed to gently cleanse and nourish tresses

using plant and marine extracts. “Redken has

always used its advanced technology to target

specific hair needs with simple solutions,”

says Jenny Corless, director of global

marketing for Redken. “With Nature’s Rescue,

we are using our technological expertise

to answer a market need for more natural

haircare products.”

The system, which is free of parabens,

sulfates and silicone, contains the Sea-Algae

Hydracomplex with sea algae, soy protein and

aloe vera to protect and moisturize the hair;

boasts a fresh water scent; and can be used

on color-treated hair. The line’s Refreshing

Detox Shampoo is formulated to remove

impurities and product buildup and minimize

the effects of pollution, while the Refining Sea

Polish is infused with exfoliating pumice to

smooth strands. The Cooling Deep Conditioner

is designed to restore moisture to the hair and

soothe the scalp, and the Radiant Sea Spray

is a lightweight styling product that gives

clients’ tresses a beachy texture and a fresh,

oceanic scent, thanks to capsules that release

the fragrance when the hair is touched. To

allow clients to experience the line’s signature

scent before purchase, Redken

is offering salons a

Radiant Sea Spray

tester unit with

fragrance strips.

redken.com —I.T.

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Artistic ExpressionKMS California’s 2011 campaign, Gallery 360º,

takes inspiration from the Downtown Los Angeles

art scene, where self-expression and individuality

take center stage. We love this hip, wearable cut,

which can be worn either straight for a sleek,

sophisticated look or roughed up for an edgy

touch. KMS California Artistic Director Edwin

Johnston cut the hair in short round layers with a

disconnected fringe and undercut sides. Here’s how

to recreate the swept-up style seen here:

1. Prep hair with KMS California Colorvitality

Blonde Shampoo and Treatment for vibrancy and shine.

2. Distribute Hairstay Style Boost evenly throughout towel-

dried hair to ensure a long-lasting style.

3. Blow-dry with a round brush, lifting hair up and away from

the head to create volume. For additional support, use a mini crimping iron at the roots.

4. Emulsify Hairplay Clay Creme in your palms and piece the product through the hair

from mid-lengths to ends.

5. Spray Hairstay Medium Hold Spray all over the hair to finish the look.

For a step-by-step guide to Johnston’s cut, visit americansalonmag.com. —L.M.

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Color Therapy

Take HoldProduct Club has introduced Great Grip Tools, a trio of haircolor accessories that includes a spatula, whisk and station/tray mat. The spatula’s flexible silicone blade and long design make it perfect for working with deep color bowls, while its no-slip grip handle helps reduce hand and wrist stress. Stylists can mix color and bleach thoroughly with the silicone-coated whisk that’s

easy to use and allows for no-fuss cleanup, and the station/tray mat, ideally sized to fit on a color tray, keeps all coloring essentials in place and protects styling stations from hot appliances. productclub.com —I.T.

MiN New York has two new blonde hues in its

ProColor line, Scotch and Liquid Gold, which offer

natural-looking color in just five minutes. The ammonia-

free demipermanent gels can be mixed with brown

shades to add a touch of gold, create lowlights on

natural blondes, or provide 100 percent gray coverage

or blending. ProColor deposits only; it does not lift

existing color. minnewyork.com —L.M.

Mellow Yellow

Book SmartIf you’re looking for a way to

entertain your brain and boost your

artistic edge, then you’ll definitely

want to get your hands on a copy

of Mike Karg and Jo Blackwell’s

latest book, Cut + Color, available

on mikekarg.com. In addition to

insightful hue tricks of the trade and

tool tips, the book is loaded with

cutting-edge techniques like the

textured look seen here that can

easily be employed in the salon.

1After Karg cut strands with a

pair of slicing shears, Blackwell

divided the hair into four triangles,

parting it from the forehead to the height of the occipital bone

and from the ears to the highest point of the head.

2Beginning at the bottom where the section is widest,

she diagonally wove out five strands (not too thin)

toward the back before placing foil and lightening them.

3Next, she placed a foil on top with four strands, followed by a foil with three

strands. She then colored all four sections in the same way. This produces a

diamond-shaped section on top.

4Finally, Blackwell positioned three horizontal rows of highlights, with first three, then

four and finally three woven-out strands, before coloring the hair. —K.D.

