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rewind RECONSIDER THE SERVICE YOU’RE OFFERING Everyone cuts and colours. That’s standard service. So what can you do to up your standard? What can you do to really stand out?

You can provide something others can’t: innovative service.

Daniel Di Tommaso, Sebastian core team leader, knows first-hand. “Believe it or not, clients crave more options,” says Di Tommaso. “They want the full salon experience. And if a stylist can’t fulfil their needs, they’re out. Expanding your service menu with made-to-order treatments creates that experience. Your service goes from the same old cut, the same old colour to a tailored package designed specifically for the individual sitting in your chair.”

Think of it as the evolution of service. Think of it as capitalizing on the technology behind two treatment lines developed with the professional in mind: Cellophanes and Texture Tandem.

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Ammonia-free colour gloss treatments, Cellophanes illuminate hair with shine, depth and tone for four to six weeks. Ideal for all hair types and textures, Cellophanes come in nine intermixable shades that can be custom-blended to suit everyone’s individual look. Pick and apply your Cellophane shade. It’s really that easy.

The ultimate texturizing and conditioning therapy, Texture Tandem services are simply genius. Locking in moisture for up to five shampoos, Tandem services can be customized to suit every individual. Used either before or after a cut or colour service, the result is instant volume and soft locks a client can flaunt.

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gloss shines as bright,” says Panuccio. “Colours come out beautifully with a variety of reflective hues.”

“There’s nothing like Texture Tandem on the market… period,” says Sebastian core team stylist Daniele Panuccio. “Other volumizing products simply don’t match its level of performance.”

In Panuccio’s experience, “These services are quick and simple—great to work with. They go straight from bottle to bowl to hair.” Completely customizable, they’re also a great way to generate extra revenue. “Nothing comes close to this duo of services.”

Ideal for colour commitment-phobes or those sensitive to peroxide or ammonia, Cellophanes offer the same calibre of perfomance. “After one use, you’ll see no other hair

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Take service to the next level with the Goldwell Colour Cycle Colour brings out the best in a fabulous cut. Colour is a creative challenge. Colour also represents the highest growth potential within the salon today.

The Colour Cycle D e D i c at e D to c o lo u r P e r f e c t i o n .

Goldwell recognizes that colour is much more than the application of a tint.

Colour is a holistic process, from the initial professional consultation to the individual home care prescription.

For this reason, Goldwell created the Colour Cycle, a comprehensive colourcare program designed to wow clients and keep them coming back to you.

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To achieve that perfect shade, stylists must analyse the condition of the client’s hair and prep it accordingly by removing alkaline or peroxide residue or unwanted product buildup.

It’s essential to understand a client’s wants and needs. Goldwell’s ColorFlow Shade Presentation and true-to-tone swatches give you the right tools to effectively communicate with your clients.

colorglow[IQ] Pre-Color Products help create the ideal foundation for vibrant, long-lasting colour results. Preparation Shampoo removes product buildup that may hinder even colour deposit, while Structure Equalizer smoothes the surface of slightly stressed hair, and Instant Structure Repair evens out extreme structural damage.

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Once the colour service is complete, the use of special post-colour products specifically designed for application after colour services will prolong the vibrancy and intensity of the colour and keep hair in optimum condition. colorglow[IQ] Color Finish Serums provide long-lasting care targeted to the colour service that was performed. With a colour-specific 3-phase action, these potent treatments seal in colour with a rich, glossy effect and proven prolonged colour retention for up to 22 washes* * With Color Finish Serum application directly after colour service and using cologlow[IQ] shampoo.

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The Natural series provides 100% grey coverage even on the most resistant hair. Highlift Shades deliver beautiful blondes in just one step. Topchic Max Reds deliver breathtaking intensity that lasts longer than ever before.

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OCTOBer.09 A guide to troubleshooting a few common colour conundrums

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What colour—and not the kind in a tube—can mean for your salon business

Toronto-based stylist Adriana Balea tells the story of her rise to colourist superstardom

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FeATureS 50 HAir COlleCTiONS

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Looks from La Biosthetique, L’Oréal

Professionnel, Redken and more

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CONTeSSA Semi-FiNAliSTS

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SHELF LIFE Six new products your clients will love

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Contessa Gallery: Davide Fattore

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HAIRLINES Tigi relaunches the Catwalk line p.22; Schwarzkopf Professional introduces new, intense shades p.24; Redken for Men relaunches Color Camo p.24; Matrix unveils a new SoColor formula book p.24; Goldwell launches a new formula for better grey coverage p.26; Robert Lobetta is coming to EC Academy p.26; A sneak peek at the Contessa show’s star lineup p.26;

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Nails : The latest crop of top coats

Essensity Inspired by Nature contest winner announced p.28; New high-performance tools from Tigi p.28; Shelf Life has six new products your clients will love p.30

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Hairlines: Tigi introduces the Catwalk Your Highness Volume Collection

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CONTESSA GALLERY Davide Fattore talks about his C20 BC Hairstylist of the Year collection

NAILS CND relaunches its entire polish line p.70;

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ESTHETICS The how-tos of combining medical and traditional esthetic services

A third location of On the Fringe Hair Design opens in downtown Vancouver

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The latest innovative top-coats p.70; Minx hits Canada p.72

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SCOOP EVENTS Coverage of the 20th annual North American Hairstyling Awards, Cosmoprof 09, Maurice Fiorio’s 60th birthday and more

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In Honour of Colour

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olour means so much in this industry: it’s a science, an art, a huge revenue generator. Colour can heighten someone’s self-esteem, create a signature look or simply cover up a few grey hairs.

But what happens when a colour service goes wrong? Unfortunately, as many of you out there have experienced, the power of colour can go both ways, yielding unwelcome and even disastrous results if not mixed or applied properly.

Thankfully, there are tons of educational options these days. Stylists need only reach out to their manufacturer or distributor of choice for hands-on and practical training. Also, Salon’s network of top colour talent is also available to you. Check out colour troubleshooting tips from some of the best in the industry in our feature story, When Colour Goes Wrong (page 33).

Switching gears and looking at the effects of colour in the salon environment, Colour Your World (page 48) explores the benefits of adding splashes Colour Your World, of power pigments to a salon interior. Could the page 48 popularity of white-on-white design concepts be hindering our industry’s bottom line? Read on and decide for yourself.

Also, be sure to check out our profile of Romanian-born colour star Adriana Balea in Colour Her Happy (page 68) and the latest batch of hair collections (page 50).

Finally, it’s Contessa time once again.

This year’s theme is colour, and we’re ready for a spectacular celebration of Canadian talent. Call 416.869.3131 ext 108 to book your tickets today. I can’t wait to see you there!

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his time of year is one of the most rewarding for us here at Salon.

When Contessa deadline rolls around we get pumped. It’s very exciting for all of us to see beauty pros flooding through our doors, entry in hand—they’re proud, nervous and so excited. It never gets tired.

One morning in August I got into the office early and a delivery had come in, so I signed for the package since no one was in yet. The postman said, “Well, it’s that time again, huh?” With my head down signing for the package, I asked him what he was referring to. He replied, “The awards, the Contessas.” I instantly looked up and asked him how he knew about the Contessas. He said he had been working in the building for five years and was well aware that for a few days in August he would have to make many trips to our office to deliver the copious number of packages we receive. I walked away, shaking my head. Gee whiz, what does it mean when our postie even knows about the Contessas?

That same week, I’m skulking around the office, knowing not to disturb the Contessa data inputting team or our editors, as it’s a beehive of activity and they’re busy sorting through the entries. But I’m dying to find out the number of entries coming in. Same as last year? More? Less? I get a bit of eye-rolling. By the Monday prior to this year’s deadline, Morella, our editor-in-chief, had given me a guestimate number. It was lower than expected and a bit disappointing—but understandable considering the economy. Finally, one week later, with all the entries processed, we got the grand total and it’s a record-breaking number of entries! I’m shocked and thrilled.

