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It is estimated that just about 40 towels a week are dropped during a trip to the wonder salon. This mostly happens due to the slick material of the cape at the side of the movement by the shopper to or from the hair dryer, salon chair or maybe the restroom. Sur-Cape, is a brand new design for a shampoo cape to be able to solve towel dropping problems!

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Sur-Cape is created with high-quality polyester with PU coating. This shampoo cape features elastic straps over the shoulders to secure client’s towels from falling. 

The cape allows the client’s assigned towel to rest comfortably over the shoulders after use, leaving them hands-free and unchoked by prior draping methods. While knots could be too tight and clips can come undone, the Sur-Cape is a proven approach to securely keep the client’s towel in place.

For additional info about this product or to buy one, call Alanna Bryant, owner of Mynds Bhynd, LLC at 770-899-1559 to pre-order yours today.

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Beyonce’s Hair Emergency: Did she flail her arms and scream? Negative. She played it off like a complete all-star and, get this, KEPT SINGING. She didn’t miss a beat whilst she attempted to unwind her hair from the fan blades.

Blondes will have more fun but peaches turn more heads! Rosa Hawkins, owner of Franklin, New Jersey’s Di Rosa Haircare & Esthtique and Goldwell North America Artistic Team Member transformed this colour client from a rooty blonde to a dimensional finish she calls “Peaches and Cream.”

FORMULA/APPLICATION

Step 1: Lighten hair using Goldwell SilkLift with 20-volume developer.

Step 2: Tone with Goldwell Colorance Express Toner 10 Cream.

Step 3: Observing the nape, create two horizontal zigzag sections that end above the occipital, include the edges.

Step 4: Within the fringe area, create two zigzag sections. At the first zigzag, apply Goldwell Elumen 100mls clear + 35 ml kk@all + 5 ml pk@all.

Step 6: Process for 30 minutes

Concept and styling: Matthew Morris
Assisted by: Ashley Engle
Photography: Jordan Holloway
Make-up: Stephanie Klasse
Fashion styling: Georgia Benjou

The ’80s are long over, however the music, hair and fashion made favored within the era of huge continue to inspire three decades later. During this collection, Matthew Morris envisioned a set that pays tribute to iconic hats of the ’80s—drawing inspiration from musicians, entertainers, models and celebrities. For styling products, Morris used a mix of Shu Uemera and Kerastase to realize the specified texture for every look. All the colored extensions utilized in the gathering, including the creation of the hats, were formulated with L’Oréal Professionnel color and Pravana Vivids for an explosion of color and garish glamour.

Click on each image to expand and skim HOW each hat was constructed.

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Mitchell Field’s long career as a hair stylist could function a timeline of pop culture. From his days as an apprentice on the posh and world renowned Mayfair salon of Vidal Sassoon, to Montreal, L. a. and at last Marin County, California, Mitchell Field has cut, curled and coloured his way throughout the last five decades. This year he celebrates his 50th anniversary. Read his story.

The H2PRO Heat Brush featuring natural ion therapy acts as a comb, dryer, flatiron and curler. See the advantages and lines of this 4-in-1 tool.

click image to zoom On Tuesday, July 23, Beyonce had a 911 on stage when her hair got snarled in a fan while acting on stage at a concert in Montreal. Oddly enough, the nightmare occured while she was mid-song performing Halo!

Did she flail her arms and scream? Negative. She played it off like a complete all-star and, get this, KEPT SINGING. She didn’t miss a beat at the same time as she attempted to unwind her hair from the fan blades.

A staffer came to her rescue with a couple of scissors to set the Queen B free, and, following the show, she poked fun on the situation via an Instagram post with a bit re-mix to the song she was singing when the disaster occured.

In this recent photo shoot by Michael’s Photography team, they decided to have some “Good Old Fashion Fun” with a Vintage Vogue theme. The hair designers, Michelle Montemore, Ashley O’Dell and Reese Melvin created their very own interpretations of vintage vogue hair and make-up.

click image to zoom Stylist & Makeup: Reese Melvin, Ashley O’Dell; Model Kara Fairchild, Reese Melvin, Ashley O’Dell

According to Michael’s Photography Team, with every photo shoot they strive to create and re-create hair trends with a bit in their own personality.

Michelle Montemore: “My inspiration for this vintage photo shoot was Rita Hayworth. her stunning, explosive sexual charisma on camera is what i wished to portray. For the 1st look, I pinned all of my model’s hair to realize the classic updo. For the second one look, I brushed out the curled updo with a large took comb, to gain the ideal soft waved look. To get the curls, I sprayed each curl with Aquage Working Spray, as I wrapped each section around a 1 1/2 inch tapered curling wand.”

Ashley O’Dell: “My love for all things vintage was my inspiration! Aquage uplifting foam, Aquage thickening spray gel, Aquage fishing spray, and Kenra shine spray were my products of choice. The single tool I used in my look was a 1″ curling iron. It was such a lot fun!”

Reese Melvin: “My inspiration for the vintage photo shoot were the mint greens and colours of our location. Making my model platinum blonde really complimented her surroundings. I loosely curled her blunt shoulder length hair to provide a weight line on the bottom and gave a soft wave within the front. i wished her hair to be bouncy and fun and reflect within the environment.”

Photography: Michael Schuh

Location: Scottie’s Body Shop in Trenton, Ohio

Stylist & Makeup: Reese Melvin, Ashley O’Dell, Michelle Montemore; Model: Kara Fairchild, Ashley O’Dell, Kayle Findlay

Emiliani Enterprises, a SalonCentric company, will present its 2013 Emiliani Beauty Expo October 19-21 on the New Jersey Convention and Expo Center in Edison, New Jersey. The development attracts professionals and scholars from the salon and fashion industries.

Sam Villa, Founding Partner of the Sam Villa brand and Education Artistic Director for Redken 5th Avenue, has a tip for purchasing round brush curls to LAST. In a single of his recent videos, he’s asked, “What’s the best strategy to get a client’s hair to hang a curl when you’re doign curls with a round brush on long hair?”

Watch the video to peer his answer…

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“Most curls don’t stay since the cuticle is sleek, exploding it with a texturizing iron creates lasting curl powder,” says Villa. “Allowing the curl to set properly after it’s unwound from the round brush can be crucial.”

STEP 1: Tap section randomly from root to ends with the Sam Villa Signature Series Texturizing iron.

STEP 2: Apply Redken spray starch 15 for control and warmth protection.

STEP 3: Roll section around a Sam Villa Signature Series Medium Oval Brush and direct blow dryer heat (hot setting) on brush for 30 seconds to bake within the curl pattern.

STEP 4: Unravel brush by pointing the top towards the top and unwinding over and under the section making a twist. Let the twist cool and set before fingering and applying a finishing spray.

For additional info on Sam Villa Education, visit www.samvilla.com.