Masked CrusaderThe new Masque for Beautiful Color from Oribe helps your clients protect their color investment by adding life and shine to their hair without weighing it down. The paraben- and sodium chloride-free mask uses the latest color-maintenance technology to leave locks vibrant, healthy and glossy. Key ingredients include wild mango butter; keratin and hydrolyzed keratin to strengthen damaged hair; bioflavonoids, which prevent color from fading and discoloration; and natural UV protectants such as watermelon extract from Africa’s Kalahari Desert, sunflower and moringa seed oils and Kaempferia galanga root extract from Southeast Asia. Because it’s so conditioning, the mask can also be used before a color treatment to get hair in optimal shape for an even application. oribe.com —L.M.

ON GUARDKeeping clients’ color looking salon fresh

just got a whole lot easier now that TIGI

has debuted its new Bed Head Colour

Combat collection. All six formulas in the

line boast a revolutionary Colour LockDown

Technology that draws positively charged

particles to damaged areas of the hair,

forming a hydrophobic barrier that seals

and protects color while repairing damaged

locks. Loaded with nurturing ingredients

like hydrolyzed soy protein that smoothes

the cuticles and strengthening panthenol—

and featuring a Delicious Paradise scent—

Dumb Blonde Shampoo, Conditioner

and Leave-In Conditioner are designed

especially for highlighted or bleached

blonde strands that need special attention.

Meanwhile, redheads and brunettes can

battle color-fade and diminish dryness with

Colour Goddess Shampoo, Conditioner

and Leave-In Conditioner. Infused with a

Toffee Heaven scent, the trio is fortified

with shine boosters, glycerin and sunflower

seed extract. tigihaircare.com —K.D.

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Luxedo

Along with being a stylish addition to

the nail services section of your salon,

Pibbs’ new Butterfly Mini Pedi Chair

provides ergonomic seating to help

prevent the back strain you can suffer

while performing pedicures. The plush

chairs feature beautifully upholstered

18-inch “wings” that cradle the back

and seat area for ample support and

added comfort. A version of the chair

is also available for manicure stations.

pibbs.com —L.M.

OUT OF AFRICA Feet are in for a luxurious treat

at Manhattan’s Haven Spa, where guests can experience the limited-

edition Serengeti Pedi this winter. The African-inspired service begins

with a warm foot bath infused with Madagascar vanilla and West African

cocoa bean, followed by an application of an exfoliating sugar scrub

that’s blended with avocado

oil and Namibian ootanga oil

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Winter Welcome Essie’s winter polish collection heats up chilly days with sultry shades like Masquerade Belle, a bold ruby black; Luxedo, a deep and sexy plum; and Smokin’ Hot, a stony gray with a hint of lilac. “This winter’s fashions, in their intense jades, deep violets and rich blacks, tell a story of mysterious, powerful femininity,” says Essie Weingarten, founder and creative global director of Essie. “I was inspired by the dark side of the season—deep pavement hues, intense reds and gorgeous blacks.” essie.com —L.A.

In the V-ZoneEducate clients on the rejuvenating benefits of neck and décolleté creams.

W hen discussing skincare, most clients

focus on products designed to protect,

repair and prevent damage on their faces, but

it’s also important to consider the neck and

décolleté areas, often referred to as the V-zone.

“It’s the one part of your body which is the most

neglected and forgotten about,” says Shannon

Gallogly, national education trainer for Decléor

Paris, which developed the Excellence De L’Age

Neck and Décolleté Concentrate to address the

anti-aging needs of this often-neglected area of

the body. “We are always concerned about the

eyes and the face, but the truth is that the neck

and décolleté are the quickest to age and the last

to get protected.” According to Gallogly, neck and

décolleté creams should be used as a preventative

product. “They should be part of a daily or nightly

ritual to ensure clients see the best possible results

that are sustained over time,” she says. She adds

that with consistent use over time, clients can

see a difference in the texture of the skin in that

area. “The cream can help create a silky texture

to the décolleté area by filling in the fine lines that

look like tissue paper,” Gallogly says. In addition

to Decléor, other companies have also developed

products designed specifically for the V-zone.

Sonya Dakar Neck & Décolleté Firming and Spot

Lightening Treatment with SPF 30 is formulated to

help smooth fine lines and wrinkles, even skin tone

and reduce the appearance of age spots. Similarly,

La Prairie Anti-Aging Neck Cream helps lift and

firm the neck area and address signs of aging,

such as dehydration and age spots. decleordirect

.com; sonyadakar.com; laprairie.com —N.A.