What does it all mean? We’re seeing a lot of new names, an increase in the student category, plus in other categories too. Maybe the buzz on Facebook played a role. One thing I do know for sure, competition is alive and well in Canada. Although more entries mean stiffer competition, that never stood in the way of Canadians, eh?

Be sure to check out this issue for the semi-finalist list and salon52.ca for all you need to know about this year’s Contessa Awards.

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collections > news+events > contessas > features > videos > blog > contests + more

Who made the cut?

Head to salon52.ca to view the Contessa 21 finalist collections!

The Canadian Hairstylist of the Year Awards

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Pump up the Volume For style that reaches new altitudes, Tigi introduces the Catwalk Your Highness Volume Collection

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rmed with Catwalk’s recently relaunched Your Highness Volume Collection, Tigi’s international creative team—Anthony and Pat Mascolo, Akos Bodi, Roberto Aguilar and Nick Irwin—executed a high-fashion photo shoot to put the new products to the ultimate test.

The order of the day’s shoot was to amp up volume as the team prepped, styled and polished three models using all three new Catwalk product categories—Prep It, Work It and Perfect It. The result is a collection of images with ample height, ultraluxe waves and, of course, extreme volume.

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Your Highness Elevating Shampoo and Nourishing Conditioner The foundation of great hair always begins in the shower.

This shampoo and conditioner duo increases body and movement while upping fullness and shine.

Your Highness Firm Hold Hairspray and Weightless Shine Spray The new firm hold spray wards off static and protects against UV rays while the shine spray gives that added touch of sheen and shields hair from thermal damage.

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WORK IT Your Highness Root Boost Spray and Thickening Gel Crème Not wanting to mess with a classic, Root Boost remains with its original hair-plumping formula. Using soy protein, the thickening gel creates fullness with just one-to-three pumps of product.

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Royals Rule Schwarzkopf Professional launches Igora Royal Intense+ It’s time to stock up the colour bar and put out the extra towels: the holiday season is just around the corner. Hitting salons in November, just as everyone has glitzy colour and party-perfect hair on the brain, is Schwarzkopf Professional’s latest colour innovation, eight new Igora Royal Intense+ shades.

Offering lively, long-lasting and potent colour in a range of reds, coppers and violets, these new Igora shades are formulated with SKP’s PY+ complex, an ingredient allowing intense colour pigments to permeate the cuticle and give extra colour stability.

The Royal Intense+ line also contains Igora’s Color Crystal Complex to create perfect tone. Plus, Miracle Tree proteins protect hair during the colouring process, giving a soft, shiny finish your clients will adore.

Dark and Dashing Redken relaunches Color Camo Although some guys out there love the silver fox look, many don’t want a full head of white hair. They want a mix—a little pepper to go along with their salt.

Enter Redken for Men’s Color Camo Renovation and its six newly reformulated shades. Perfect for guys who don’t want to spend their whole afternoon chatting it up at the salon, Color Camo services only take a short five-to-10 minutes and give as much or as little coverage as desired. Plus, the gentle, ammonia-free formula has a gel consistency, allowing for easy and even application with no drip factor to worry about.

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Creativity Unleashed Matrix unveils new formula book Taking the guesswork out of creating everything from beautiful blondes to achieving great white hair coverage is the new Matrix SoColor Formula Book. Featuring top Matrix colour masters from across the country, this 24-formula guide is designed to inspire a colourist’s creativity and increase his or her skill level. Formulations also have fun and cheeky titles like French Vanilla, Hot Vibrant Ginger, Brazilian Chocolate or Sparkling Champagne, to name a few.

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This year’s gala promises to be bigger and better than ever Get ready for an explosion of creativity at this year’s contessa gala, happening on nov. 1, 2009, at toronto’s sheraton centre hotel. hosted by emcee Bill rowley and with colour as its theme, the show promises to be nothing short of spectacular. three colour-packed segments—jewels, pastels and neons—will be presented along with the night’s hardware. sKp’s bringing rubies, sapphires and emeralds to centre stage with lengthy manes and a wardrobe fit for royalty. matrix’s roch lemay will take an edgy approach with

a techno-inspired segment featuring geometric styles and pastel pigments. capping it all off will be Joico’s damien carney and sue pemberton, who are bringing the neon and big hair of the 80s back into style with colourful updos that defy gravity. lastly, attendees will get to meet and greet with the king of beach hair. that’s right, australian hairstyling sensation Kevin murphy is scheduled to attend the contessas this year. he’s going to be there… will you?

Call 416.869.3131 ext 108 to order your tickets today. Ticket price: $140 before Oct. 8; $155 before Oct. 21; $180 until event date.

Higher Learning The EvelineCharles Academy invites Robert Lobetta to speak on nov. 9 at 7 p.m., the edmonton city centre will be buzzing as students and industry pros eagerly await the arrival of robert lobetta, iconic stylist and global creative director for the sebastian Brand. don’t miss the opportunity to hear lobetta share his vast 35-plus years of experience and knowledge of the beauty industry. tickets are $100 available, at tixonthesquare.ca. For more info, call 780.409.5675.

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A guide to troubleshooting a few common colour conundrums

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We all make mistakes. And although most people out there will tell you that what’s really important is learning from our mistakes, colour clients aren’t always so understanding. The hard truth is that colourists don’t have the luxury of giving someone brassy highlights and just sending them out into the world while they sit back at the salon contemplating what exactly went wrong and why. Colour mistakes need to be fixed quickly and intelligently, before a client walks out of your salon. To complicate matters, colour pros are often asked to correct the mistakes of others. So what’s a colourist to do? Although education is always the answer, we’ve compiled a few common colour-gone-wrong scenarios to give you some key troubleshooting techniques. t

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CHERRY GONE SOUR Scenario 1: A budget-conscious 20-something fashionista lands a new job and wants to celebrate with a new cut and colour. Not only does she want a sleek bob, she wants her light neutralbrown and highlighted hair to be an intense cherry red.

Her colourist decides to go with a permanent colour and add a bit of red booster to intensify the effect. After this first formulation processes and is rinsed, the result isn’t intense enough for the client. The colourist boosts it a second time with a demi-permanent shade. The result is the electrifying cherry red that the client craved.

Happy with the immediate result, the client heads home to her regular beauty regime. She washes her hair every day after the gym and keeps using her same old drugstore product. After a short two weeks, her colour has lost its original vibrancy and its tone is also quite off, looking pinkish and not cherry red at all. She goes back to the salon once more, this time asking to go blonde instead.

“Firstly, the client was not aware of all the implications of choosing such an intense and vibrant colour,” says Roch Lemay, director of education and events for Matrix Canada. “Before colouring anyone with a very intense fashion colour or when taking someone’s hair two or more levels darker, it is important to determine if the client likes to change his or her hair colour often,” warns Lemay, adding that going with bold colours can limit future colour possibilities.

“A corrective process of filling or pre-pigmentation with a demi-permanent colour should also have been considered,” says Susan Boccia, national trainer for Schwarzkopf Professional. “Light hair doesn’t have any red colour in it, and with this client shampooing everyday, there will not be enough red pigment to support this look.” Finally, there was no professional recommendation for at-home care, leaving the client to self-serve at the drugstore.

Damage Control Unfortunately, damage control options are very limited here. Furthermore, knowing exactly what type of colour products were used to achieve the original cherry red look—whether it was an oxidative dye, a direct dye or a combination of both—is critical to determining what

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colour correction possibilities exist.

“Oxidative dyes give a strong foundation, while direct dyes give the most vibrancy. A lot of manufacturers now combine these two technologies to create powerful and intense reds,” explains Lemay. The consequence, however, is that direct dyes are almost impossible to remove, which means that if a formula containing direct dye was used, you may only be able to take your client to a warm strawberry or somewhere into the light browns.