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Get a GripThree fashion week session stylists—Guido, Odile Gilbert and Orlando Pita—identify the strong-hold styling products they can’t live without backstage. —Lotus Abrams

MOUSSE With its airy texture that easily blends

into damp hair and various hold levels to choose from,

mousse is a versatile styling product that can be used as

the foundation for looks ranging from loose waves and

voluminous blow-outs to structured updos. “Mousse is

great for giving lift, texture and movement, like for the

messy knots we did at Calvin Klein,” says Redken Creative

Consultant Guido, a fashion week heavy hitter who

regularly styles looks at shows including Marc Jacobs,

Prada and Louis Vuitton.

Expert tip: “Hair doesn’t always have to be wet to apply mousse,” Guido says. “If applied to soft fine hair and rough-dried with hands it can give long-lasting texture and hold. This is also a great way to prep the hair before using a curling iron on it.”

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HAIRSPRAY Probably the most critical

strong-hold styling product used during fashion week,

hairspray comes in formulas that are workable, add

shine or produce extra volume, and can be used while

working on a style or to supply the finishing hold.

Session stylist and owner of Orlo salon in Manhattan

Orlando Pita, whose styling show credits include

Carolina Herrera, Derek Lam and Oscar de la Renta,

uses hairspray regularly during fashion week to craft

looks ranging from sleek updos to luscious waves.

Expert tip: “To get amazing hold, I heat-dry the hairspray after I’ve done a very sculptural ’do,” Pita says. “This technique worked very well at the fall 2010 Christian Dior Haute Couture show. The hair was inspired by flowering buds.”

Orlando Pita for Moroccanoil

at Carolina Herrera’s spring

2011 show

GELS From creating wet-looking texture

to supplying ultimate hold, gel is an essential

styling tool during fashion week, according

to Odile Gilbert, a backstage mainstay who’s

created looks for designers including Karl

Lagerfeld, Catherine Malandrino and Phillip

Lim. “We use it when we pull the hair back

or when we want to do a look that’s tight to

the head, like what we did at Jason Wu,”

she says. “We wanted the front to be really

clean, almost masculine.”

Expert tip: “Gel is not for natural hair looks; it’s for hair that needs to be controlled,” Gilbert says.

Odile Gilbert for Aveda at

Jason Wu’s spring 2011 show

Oribe Superfine Strong Hair

Spray; TIGI Catwalk Your

Highness Firm Hold Hairspray;

L’Oréal Professionnel Texture

Expert Infinium 4

Phyto Professional Strong Sculpting

Gel; Aveda Brilliant Retexturing Gel;

Matrix Design Pulse Rock N’ Hold

Hard Hold Gel

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SHAMPOOS formulated for distressed tresses

cleanse hair, smooth cuticles, and—most important—restore

moisture and shine, and they are a critical part of the care

routine, according to Ruth Roche, owner of Rare Salon in

New York City, who says that heat styling is a major source of

damage. “Heat depletes the moisture out of your hair,” Roche

says. When it comes to advising clients with damaged hair on

their shampoo routines, stylists need to assess the condition

of the scalp along with hair type, says Akemi Tamaribuchi,

creative director of diPietro Todd Salons + Academy in San

Francisco. “How often someone with damaged hair should

shampoo is dependent on whether their scalp is oily or dry and

what chemicals they’re using,” she says.

Repair ShopFor hair that needs extra help to stay healthy, here’s a look at three types of products designed for damage control.

MASKS are designed to penetrate directly into the hair

shaft to condition and strengthen strands and reconstruct

broken-down proteins, as well as protect the hair from

environmental and chemical stressors. Since masks are

highly concentrated products, stylists should advise their

clients to use them as supplemental treatments to their

normal shampoo and conditioner regimens, according to

Tamaribuchi. “Masks are more jam-packed with important

ingredients and they penetrate deeper into the hair shaft, so

they’re doing inner repair versus a leave-in treatment, which

is more ‘preventative medicine,’ as I call it,” Tamaribuchi

says. She advises that clients should use masks about once

a week for the best results.

LEAVE-IN TREATMENTS are ideal for

hair that needs extra conditioning and nourishment.