“On the other hand, if only one application of oxidative dye was applied, there is a possibility to achieve a warm blonde,” continues Lemay. “Since red dyes are very small pigments and penetrate deeply into the core of hair, you would need to work with a bleach at a very slow speed, a maximum of 20 volume (6%), in order to achieve this. Working at such a slow speed will give the bleach time to find all the colour molecules in the hair cortex to lift the hair to the desired level.” Once hair is rinsed, analyse the result and tone hair with a toner that is one level darker and has the appropriate base to neutralize warmth.

Colour Control Tip #1 When introducing red pigment into hair for the first time taking, or taking a client two levels or more darker, Susan Boccia, national trainer for Schwarzkopf Professional, recommends a filling or pre-pigmentation process to achieve a longer-lasting result.

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BAND EFFECT Scenario 2: A regular high-lift client, a natural dark blonde who likes extra-light results, normally visits the salon every four weeks.

Due to a hectic work schedule, she does not make it to her colour appointment until a full seven weeks after her last application. Her colourist applies the usual formula all over the new growth and processes it as usual. Once the client’s hair is dry, they both notice that there is a very obvious band around her head.

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The client’s re-growth should have been treated as a virgin colour application. Also, different formulations—one for the re-growth, one for the mid-shaft and perhaps a different one for the ends, should have been used.

Since hair grows approximately 1 to 1.2 centimetres per month, the client in this scenario must have had significant re-growth.

Because re-growth is young hair that is not fully keratinized, has never been coloured and is close to the heat of the scalp, it will always lighten quickly. However, this rule only applies to re-growth that is 1.2 centimetres or shorter. When re-growth is longer than this, it needs to be treated as fresh application of colour on virgin hair. Treating it as a regular re-growth touch-up will lead to a band effect, as colour near the demarcation line will not get fully processed.

Boccia, who notes that the band area will generally be very warm and often an orange-y colour, advises neutralizing hair with a cool demi-permanent shade of the same level. “Apply your demi to just the band and process visually until it’s toned.”

Another route, suggests Lemay, is to use a mild decolourization process, then rinse, shampoo, condition and tone to match the colour.

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And how can we avoid this in future?

When working with blondes, what goes on the scalp area rarely goes on the ends, so formulate for different parts of the hair strand. Also, remember to treat re-growth that is longer than 1.2 centimetres as a virgin application.

Colour Control Tip #2 “Too many colourists use peroxide way too often,” says Janinne Cleary, Dikson platform artist and artistic director of Excel Spa in Vancouver, noting that this may lead to overprocessing and fading. “I would recommend mixing highlights and low-lights,” she adds, explaining that this will give a multi-dimensional effect, without having to use as much peroxide. ▼

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HOT HIGHLIGHTS Scenario 3: It’s a busy Friday afternoon at the salon, and a woman in her early 30s with curly, medium-brown virgin hair walksin asking for a full head of caramel highlights. The salon manager pairs her up with a junior colourist who’s quite talented but not at full service speed just yet.

The colourist formulates his bleach with a 20 volume (6%) peroxide and gets to the foil application, starting at the nape and working his way to the front. After what seems like over an hour, his application is complete. He gives it 20 minutes and goes to check on the highlights. Since the foils at the crown have reached the desired colour result, the client is sent to sink for shampooing. Once she’s rinsed, the colourist notices an obvious mistake: the hair at the nape is noticeably lighter than at the front, and it doesn’t look good.

“Over-processing at the back and improper formulation,” says Stacey Staley, owner of Blonde Salon in Toronto. “A lot of inexperienced stylists will take double the time an experienced colourist takes to do a full set of highlights,” she adds. Although this could lead to overprocessing, the situation can be avoided with the right timing and formulation techniques.

Damage Control According to Staley, since the colour at the crown reached the desired level of lift, it’s best to use a demi-permanent at the back to match the colour at the front. For best results, do a strand test before committing to a shade. And if the colourist is concerned about the client becoming aware of the situation, Staley suggests applying a clear demi-permanent to the area that reached the right level of lightness. “Your client will never know the difference!”

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And how can we avoid this in future?

Although starting foils at the nape, where hair is naturally darker, denser and requires a longer processing time, generally promotes even results, slow-foiling colourists should work with two different formula strengths, beginning with a 10 volume (3%) developer at the back area and going to a 20 volume (6%) at the last half of the application, for example.

“The other option is keeping an eye on your placement,” says Brennen DeMelo, owner of Toronto’s Brennen DeMelo Studios and ID artist for L’Oréal Professionnel. “Rinse out the back and leave the front for their whole processing time,” he explains, adding that at his salon he actually encourages using techniques other than foiling, like colour blocking, splicing or bailagestyle highlighting. However, if foil highlights are still a staple at your salon, it’s critical for beginner colourists to work on upping their speed by practising on a good old mannequin head.

Colour Control Tip #3 Be careful when using powerful developers close to the head. “The heat at the scalp gives more lifting action, which can give hot roots,” says Stacey Staley, owner of Blonde Salon. ▼

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AT-HOME CHEAP-O Scenario 4: A woman in her 30s with premature grey has been colouring at home for a few years. Recently, she’s been having to choose darker and darker shades in order to achieve coverage. Finding that her hair has become monochromatic, too dark and lacking shine, she decides it’s time to consult a professional. She would like lighter, natural-looking hair colour in rich chestnut tones.

Obviously, the issue here is use of home colour—one of the most challenging colour correction scenarios for any salon professional.

“With drugstore dyes, we don’t know exactly what we’re dealing with,” says Chad Taylor, coowner of Moods Salon in Vancouver. “Darker colours in particular can be very difficult to remove. Also, the health of the hair has likely been compromised, causing uneven porosity and unpredictability.” Wendy Van Weert, Wella educator and colourist at Coupe Bizzarre in Toronto, adds that box colour with stronger ammonia or a metallic base may react with salon products, overheating and causing damage.

She also notes that natural henna dyes may be especially difficult to remove. See Colour Control Tip #4 for more on henna dyes.

Damage Control Colourists need to proceed with extreme caution and always begin with a very thorough consultation. Key things to look out for include the kind of colour that was used (permanent, semi or natural botanic vegetable dye), the number of times a particular product was used and the

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client’s history of colour and chemical services going back one-to-three years (depending on hair length). Once you’ve determined a colour correction strategy, it’s critical to always do a strand test. And finally, according Rodica Hristu, master colourist at Toronto’s De Berardinis Salon & Spa and guest artist for KPSS Canada, it’s always best to under-promise and over-deliver when doing this type of colour correction. In other words, don’t guarantee a specific result.

As for technical options, Lemay suggests adding highlights for dimension and lightening the rest with a mild bleach to one level lighter than the target colour. According to Hristu, a bleach cocktail is your best choice of lightener.

Next, both Hristu and Lemay advise toning hair with a demi-permanent, always keeping in mind the influence of underlying pigments.

Colour Control Tip #4 Roch Lemay, director of education and events for Matrix Canada, advises to be extra-wary of at-home, natural henna dyes. True henna creates a seal, similar to wax on flooring, making it impossible for salon products to penetrate hair.

There is also a modified henna product available that offers multitonal results. However, if combined with salon products, these modified henna dyes may create added heat that can damage hair or turn hair slightly green. ▼

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Sue Pemberton, international artistic director, colour for Joico, says it best: “The client broke the most basic principle of hair colouring: Don’t colour your hair at home. Leave it to the professionals.” salon52.ca

BRASSY BRUNETTE Scenario 5: A new client with long, coarse and natural medium brown hair arrives at the salon asking for a few caramel highlights. The colourist mixes a medium golden blonde with 40 volume (12%) peroxide. Once highlighting application is complete, the colourist sets the processing time for 45 minutes. Part way through the processing time, the colourist examines the highlights and, deciding they are ready, takes the client to the sink for shampooing. Once the client is rinsed, the colourist notices the highlights aren’t caramel at all, but rather a brassy, orange-y tone.

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A few major issues occurred in this scenario.

First of all, Lemay notes that the wrong colour formulation was used. “In this case, the underlying pigment of the client’s natural hair would be yellow-orange. So, using a golden blonde will result in a very warm golden orange colour.”

Boccia agrees, adding that choice of colour was also perhaps too light. “A 40 volume (12%) developer will give you three to four levels of lift. If that is too light for the natural colour of hair, there will not be enough controlling pigment in the formula to counterbalance the underlying pigment in the hair.” The result for this client was that warm underlying pigments were exposed, contributing to a brassy look.

Next, the client was rinsed before full colour development. Hristu explains that during a colour service, hair is lifted during the first half and colour pigments are deposited in the second half, and adds that if timing is not respected, the second part of the colouring process is compromised. This means that even if an appropriate formulation was used, the desired result would not be achieved.

Although the result may be darker than the client originally requested, one troubleshooting option is to tone hair with an ash base demi-colour at the same level of the highlight. (The ash tone will counteract the orange tone.)

The other possibility is to re-foil the highlights and lighten them with a mild bleach up to one level lighter than the target colour. Once you achieve the level, rinse, shampoo and condition the hair. Then tone the hair with the target colour, again taking into consideration the influence of underlying pigments.

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And how can we avoid this in future?

First and foremost, it’s essential to have a solid understanding of the natural underlying pigments in hair and how they influence colour results. And for this, education is key. “Go to as many classes as possible,” says Hristu. “Collect hair at the salon and do strand tests. Don’t wait. Get out there and learn as much as you can.”

Next, Taylor says, “Always make sure the colour is deposited for full processing time according to manufacturer’s instructions in order to complete the full deposit.”

Colour Control Tip #5 A good working knowledge and understanding of underlying pigments is critical in hair colouring. “You have to know what colours can artificially replace an underlying pigment,” says Brennen DeMelo, owner of Brennen DeMelo Studios and ID artist for L’Oréal Professionnel.

“Unnatural-looking colours can appear muddy or greenish or have a matte finish.” S

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Why JOICO and figure skater Joannie Rochette make a winning team

Medal Worthy Hair : Gina Coburn Steele Makeup : Cheryl Gushue Photos : Edward Kowal

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champion is a leader, an icon, the absolute best in an industry. This is what makes JOICO the perfect sponsor for ladies figure skater and Olympic contender Joannie Rochette. Two true Canadian champions, JOICO and Rochette stand for excellence in artistry and performance.

In celebration of this partnership of champions, JOICO has launched the K-PAK GO FOR GOLD campaign, a contest-driven campaign for both the consumer and the stylist.

Supporting Rochette’s journey to Vancouver 2010, K-PAK GO FOR GOLD is about helping fulfil a Canadian Olympic dream—a cause that all Canadians can feel good about.

“I am so happy to be working with JOICO. I have always loved their hair products, and now we get to team up during my Olympic year,” says Rochette, a medalist at the 2009 World Championships last March. Today, as one of Canada’s top Olympic hopefuls, the Montreal-born star now has the opportunity to be the first Canadian in her field to stand on an Olympic podium in 22 years.

“We are so proud of Joannie,” says Nataly Avila, marketing manager for JOICO Canada.

“This is the perfect match. We both take pride in ourselves and in our artistic and technical accomplishments.”

Championship Artistry Just as Rochette brings true artistry to each performance with the help of a team of talented artists and choreographers like former Canadian ice dancer Shae-Lynn Bourne, JOICO is also backed by a group of experts who specialize in the art of healthy hair. Bringing true beauty and artistry to hair colour, the new Vero K-PAK Color custom formula swatches are the latest example. Designed by internationally acclaimed colour guru and 2009 NAHA finalist Sue Pemberton, the custom colour formulas create eye-popping pigments that are playful, bold and fit for a champion.

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Behind a Champion JOICO’s support of artistry doesn’t end with an Olympic dream. Not only is the JOICO team helping Rochette reach her goals and giving her great hair along the way; in this tough economic year, JOICO and K-PAK have developed programs aimed at returning value back to the salon and stylist.

Gina Coburn Steele, education director for JOICO Canada, gives Joannie’s new style a quick fix, while makeup artist Cheryl Gushue touches up a bold lip colour.

Giving stylists and salon-goers the chance to win big, the K-PAK GO FOR GOLD campaign and sweepstakes is your chance to get involved. By becoming a Gold Medal Salon, stylists can enter for a chance to win two tickets to this year’s Contessas—the Canadian Hairstylist of the Year Awards, taking place November 1 in Toronto.

Including airfare, accommodation and $500 spending cash, this is your chance to schmooze with the best of the best in the industry.

GO FOR GOLD’s consumer grand prize includes a Sony Bravia 46” LCD TV, a JOICO makeover and a $500 product pack featuring Joannie’s favourite K-PAK products.

Stylists can also get more from JOICO by heading online. Check out the new ACCESS Joico Loyalty Program at accessjoico.ca and the new J-System educational DVDs (left) at joicoartistscanada.com.

JOICO stylist Blair Richardson on set with Joannie Rochette.

For more information on K-PAK GO FOR GOLD, new K-PAK Color Therapy line, Vero K-PAK Color or any other JOICO programs, please contact your local JOICO sales person or call toll free 1-800-267-4676.

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Colour Your World

By Anupa Mistry

What colour—and not the kind that comes out of a tube—can mean for your business

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t’s rare to walk into a kaleidoscope of a salon, brightly painted in a rainbow of colours. The reason is obvious: you don’t want to overwhelm your clientele. But have salons and spas shunned colour in favour of blanketing whites and neutrals to their own detriment?

“Colours have a tremendous impact on the brain,” explains Leon Alexander of Eurisko, a design, consulting and distributor source for salons. “Tests were done in England on epileptic children who were having up to five minor seizures per day. Putting them in a room and then changing the colours of that room, with no change in medication, reduced those seizures to one or two per day.” Retailing can be affected just as subliminally.

Colour is just part of Alexander’s approach to environment, or what he calls environmental psychology. “Prior to designing a location in the beauty business, most people consider a client and service strategy,” he explains. “But you have to think of the people who come into your business as consumers, because

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La Dolcevita Day Spa and Salon, Kamloops, BC

then a whole new marketing opportunity comes up. You have to provide an experience not a service, because the future of the industry is designed around the consumer’s emotional buying needs.”

Once you understand this, Alexander says, you can create an environment where people are comfortable spending money. This is done by not only presenting your products effectively and educating consumers, but also by modifying the physical aspects of your space.

“Lighting, furniture, colour accents and invigorating essences can direct people to key areas in your business and create an environment conducive to buying,” he says. “The goal isn’t necessarily to increase your retailing efforts, but to maximize the potential of that retail.”

Alexander suggests positioning furniture in the way you want people to walk.

“The check-in desk should be behind the retail, not in front so that the consumer goes right to the salon area—that’s a missed opportunity,” he says. He also says

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that putting primary products, such as shampoo and conditioner, at the back of the retail area exposes clients to more as they walk by. Also, fluorescent lighting by the sinks is harsh and stressful for an area that is supposed to be about relaxation, he explains.

And when it comes to colour, you don’t have to repaint your whole salon in order to benefit. “The back wall can have an accent colour to reflect the mood for that area of your salon,” he says. The secret colour of success? “Light purple is the most conducive to buying—but that doesn’t mean you should paint your whole space purple.”