Gentle enough for everyday use, leave-ins are

formulated to strengthen hair from the roots and

shield the strands against environmental damage,

while helping to prevent moisture loss, breakage and

split-ends. “There really is no rule against using them,

as long as you’re using the proper kind of leave-

in for the hair texture and density you’re working

with,” Roche says. Leave-ins come in a variety of

formulas, including the cream-based types that Roche

recommends for coarse-textured hair and sprays that

won’t weigh fine hair down. ✂ —Ivy Tan

FROM LEFT: Aveda Damage Remedy Restructuring Shampoo, aveda.com;

Redken Extreme Shampoo, redken.com; Schwarzkopf Professional BC

Hairtherapy Repair Rescue Shampoo, schwarzkopf.com; TIGI Bed Head

Resurrection Damage Level 3 Shampoo, tigihaircare.com; Number 4 High

Performance Haircare L’eau de Mer Hydrating Shampoo, number4hair.com

FROM LEFT: Goldwell DualSenses Rich Repair Leave-in Cream Fluid, goldwell-northamerica.com; Pureology EssentialRepair InstantRepair Leave-in Hair

Condition, pureology.com; Scruples Reconstruct Leave-in Instant Repair,

scrupleshaircare.com; Onesta Quench Leave In Conditioner, onestahaircare.com; Leonor Greyl Huile De Palme, leonorgreyl.com

FROM LEFT: Enjoy Hair Mask, enjoyhaircare.com; Moroccanoil Restorative

Hair Mask, moroccanoil.com; Eugene Perma Paris Essentiel Nutrition Ultra

Nourishing Mask, eugeneperma.com; Organic Care Systems Power Build

Reconstructor, organicsalonsystems.com; Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Wild Ginger

Keratin Intensive Treatment, paulmitchell.com

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Great HeightsAveda Global Creative Director Antoinette Beenders uses micro-crimping to achieve volume and texture.

For her new Modern Romantics collection, Aveda Global Creative Director Antoinette Beenders was

largely inspired by the Byzantine vibe of designer Alexander McQueen’s fall 2010 show in Paris. “The

feel is very rococo with a lot of movement, texture and unkempt strong shapes,” Beenders says. To get

the desired volume for the looks, she used a micro-crimping technique at the roots and throughout the

lengths to make the hair “fatter” and more substantial. She relied on Aveda Control Force Firm Hold

Hair Spray for strong hold and Air Control Hair Spray when she needed a softer finish. Beenders also

used color to show a juxtaposition of natural beauty and powerful strength. “I started with a blonde

base, which is the biggest color for spring,” she says. “Then I added pops of color using Aveda eye

shadow. I love the idea of makeup for the hair.” ✂—Lori Morris

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the hair over to the

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classic roll before

fluffing it up for

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pulled all of the hair

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side and molded it

into a loose, fluffy

shape. The hairline

got a touch of red

makeup.

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THIS PAGE: This

look melds 18th-

century regality

with an African

vibe. Beenders

gelled the sides

tight to the head,

then crimped

the top section,

spraying lots of

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Hair Spray to keep

the shape tight.

She left the top

loose to contrast

the rest of the hair.

FACING PAGE:

For this look,

Beenders

smoothed the top

of the hair back

and pinned it

under the crown.

She then crimped

the sides and

turned them under

to look like a bob,

leaving some

stray hairs loose

at the top for a

soft touch. Purple

eye shadow in the

center matched

the model’s dress.

Great Heights

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Flight of FancyChrystofer Benson’s latest collection blends the texture of fur and feathers with fashion-forward cuts and color.

Fur, Feathers and Fusion is the dynamic new collection from Logics

Artistic Director Chrystofer Benson, a 2010 NAHA Haircolor Award-

winner whose work has appeared in Elle, Vogue and Cosmopolitan,

among other publications. The work melds vivid haircolor with edgy

haircuts and styling that plays on the texture of fur and feathers. Says

Benson, “It’s inspired by high-energy and soft colors in nature and the

multifaceted textures seen in the world around us.” ✂ —Lotus Abrams

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and lines merge

with a palate of

warm brunette

and blonde tones,

echoing the blend

of colors in the

model’s fur coat.

FACING PAGE:

Icy blonde

haircolor

accentuates the

multitextured

finish in this

hairstyle inspired

by the texture

of fur.

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Flight of Fancy

Vibrant shades

of green, teal and

inky blue haircolor

mimic a peacock’s

feathers in this

windswept look.

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Flight of Fancy

Redwood tones

showcase the

shape and

textures of this

fanciful style.

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Curlisto® Natural CoilsKinky-Coily hair is one of the most fragile textures that is often dry and

damaged. Christo, the authority in curly hair that has educated salon

professionals around the world, has created Curlisto Natural Coils to

address the special needs of coily textures by replenishing youthful hair and

minimizing breakage. The innovative Defining Lotion is the key to successful

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Lucie Doughty prepped hair with Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Wild Ginger Texturizing Sea Spray, then created a braided base on top of the head before attaching padding to create a larger structure. After misting the hair with Awapuhi Wild Ginger Finishing Spray, she carefully coaxed hair section by section into an exaggerated beehive shape. Top: American Apparel. Shorts: T-bags. Bracelet: Ippolita. Printed bangles: Kara Ackerman. Ring: Lucifer Vir Honestus.

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BY KELLEY DONAHUE

In her latest release, celebrity stylist and acclaimed educator Lucie Doughty celebrates the return of gorgeous, eternally chic hair.

Lucie Doughty has put her sartorial stamp on a quintessentially British tea

service with a new collection created exclusively for American Salon that

showcases elegant hairstyles. “The inspiration for my High Tea collection came

from my experiences while growing up in England, where teatime involved

dressing up from head to toe and going to someplace fantastic for an elegant

afternoon experience,” says the editorial director for Paul Mitchell. To get the hair

just right, Doughty started by creating a strong foundation, which involved blow-

drying and using the right products before constructing the styles. “Dressing

hair like this takes time but it’s making a real resurgence in salons,” Doughty

says. “Clients have found out that elegantly dressed hair is an easy way to look

expensive that isn’t just exclusive to celebrities.”

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THIS PAGE: After working a small amount of Thicken Up Styling Liquid into the hair and blow-drying it, Doughty brushed strands, dressing them with Awapuhi Wild Ginger Finishing Spray and Wild Ginger Shine Spray to create a long, sexy shape. Dress: Camilla and Marc. Earrings: Guy and Eva. Ring: Isharya.

FACING PAGE: Doughty side-parted the hair before sweeping it into a pulled-back shape enhanced with volume. Awapuhi Wild Ginger Shine Spray polishes the look to perfection.

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THIS PAGE: After applying Thicken Up Styling Liquid and blow-drying the hair, Doughty swept strands back into a low, loose ponytail that she turned under and pinned into an elegant bob shape. Awapuhi Wild Ginger Finishing Spray and Shine Spray were called on to finish the look. Dress: Dalia. Bracelet: Dana Rebecca Designs. Ring: Lucifer Vir Honestus.

FACING PAGE, LEFT: Doughty prepped the hair with Awapuhi Wild Ginger Texturizing Sea Spray. She then created a braided base on top of the head and affixed padding, carefully laying the hair section by section over the form. Next, Doughty used a comb and Awapuhi Wild Ginger Finishing Spray to smooth, hold and mold the style before embellishing the look with a large bow. Dress: Sea. Rings: Isharya.RIGHT: To put a modern twist on this retro poufy shape, Doughty created a vertical braided section down the center back of the design and pinned padding to it. Next, she smoothed hair over the form to create a large roll in the back before lightly back-brushing the front for amplified height and shape. Dress: Gold Hawk. Bracelet: Melinda Maria. Ring: Guy and Eva.

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Inspired by strong geometric lines and dark shadows, Richard Kavanagh of New Zealand created this graphic punk rock chick look that features rich color achieved with Redken Color Fusion and Color Gels. Redken Power Tame 16 intense straightening balm, Aerate 08 bodifying cream-mousse and new Fashion Work 12 versatile working spray were used to enhance the style’s choppy texture.

BY KELLEY DONAHUE

For Redken’s latest collection, a top-drawer team of international artists use color,

texture and inventive techniques to take hair into bold new territories.

Assemble eight visionary artists from around the world into a single room. Add an assortment of

Redken products and some imaginative design and color concepts into the mix, and you’ve got

the perfect recipe for nonstop inspiration. That was precisely the scenario that recently played

out when Redken shot its latest chapter of The Inspiring World of Redken, Shapes & Shadows,

seen exclusively on these pages. “When beautiful minds put their heads together, sharing their

knowledge and creativity, great things happen,” says Christine Schuster, senior vice president

of education at Redken. “Our goal for the looks from the collection was to inspire stylists’ own

talents as they interpret them every day in the salon.”

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Canada’s Catherine Allard used Color Fusion and Color Gels to create shades of fire—from blue to red, orange and yellow—in the hair before fashioning the style into the shape of a “V” for vitesse, the French word for speed. To finish, she misted strands with Spray Starch 15 heat memory styler, then mini-crimped the hair sections in the back of the head and back-combed them.