Understanding the environmental psychology of your salon will help you compete with other consumer locations because, as Alexander explains, “the same consumer who goes into the grocery store goes into the salon. Retailers outside of our industry understand this, but designing locations around the emotional buying needs of a consumer is a new concept to our industry.”

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Want to know the different effects of the colour spectrum?

Brown: Hunger. That’s why many fast food outlets have brown trays and accents.

White to blue: Calm. Use these as your main colour with other brighter accents, or as the basis for your spa service area.

Yellows and greens: Nature. These colours remind people of nature and the outdoors. Use them as accents, especially if you’ve got an eco-friendly salon, but leave the all-over forest green for health food stores.

Reds and purples: Money. These colours have energy and stimulate a buying environment—but only as an accent base.

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The envy hair: StĂŠphane Gallien Colour: Marc Riese photos: oliver helbig for La Biosthetique

The B-Bop hair: StĂŠphane Gallien, Colour: Marc Riese photos: oliver helbig for La Biosthetique

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La Biosthetique’s Fall/Winter collection celebrates diversity

The versus hair: Jörg Zimmer Colour: Maurizio randazzo Photos: Oliver helbig for La Biosthetique

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nyone who’s ever worked on set at a photo shoot knows that the best inspiration comes from being in the moment. Last strokes of genius and final touches are what make the difference between a well-executed shoot and a goose-bump-inducing collection.

Created by the ambience on set and influenced by music and the vision, thoughts, memories and attitudes of the creators, the excitement of behind-the-scenes is the starting point of Backstage Fall/Winter 2009, La Biosthetique’s latest collection.

With a wild mix of cuts and styles, this collection features a graphic hairstyle referred to as the b–bop. Inspired by the coolness of Miles Davis, b–bop is angular, hard and strong, and speaks to the need to marching to the beat of your own drum.

Next, the look Versus represents a clash of many styles.

From 1980s disco curls to ethno’s wild, curly manes, untamed hair represents diversity and entwining cultures to create a new and unique look.

The flowing, free movements of wild, unstructured curls and glamorous volume characterize the Flame. Finally, Envy is not only inspired by the mood of French New Wave cinema, but it is also in keeping with a Parisian version of sexiness, in which the head is celebrated as the most erogenous zone of the body. S

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L’Oréal Professionnel’s Fall-Winter 2009/2010 collection takes its cue from musical icons Te x t b y T i n a C h r i s t o p o u l o s

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usicians are perhaps the most celebrated artists in history, withstanding the test of time and constantly demonstrating that music is people’s biggest source of inspiration.

So, to celebrate its 100th anniversary, L’Oréal Professionnel drew its inspiration from the parallel and colliding worlds of rock and folk for its Fall-Winter 2009/2010 collection, aptly named Folk&Rock. Depicting women as musicians, be it the dramatic and graphic rock icon or the poetic and lyrical folk star, this collection speaks to music’s undeniable influence on pop culture.

Here we focus on the Folk collection of images, illustrating a natural, subtle beauty. Reminiscent of greats like Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez and Janis Joplin, the three looks feature a long bohemian mane with beautiful sun-infused colour, a mid-length bob cut in a rounded style around the face and thinned out for lightness and long wavy locks in a unique aubergine shade. S

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Collection: Aqua Hair: Joey Scandizzo, Rokk Ebony Salon, Melbourne, Australia Colour: Marie Uva Makeup: Kylie O’Toole Wardrobe: Emma Cotterille Photos: Andrew O’Toole

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Joey Scandizzo’s latest work takes a playful approach to style and colour Te x t b y M e l i s s a B r a z i e r

nspired by a clear, blue-sky background he saw in a photograph of Aussie model sensation Catherine McNeil for Vogue Australia, Joey Scandizzo created his Australian Hairdresser of the Year finalist collection with sunny and bright colours in mind.

“We chose an aqua-themed background and worked with vibrant highlight colours to really make it pop,” says Scandizzo of his six-photograph collection, a range that was also designed to reflect the sun-drenched Australian lifestyle.

Marie Uva, the colour technician behind these looks, incorporated palettes of white blonde, deep auburn, jet black and pale pink, purple and blue. “This is by no means a soft collection. To get that across I really wanted to use strong colours,” she explains. “To accentuate the styling, I fused one colour into another to create a seamless transition, used brighter tones in the same colour family to give a gradating effect and incorporated fading techniques using really bright tones.” S

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Hair: Guido Paulo Photos: Courtesy Redken 5th Avenue

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Past in Present

Redken’s latest collection channels high fashion and the high street Te x t b y A n u p a M i s t r y

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or its latest trend collection, Redken turned to its top creative consultant and runway stylist, Guido Paulo, a session mastermind who has worked with design houses like Marc Jacobs, Prada and Versace. Finding inspiration from the 40s to the 80s, this season is all about modernizing classic looks of the past. Each of the four looks is about combining textures and finishes on the same head of hair. “Anything goes,” explains Paulo, who worked with visions of 40s Paris, 50s French twists, 70s disco and 80s drama to create the looks. S

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who’s Kevin?

Australian Kevin Murphy is one of the world’s most innovative session stylists. Passionate about sexy, tousled and undone hair, Murphy is pioneering the way for beach-inspired waves.

Kevin.Murphy paraben- and sulfate-free wetlines and stylers have been making a splash wherever they go. Based on the basics of beautiful hair, formulations are designed to customize each client’s hair care experience.

“I must insist you visit the Kevin.Murphy web site to find where you can buy these amazing products. ” —Alison McGill, Editor-in-Chief, Weddingbells

what’s Kevin?

where’s Kevin?

why Kevin?

The products.

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Kevin.Murphy’s recently launched Protection.Line uses lightweight wheat amino acids to increase moisture retention and shield hair from heat and humidity. The highperformance, sulfate-free X-Treme Heat Protection complex guards hair up to 428˚F, so you can heat style with peace of mind.

Education director Felicity Davis recently travelled across Canada, spreading the Kevin.Murphy buzz on the beauty circuit, appearing on Citytv’s CityLine and meeting magazine editors. Kevin Murphy himself will be in Canada presenting trends on Oct. 19 in Vancouver and attending the 2010 Contessa Awards in Toronto on Nov. 1.

Kevin Murphy knows clients want the hair they see in magazines, and his educational approach arms stylists with the requisite knowhow. Basic classes offer solutions from blow-drying and finishing hair to consulting like a professional, and advanced classes help you execute the editorial looks clients crave.

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The Dark Side Dimitrios Tsioumas’s eerie dolls sport well-coiffed hairpieces in Fashion Forward 2009

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osed like mannequins from the dark side, the models in Dimitrios Tsioumas’s NAHA 20 collection, Fashion Forward 2009, bring to mind avant garde imagery like something out of a gothic dollhouse. Monochromatic hairpieces are styled in various versions of the pompadour—from wispy to sleek, dynamic to wild—and perched atop black vinyl head wraps, adding to the collection’s edginess. Reminiscent of pop art (and style maven) musician Lady Gaga, the series’ highfashion look pairs simple black body-skimming pieces with ivory ruffled stoles to match the hair.

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Collection: Fashion Forward 2009 Hair: Dimitrios Tsioumas, Hi-Lites Hair Salon, Fulton, Maryland Makeup: John Simpson Wardrobe: Laura Dimarcantonio Photos: Babak S

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Butterfly Kisses Chrystofer Benson talks about his latest masterpiece Te x t b y M e l i s s a B r a z i e r

Collection: Surrealist Butterflies Hair: Chrystofer Benson Salon Tantrum, Layton, Utah Makeup: Merrill Hollis Photos: Joseph Cartright

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he newest collection from Chrystofer Benson, Logics artistic director, educational director at Salon Tantrum in Layton, Utah, and 2009 Haircolor finalist for NAHA 20, embodies the stark, simple and colourful beauty of the butterfly.