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To create the gorgeous hue for this cut, which features a modern mix of texture and combines hard and soft lines in one look, U.S. stylist Ty Isobe created three Color Fusion formulas and three Color Gels formulas and then applied them, allowing one shade to melt into the next for added depth and dimension. Iron Silk 07 ultra straightening spray and a flat iron were then used to finish the style.

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Using clouds in the sky and the shadows they cast underneath as his inspiration, U.S. stylist Hugo Urias created this stunning silhouette imbued with darker hues at the roots deep into the mid-shaft and lighter red tones in the perimeter that play up definition and texture. Fashion Work 12 versatile working spray and Forceful 23 super strength finish spray supply the finishing touches to the design.

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This look from Brazil’s Claus Borges, showcasing strong geometric lines, texture and movement, was created by setting hair in the back on pins to create a rickrack effect. A spiral tong technique was then used to curl hair sections in the crown area before the design was misted with Spray Starch 15 heat memory styler and curls were broken apart using the fingers.

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Inspired by the beach and the way the water flows over the sand, Belgium’s Ludovic Beckers gathered hair in the nape, turning the ends under and securing them with pins to create a simple shape enhanced with rich texture. After releasing and evenly distributing hair in the top section, he misted the design with Quick Dry 18 instant finishing spray to give it staying power.

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“The chief danger about Paris,” poet T.S. Eliot once wrote to a

friend, “is that it is such a strong stimulant.” Last November, the City

of Lights once again proved its capacity to thrill when it served as the

stunning backdrop for two industry events—Hairworld, during which

P&G Salon Professional debuted its new portfolio of iconic brands

at Mondial Coiffure Beauté, and Wella Professionals’ International

Trend Vision Awards (ITVA) 2010.

Held at Paris’ Halle Freyssinet on November 6, the Wella

ITVA event attracted more than 2,000 beauty pros and media

representatives from every corner of the globe. Kicking off the

program were presentations from acclaimed artists, who interpreted

the 2011 Trend Vision looks developed by Global Creative Directors

Josh Wood and Eugene Souleiman, in partnership with the brand’s

creative team. To wit: The Sassoon Academy earned high marks

for their ladylike looks with a hard edge from Polaris while

Toni&Guy’s take on Passionista’s controlled and defined shapes

imbued with bright red hues was a crowd-pleaser. For their part,

Hob Salon team members unveiled fluid shapes offset by luminous

hues from Lumina and Dmitry Vinokurov introduced multitextured,

voluminous shapes from Glamazon.

After taking in the show-stopping opener, attendees got the

chance to watch up-and-coming international stylists create looks that

reflected the Wella 2010 trends of Nomad Couture, Techno Poetry,

Midnight Stage or Nature’s Goddess. The lively competition was

judged by an impressive roster of judges that included Woods and

Souleiman, as well as Sonya Dove.

Rounding out the program was a lavish evening awards

party where guests wined and dined as they awaited the

announcement of the winners of ITVA 2010. When all

was said and done, Australia’s The Last Tangle took

home the gold award in the Young Talent category, while

Iceland’s Har-Expo nabbed the silver and Austria’s Sturmayr

Coiffeure received the bronze.

Meanwhile in the Color category, Denis Osipov’s Studio from

Russia was the recipient of the gold award; the Netherland’s Tendenz

Plomp Kappers salon earned the silver and the USA’s

Coupe Rokei Salon walked away with the bronze.

“The weekend in Paris was a fantastic

opportunity to share with the global hairdressing

community our dynamic role in the industry,”

said Robert Jongstra, P&G global salon

professional president. For details on ITVA

2011, visit wellausa.com. To read more

about the ITVA 2010 event, visit blog

.americansalonmag.com. ✂

—Kelley Donahue

LEFT TO RIGHT, FROM TOP: Texture reigned supreme

in the Glamazon presentation; the gold award for

Color went to the Russian team; the Australian team

won the Young Talent category; the Iceland team

celebrates their silver award in the Young Talent

category; Lumina models prowl the catwalk; a model

from the Passionista segment sports a stunning red

hue; Eric Wennberg and his team took home the

bronze award for Color.

Rendezvous in ParisWella Professionals International Trend Vision Awards and P&G Salon Professional’s Hairworld lift hair artistry to new heights.

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Matrix Announces Winners of Mannequin ManiaMatrix recently announced the winners of its first

Mannequin Mania contest, which drew some

10,000 entries from across the nation. Participating

stylists were required to create hair looks on

mannequin heads, and a panel of judges including

American Salon Executive Editor Lotus Abrams

selected 12 finalists out of 48 semifinalists based

on originality, creativity and technique. More than

25,000 Americans voted online or via text message

from September 15 to October 31 to crown the

four winners. Timothy Findon (PA) won in the

Stylist category for his mannequin, Calais; Terrell

Gardner’s (FL) Mother Nature won for Student;

Nathan Rosenkranz’s (PA) Ava was named winner

for Friends & Family; and Hair and Beyond Salon’s

(NY) The Widower took the title for Salon Team.

Matrix visited each winner’s salon to deliver the

news of their victories, and prizes included a day

with Tabatha Coffey, star of the Bravo television

series Tabatha’s Salon Takeover and celebrity judge

for the contest, $25,000 and Matrix products. —I.T.

Coty Nabs OPI ProductsBeauty giant Coty has entered into an

agreement to acquire OPI Products,

which will enhance Coty’s cosmetic

portfolio through the addition of more

than 200 shades of OPI Nail Lacquer.

“OPI is both dynamic and high

quality and has earned its place as a

leading provider to professional nail

care salons,” said Bernd Beetz, Coty’s

CEO. “This acquisition will allow Coty

to expand our presence in the nail care

category via an important new channel of

distribution—professional salons—and

will offer an even greater selection of

products and choice to consumers.”

OPI President and CEO George

Schaeffer added: “We are all excited

about the next phase of opportunity

for OPI. Our management team will

continue on with the company and OPI’s

business strategy will remain focused on

the salon professional.” —K.D.

LEFT AND ABOVE:

Nate Rosenkranz,

winner for Friends

& Family and his

mannequin, Ava

Cinderella Hair Expands Line Cinderella Hair has introduced

Our Hair Your Way, a new line

of synthesizing methods for its

human hair extension products.

“For many years, our customers

have been asking us for

additional methods of attachment

other than our organic protein

bond,” says Fernando Fischbach,

vice president of Cinderella

Hair. The collection includes

techniques like I-tips (I-Hair),

tape (T-Hair) and clip-ins (Clip

Hair). Also in the works: Definite

Shine, a haircare line designed

for extensions that will include

shampoos, conditioners, styling

products and two hair serums

with UV and thermal protection,

which will be distributed in one

convenient package to help de-

clutter stylists’ stations. —I.T.

Zotos Honored for Fundraising EffortsZotos International, parent company of Joico and

ISO, was recently honored for its fundraising efforts.

The March of Dimes honored Zotos for being the

charity’s largest corporate sponsor in the New York

State Finger Lakes/Genessee Valley region and for

raising more than $17,000 for a recent March of Babies

benefit. The Salvation Army recognized the company

for giving Christmas presents to 100 families in need

through the organization’s Adopt-A-Family program

and raising a total of $2,000 throughout the year.

“We would like to recognize our employees for

their efforts and generosity toward the achievement

of this goal in such a difficult economic climate,”

says Anthony Perdigao, vice president of plant

operations at Zotos. —I.T.

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Perdigao

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Army and New

York State

Senator Mike

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team.

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Hair & Beyond in Binghamton,

NY, and The Widower

BELOW: Timothy Findon, winner of

Mannequin Mania’s Stylist category,

with his mannequin, Calais

ABOVE AND RIGHT: Terrell

Gardner, Student winner, and

his mannequin Mother Nature

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CND Holds Learning Leadership ConferenceLast September, CND held its third annual 2010 Learning

Leadership Conference at the Scottsdale Marriott Suites in

Arizona for top beauty school owners, managers and instructors.

Titled Kicking it up a Notch, the conference sought to inspire

quality nail services and standards in salons by encouraging

industry education and a higher level of learning.

The program featured guest speaker Susan Cox and CND co-

founder and Style Director Jan Arnold, who presented The Look

collection of fall 2010. Each attendee received a DVD of fall

runway trends complete with instructions on how to accomplish

the beauty looks. CND Education Training Manager Roxanne

Valinoti and her team highlighted techniques for achieving long-

lasting manicures, while chemist Chad Conger discussed the

science behind CND’s new product line Shellac. “Our aim was

to encourage attendees to embrace the motto, ‘The minimum

standard for the instructor becomes the maximum goal for the

student,’ and raise the bar on education,” said Jan Zanettini,

CND’s national school account manager. —I.T.