For Benson the inspiration began when he saw a picture of a butterfly next to a set of eyes with makeup resembling the creature. Taking this concept and applying it to hair, the colour techniques used mimic three different butterfly patterns and tones. Working with the careful placement of a spectrum of dramatic colours—cherry reds, white blondes, primary blues and greens and dark auburn hues—Benson says this collection was about “marrying the shape, tone and design of each butterfly into the haircut and colour.”

Vivid and bold, just like butterflies’ wings, this collection evokes a definite sense of playfulness and adventure. S

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Classic Bohemian

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Davide Fattore talks about his C20 BC Hairstylist of the Year collection

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am a romantic at heart and therefore a classical, romantic feel is always present in my work, whether it is on a model or a client in my salon.

I named my collection Classic Bohemian, and, to me, a bohemian is someone who is unique and wants to stand out and be noticed.

My collection is based on timeless shapes with extreme texturizingâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;not thinned out, and with disconnectionsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;thus enabling the model to change the look from conventional to more avant garde. The bob is a perfect example; unlike a traditional bob, it was not cut with a zero graduation. It was all cut above the head, but because of the disconnections and the over directing, the final look is that of a bob. It looks completely different when it is not straightened. The colours used are also interesting because they appear solid but actually have several shades in each.

Lisa Watrich, C20 Texture Hairstylist of the Year, works at my salon, and we used Babak for the shoot. When Babak got the chance to look at the wardrobe, we realized the clothing would not work. Fortunately, a friend of mine owns a boutique called Lady Divine and he let us take as many clothes as we needed. We walked out with 25 to 30 dresses that day. I feel the wardrobe complements the hair and makeup beautifully. S

Collection: Classic Bohemian Hair: Davide Fattore, La Dolcevita Day Spa, Kamloops, BC Makeup: Melodie Reynolds Photos: Babak

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Colour Her Happy

Toronto-based stylist Adriana Balea tells the story of her rise to colourist superstardom By Melissa Brazier 68

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Hair: Adriana Balea, Francesca Salon and Spa, Toronto Makeup: Raquel Atienza Photos: Babak Contessa 20

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rowing up in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, Adriana Balea found herself fixated by hair at a very young age. After attending several hair shows with a close family friend and seasoned stylist, she decided at the tender age of 14 to take the plunge and enroll in hairstyling at the Arts and Trades School, a local government school.

After graduating, Balea spent the next 11 years working with her mother to turn the small family business, Salon Charm, into a 25-staff operation and a hairdressing school.

Eventually Balea was ready for a new and exciting venture. So in 2001, she packed up her things, hopped on a plane and came over to Canada.

Speaking little English, Balea got her first break when she landed the role of assistant to

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Johnny Cupello, acclaimed stylist and owner of Toronto Bloor West Village staple JC Salons.

After six months, when Balea had become more comfortable working in English, she was given a chance to work the floor. Her roster quickly grew to about 17 clients per day, for whom she was strictly cutting and styling.

“Cut, cut, cut. I got so bored,” says Balea.

Gazing longingly at her co-workers who were doing colour, after five years Balea decided it was time to take matters into her own hands. She knew she was ready to take that next step in her career, so she entered and won Ontario Hairstylist of the Year and Makeover Colourist at the 2006 Contessa Awards. Being on stage at the gala accepting her awards ignited Balea’s deep passion for professional competition. That same year

she went on to enter and win a NAHA in the Haircolor category.

With no time to rest on her laurels, in 2006 Balea obtained a stylist position at Toronto’s Francesca Salon and Spa, located in the upscale Forest Hill neighbourhood. When she expressed her desire to learn more about colour, her employer, Jimmy Karellas Dimitrios, promptly enrolled her in a master colour course with Wella Professionals. She was immediately hooked. “I like doing colour because every single client has a particular challenge. Once the clients are happy, it gives me a boost,” says Balea.

Often teased by co-workers for her experimental nature, Balea says, “When I do colour I like to mix four or five shades together.

I want to see what will turn out.” It is this flair for interesting colour combinations and new techniques that prompted Balea to enter a second Contessa collection in 2008, where she was a finalist for Makeover Colourist. Most recently she entered and won her second nod for the Haircolorist Award at this year’s NAHA 20. “I attended the NAHAs thinking I was just going there to see a show, not to win. When they said my name, it took me a few minutes to realize I had won. I was speechless and all I could say was, ‘Thank you very much.’”

Balea’s humble nature is no indicator of her boldness when it comes to the colour in her collections. Her next goal is to take her creativity to the next level and enter the Avant Garde category for the Contessas. Stay tuned as this colour chameleon continues to take the Canadian hair scene by storm. S

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Special Effects Forging ahead to make nails as necessary an accessory as purses or shoes, CND is introducing its newest concept, Colour & Effects. Essentially a relaunch of the company’s fashion-forward polish line, the 50 new crème Colours and 15 Effects are designed to be layered for maximum customization possibilities.

“Nail colour conformity is a thing of the past,” says CND co-founder and style director Jan Arnold. “Our new Colour line provides a mesmerizing combination of options for women to stylize their most natural fashion accessory, their nails.”

The idea behind Colour & Effects is simple but clever: the full rotation of colours, from sheer neutrals and brights to chrome metallic, can be primed or topped with sheer hues in pearl, shimmer and sparkle finishes for a variety of looks. A deep ebony polish like Blackjack can glisten with a lavender finish if coated with the Amethyst Sparkle effect. Or it can reflect a variety mint hues if topped off with the Emerald Shimmer. Next application, your client may decide to wear Blackjack simply on its own. Options are boundless, limited only to a client’s likes and desires.

And for the die-hard performance product junkies, the new CND Colour & Effect line boasts a quicker drying time and a new ergonomic bottle, designed to fit between the thumb and forefinger and topped with a rubberized no-slip cap. Clear, triangular bristles improve application and ensure even polish coats. Finally, the new line is 3-free, containing no toluene, formaldehyde and DBP.—AM

Finishing Touch

Give clients variety with the latest crop of topcoats and polishes

This season’s most fashion-forward finish is gloss-free matte. Orly’s autumn-appropriate shades like black Matte Vinyl and plummy Purple Velvet dry completely flat. If you want the power to customize, try a topcoat like Essie Matte About You Matte Finisher or CND Matte Top Coat to matteify a client’s favourite shade or add interesting touches like matte tips.

For more luxe tips, lacquer them up with Suede by OPI. Available in

some of OPI’s most iconic shades, like deep blue Russian Navy and taupe You Don’t Know Jacques!, the ultra-lush polish can be worn alone or mixed with its traditional gloss counterpart for a mixed-texture finish.

Help speed busy clients to their next appointment or quickly preserve their nails between manis with INM Out The Door Top Coat.

Claiming a 45-second dry time and long-lasting shine, this topcoat can be used on any polish for a high-gloss finish.—AM • Suede by OPI; opi.com • CND Matte Top Coat; cnd.com • Orly Matte shades; orlybeauty.com • Essie Matte About You Matte Finisher; essie.com • INM Out The Door Top Coat; inmnails.com

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CND relaunches its entire line for customizable benefits

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Naughty Minx

Luxe and celeb-sought nail appliqué now available in Canada By Anupa Mistry

W From the top: Lady Gaga sports Golden Lightning Minx while posing for her Poker Face album; Rihanna shows off Black with Chrome Polka Dot Minx; Katy Perry wears Silver Lightning Minx for her guest performance on American Idol.

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California-based Minx, Inc. A no-smudge, single-coat film requiring no drying time and ideal for use on natural nails, Minx is applied using heat. “Basically, you shrink-wrap it onto each nail and file the excess off,” says Laura Merzetti, the owner of Scratch My Back Nail Studio in Pickering, ON, who invested in Minx in the spring of this year. “I thought it was something interesting and different to offer women,” says Merzetti. “It started to take off in mid-June because of exposure on television and in magazines. I’m actually seeing it as a worthwhile investment.”