The CND educators at the 2010 Learning Leadership Conference

Aveda Honors Educators at Bi-Annual Institute SummitAveda honored 600 industry educators from around the world at

its biannual Institute Summit. Themed Be Yourself. Be Aveda,

the event was held last October in Minneapolis, the company’s

headquarters. The program’s agenda included appearances

by beauty professionals who graduated from the Aveda

Institute, recognition of service and

achievement, a poetry presentation

about Aveda’s education platform,

and guest speakers including Aveda

Tribal Elder Shiv Nath Tandon;

Don Fraser, a leading authority on

student retention and success; Cindy

Jackson, vice president of Aveda

Education; and Cyndi DeSoto,

author of Changing the Way the

World Thinks About Beauty. Aveda

Global Creative Director Antoinette Beenders also presented

Super Natural, Aveda’s trend collection for spring 2011, and

shared inspiration for styles from Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

in New York City. “Aveda is a brand built on education,” said

Aveda President Dominique Conseil. “Each educator in this

room fosters the sustainability and authenticity of Aveda by

delivering the highest quality instruction in the industry.” —I.T.

Graduates from the Aveda

Institute share their success

stories with the audience.

Bio Ionic Names New DistributorBio Ionic, a provider of natural ionic haircare and styling

tools, has chosen SalonCentric, a division of L’Oréal

USA, to be the exclusive distributor of its products

nationwide, except in the Northeast. “We looked for

a distributor who is passionate about the Bio Ionic

brand, motivated to educate stylists, and dedicated to

putting in the time and effort required to grow,” said

Fernando Romero, Bio Ionic’s president and founder.

“SalonCentric’s commitment to education and added-

value programs made them the clear choice to become our

premier distributor partner.” —I.T.

Bio Ionic’s new StyleWinder Rotating Styling Iron

Ultimate Beauty Companies Holds Giveaway at PBA Beauty Week During the Professional Beauty Association’s (PBA) Beauty Week

in Las Vegas in July, Ultimate Beauty Companies (UBC) awarded

the winner of its Ultimate Session Stylist Giveaway, hairstylist

Melody Jones of Elixir salon in Berkeley, CA, with $1,000, a tool

kit and two backstage passes to the Juan Carlos Obando show to

watch the Number 4 High Performance Hair Care team style the

models during spring 2011 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New

York City. Stylists and salon owners who attended Beauty Week

and signed up for the UBC Ultimate Rewards Program had a

chance to win the prize.

“As an ongoing partner with PBA, we felt that hosting the

Ultimate Session

Stylist Giveaway

in association with

Beauty Week was a

chance to reach as

many stylists and salon

owners as possible,”

said Cynthia Heisser,

UBC’s senior vice

president. —I.T.Melody Jones and the Elixir salon team from

Berkeley, CA, celebrate her win.

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TALKING POINTS

Anthony Pucciarelli and Mario Argenti, KPSSKPSS, the parent company of Goldwell and KMS California, is riding

high thanks to a successful Color Zoom event in Paris, a slew of product

launches and a new man in charge. American Salon Senior Editor Lori

Morris caught up with Anthony Pucciarelli, who became global president

and CEO in summer 2010 after 21 years with the company, and Mario

Argenti, North America president and CEO, to

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is that the direction of the organization is based on

sound values and clear principles and strategies:

anti-diversion, partnerships with stylists, salon

exclusivity and expansion of salon business.

Changes in management support the strong

foundation already set.

Q: How are you looking to build your brands in 2011?

MA: Especially during this time of economic sensitivity, we are

focusing greater effort in assisting Goldwell and KMS California

salons in attracting new business and offering new services to their

clients. Salon business plans, promotional ideas, merchandising

support and new services are paramount.

Q: What changes would you like to implement in the new year?

AP: I’d like to see everyone in our company be more focused on our

customers than ever before. I’d like to ensure that we have the support

systems in place to take care of their needs. I’ve already started by

promoting Debbie Biddle to our vice president of education and bringing

a hairdresser into our executive team. I’ve also replaced the global brand

manager of KMS California with Kevin Cameron, a hairdresser from

North America. We’re not just talking about a hairdresser focus; we’re

living it by having hairdressers in key positions throughout our company.

MA: We’re planning to expand our education support via our North

American Academies, our Goldwell and KMS California Guest Artists

and our field education teams. We are also going to look to implement

a more aggressive approach toward electronic mediums to support our

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Q: Goldwell Color Zoom 2010 in Paris was a huge hit. What changes

do you have planned for this year’s event in Miami’s South Beach?

AP: Color Zoom has been growing every year since we initiated it

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American Crew 800.598.CREW www.americancrew.com 43

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