Available in a variety of glam-to-cutesy finishes, Minx offers much more dramatic results than a regular manicure. “It’s very high drama: people will grab your client’s hand after they leave the salon and ask, ‘Where did you get that?’”

Since Minx is gaining ground, Contessa-winning nail tech Jessica Ellison decided the fashion-forward technique would be perfect for Blobar, the north Toronto salon she manages. “It’s a unique service that not many salons in Ontario are offering right now,” explains Ellison, who brought Minx into Blobar in September. “It’s a manicure service that’s almost like an enhancement, in that it’s giving you chip-proof and wear-proof coverage.”

Merzetti says that although clients can remove the film at home using heat from a hair dryer, they can be brought back in when nails start to grow for a new application. “It’s also awesome for toes,” she adds. “I’ve seen one client who had no chips on her toes after seven weeks, with nothing wrong other than the obvious grow-out.”

For more information, visit minxcanada.com. S

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Medics Meets Esthetics

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1. Get a thorough account of the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s medical history.

Each client needs to be assessed on an individual basis. Someone who is using medication that causes light and skin sensitivities, for example, should not undergo light therapy or multiple facial treatments without consulting her physician first. A client who suffers from cold sores may have a more intense response to facial services and the esthetician will have to avoid, or take care around, the lip area.

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PHOTOS JUPITERIMAGES

The how-tos of combining medical and traditional esthetic services

ith medispas popping up all over the place, giving clients the best of both medical cosmetics and traditional esthetic procedures has become the norm.

However, estheticians have to tread carefully when merging various types of services, not only to reach optimal results, but also to avoid adverse reactions. Salon Magazine consulted Tara McGreevy-Dimitriou, head of faculty for Medical Aesthetics at the Salon and Spa Career College, Champlain Institute, and Lina Heath, president of EvelineCharles, to give you a guide to properly partnering medical and traditional esthetic services.

2. Be realistic about combining several treatments in one visit.

Estheticians need to emphasize that any treatment program involving a combination of services requires long-term commitment and well-strategized scheduling. For example, a client wanting to do a series of injectables and light-based skin rejuvenating treatments needs to be aware that light therapy may spread the active ingredients in the injectables, making them less effective. The esthetician, should therefore recommend that the client wait anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks after any injectable treatment before undergoing light-based services. The other option is to have the light treatment scheduled first and follow with the injectables afterwards.

Cellulite services are another example.

Clients doing advanced cellulite treatments— like VelaShape, for example—often want body wrap services as well. Here, it is important to not schedule the wrap and the cellulite treatment on the same day, since treatments like VelaShape emit a lot of heat and wrapping treatments trap

a lot of heat—a combination that may potentially cause irritation. However, if the client wants to have a massage before a cellulite treatment, it may actually help with lymphatic drainage, increasing the long-term effects of the second service.

3. Choose services that work in synergy.

There are a few basic principles that estheticians should always adhere to when creating custom treatment packages for their clients. First, when doing any service involving lasers, be sure the skin is prepped properly. If a client is having a laser treatment after an esthetics service that involves the use lotions or oils, the esthetician should ensure that the skin is cleansed thoroughly and moisturizers removed. Added oils may cause the skin to heat up faster than usual, creating discomfort for the client and therefore compromising the intensity of the treatment.

Next, when doing two consecutive services, estheticians should always adjust the second service according to the first. For instance, if a client is getting a pedicure right after a receiving a laser

hair removal service for the legs, estheticians and nail techs should avoid using rich lotions (even a heavy moisturizer can actively trap heat in the skin and cause inflammation) and slightly lower their water temperature. Instead, use a soothing, anti-inflammatory cream for massaging. Also, it’s important to not stimulate the area treated with lasers too much.

Finally, recommend complementary service combos. Traditional facials done prior to advanced scarring services, for example, have been shown to promote quick healing in acne patients, so long as skin is thoroughly cleansed of all oils and moisturizers and not irritated.

4. Prescribe complementary at-home care.

A client’s regime at home can affect the longevity of a service. After medical procedures, for example, the skin is very sensitive and may react to certain ingredients like vitamin A, fragrance, mineral oil, parabens and alcohol. The esthetician should go over proper at-home care with the client and call to follow up a few days later. S

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Holiday Treats Clients complaining about holiday line ups?

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colour chameleon

L’Oréal Professionnel’s holiday pack includes a Vitamino Color Shampoo and Conditioner and a free Texture Expert Infinium 4 mini finishing spray.

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style vixen

Matrix’s holiday pair includes Vavoom Shape Maker and Bodifying Shampoo. Plus a portion of the proceeds goes to the Children’s Wish Foundation.

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Pureology offers a NanoWorks Shampoo and Conditioner and a complimentary RootLift mousse.

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Redken’s colour care holiday set includes the Color Extend Shampoo and Conditioner and a complimentary purse hanger. Info: redken.ca

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L’Oréal Professionnel’s Texture Expert Thickening Primer and Smooth Essence come in a cute silver carrying case.

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SpaRitual offers a luxury holiday trio (lotion, fragrant mist and massage oil) and a holiday polish duo (Epicurian Shimmer and Base & Topcoat In One). Both gift packs also come with a complimentary holiday ornament. Info: sparitual.com

dried-out diva Matrix Biolage Hydrathérapie duo includes an ultra moisturizing Shampoo and Conditioning Balm.

Plus a portion of the proceeds goes to the Children’s Wish Foundation.

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For soft-to-the-touch hair, Evolve’s Healthy Holiday Hair gift pack includes the Maintain Moisture Daily Shampoo and Control Anti-Frizz Balm.

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OPI’s Mini Merries features four sample-size polishes from the Holiday Wishes Selection, while the Juices For You flavour gift pack is a selection of six AvoJuice Skin Quenchers Lotions. Info: opi.com

smooth seekers

Paul Mitchell’s Tea Tree holiday trio includes freshly scented Lavender Mint Moisturizing Body Butter, Body Wash and Sugar Scrub.

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Joico’s Whipped Vanilla Deluxe Spa Set features a soothing body cleanser and a rich body butter. Info: joico.com

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L’Oréal Professionnel Homme’s holiday special comes with Sculpting Fibre Paste and High Foam Energizing Shampoo, all in a convenient travel case.

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Joe Iannuzzi, former GM of Wella Canada, has retired

The Exit Strategy

By Tina Christopoulos The man who couldn’t imagine staying at a job for more than two years is now retired after seeing Wella Canada through several major changes—from becoming professional only and being twice purchased (once by a German-based company and later by P&G). We check in with this Canadian beauty champ as he hangs up his gloves.

What is the biggest change you have seen in the pro beauty business throughout the years?

The industry is becoming very condensed, and now we see a number of companies going direct.

In your career, what are you most proud of?

When I joined Wella, it was a small family-owned company that went on to become a major leader in hair colour. I was able to help develop the company in Canada and grow with it. I have been very fortunate to have been employed by a company like Wella. Being associated with the ABA was also a big help.

What are some of your best memories?

I travelled the world with Wella,

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all over the US, South America, Italy, France and England. There are definitely some memories that stand out. For example, we were in Berlin when the Berlin Wall fell. Or during 9/11, we were stuck in Belgrade.

What will you do with your new-found free time?

That’s a good question(laughs)!

I’m still involved with the ABA, I’m the treasurer. I think I’ll stay implicated in the beauty industry to a certain extent.

What are you going to miss the most?

I will miss all the wonderful people I got to work with every day, and the competitors I became friends with. This is a very personable industry, and we have developed a nice camaraderie.

How would your colleagues and competitors describe you?

Someone with high integrity who lives by his word. I’m pretty straightforward. I have never promised anything to a distributor that I haven’t delivered. And I always expected the same in return. S

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A third location of On The Fringe Hair Design hits downtown Vancouver

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fter successfully opening and operating two salon locations over the past 11 years—one at the University of Victoria, followed by another at the University of BC—salon owner and Joico international artistic team member Shannon Simmonds decided it was time to venture off campus. Envisioning a more grown-up version of her two youth-driven salons, Simmonds set her sights on Vancouver’s Main Street, a prime location in the city’s downtown. t

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“I wanted the salon off campus to be a bit more upscale but have the same friendly, positive environment as the other two locations.” Ensuring a welcoming environment thus became a key focus for Simmonds, who set up the rectangular 2,000 sq. ft. space to put the focus back on the client.

The salon’s spacious waiting room is a prime example of this design strategy. Not only is it ample and comfortable, but also strategically situated out of view of the cutting stations. This way, if a stylist is running behind, he or she is not distracted or pressured by the presence of a waiting client. The stylist stays in the moment, focused on the client sitting at his or her chair.

Inspired by a stylist station she saw at Joico’s Artistic Institute in Amsterdam, Simmonds also personally designed 7 ft. mirrors for each cutting station. “The large mirrors not only create a long and lean space, they also allow the client to become the main focal point,” she explains. The salon’s track lighting and large windows add to this effect, working together to cast a flattering light on the individual sitting at each chair.

Next, Simmonds chose a simple colour palette—mostly white décor paired with subtle, fresh pops of green throughout—for the industrial-style space. “To create a balance in the salon, I wanted to combine industrial with organic and hard with soft,” she explains.

The salon was also designed with professional education in mind. As a Joico concept salon, Simmonds’s latest location also features a 400 sq. ft. education centre where Joico classes are held. Simmonds also uses the multifunctional room as a workshop to experiment on mannequin heads and a place to set up photo shoots. “Education has always been very important to me. It’s one of the only ways you can get further ahead in this industry,” she says.

Preferring to hire stylists right out of school, she wants this third location to be the first step in the training process. From there, as stylists become more advanced, they will be able to circulate from one location to another— what Simmonds calls a “stylist exchange.” S

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On The Fringe Hair Design 4166 Main Street, Vancouver, BC; 604.569.0856; onthefringehairdesign.com Shannon Simmonds July 22, 2009 2000 sq. ft., six staff members and growing, eight cutting stations, four backwash sinks, one colour bar, office and education room.

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CANAdIAN SALoN TEAM Artline Salon, Kitchener, ON Blunt Salon Inc., Edmonton GLAM Salon Boutique, Montreal HairAfter Salon & Spa, Toronto Hair Xtacy, Burlington, ON JC Salons, Toronto Käaz, Montreal Koi Hair Studio, Brampton, ON Local B, Montreal Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver Salon Escape, Toronto Salon G&A, Toronto Salon Pure, Montreal Sound Salon and Spa, St. John’s NL Spyce Spa & Hair Studio, Barrie, ON Studio 237, Belleville, ON Suki’s, Vancouver Taz Hair Co., Toronto The Artists by Johnny Cupello, Newmarket, ON Timothy & Co. Salon, Courtice, ON

ELITE MASTEr HAIrSTyLIST Jeffrey Actenburg, Shampoo Planet, London, ON Robert Barbosa, Salon Escape, Toronto John Jen Hoe Chong, Blunt Salon Inc., Edmonton Frank Cini, Taz Hair Co., Toronto Marjorie Clarke, The Hair Force, Mount Pearl, NL Michael Crispel, Earth: A Salon by Michael Crispel, Toronto

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Philip Ferreira, Ferreira Now Studio, Victoria, BC John Graham, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Martin Hillier, The Lounge Hair Studio, Vancouver Kelly Hunter, Salon Venator, Winnipeg Isabelle Lachance, Oblic Salon & Spa Urbain, Montreal Stephane Legros, Salon Pure, Montreal Tony Masciangelo, The Alcorn Salon, Toronto Eve Parr, 53 Karat, Gatineau, QC Alain Pereque, Salon Pure, Montreal Tony Ricci, Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton John Steinberg, John Steinberg & Associates, Toronto Timothy Switzer, Timothy & Co. Salon, Courtice, ON Darek Wierzbicki, Studio 237, Belleville, ON Jeffery Wood, T’Dye For, Windsor, ON

MASTEr CoLourIST Michelle Ateb, Milica SalonSpa, Langley, BC Crystal Brown, Ricci Hair Co. Downtown, Edmonton Jessica Clark, Suki’s, Vancouver Shantal Dupon, Le Lab Salon, Repentigny, QC Rasa Jurenas, Studio Rasa, Tillsonburg, ON Dana Lyseng, Supernova The Salon, North Vancouver, BC Rob Pizzuti, Exit Salon, Toronto Stacey Staley, Blonde Salon, Toronto Timothy Switzer, Timothy & Co. Salon, Courtice, ON Norm Wright, Taz Hair Co., Toronto

MAkEovEr CoLourIST Michelle Ateb, Milica SalonSpa, Langley, BC Lindie Blackwell, Spyce Spa & Hair Studio, Barrie, ON Jessica Clark, Suki’s, Vancouver Lisa Coumbs, Once & Again Hair Design, Bobcaygeon, ON Shantal Dupon, Le Lab Salon, Repentigny, QC Kathleen Gravel, Coiffure Beauté Style-Moi, St-Gabriel, QC Susan Hayward, Taz Hair Co., Toronto Rasa Jurenas, Studio Rasa, Tillsonburg, ON Dana Lyseng, Supernova The Salon, North Vancouver, BC Alain Pereque, Salon Pure, Montreal Krista Power, Sound SalonSpa, St. John’s, NL Tina Raso, NuImage Design Studio, Mount Pearl, NL Dayna Read, On The Fringe Hair Design, Vancouver Laurel Richards, Laurel Richards Inc., Ajax, ON Stacey Staley, Blonde Salon, Toronto Timothy Switzer, Timothy & Co. Salon, Courtice, ON Dorothy Tsang, Blushes, Ottawa Silas Tsang, Blushes, Ottawa Darek Wierzbicki, Studio 237, Belleville, ON Norm Wright, Taz Hair Co., Toronto

SESSIoN HAIrSTyLIST Cindy Bartlett, Village Hair Studio, Mississauga, ON Marty Boechler, Burke & Hair Inc., Vancouver Marjorie Clarke, The Hair Force, Mount Pearl, NL Diane Dagher, Capucci Salon & Spa, Toronto Louis Hechter, Orbite, Montreal Martin Hillier, The Lounge Hair Studio, Vancouver Edwin Johnston, Cutting Room Creative, Nanaimo, BC Séverin Lebrun, freelance, Westmount, QC Rudy Pignataro, Salon G&A, Toronto Mark Santarossa, Ego Salon, Brampton, ON

TExTurE HAIrSTyLIST Véronique Beaupré, Local B, Montreal Adriana Catenaccio, Salon Gaboa, Woodbridge, ON Shantal Dupon, Le Lab Salon, Repentigny, QC Kathleen Gravel, Coiffure Beauté Style-Moi, St-Gabriel, QC Astin Mak, Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver Cam Patey, Studio MW, Montreal Alain Pereque, Salon Pure, Montreal Shane Snow, Salon Escape, Toronto Loriebelle Urrutia, Salon Escape, Toronto Rocky Vitelli, Mane Society Salon & Spa, Thornhill, ON

MEN’S HAIrSTyLIST Terrianne Clare, Licorice for Hair, Victoria, BC Donna Dolphy, Salon Daniel, Toronto John Graham, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Timothy Kuo, Markus J Hair & Wellbeing, Vancouver Jane Mcleod, Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver Jesse Minty, Essensuals London, Vancouver Rudy Pignataro, Salon G&A, Toronto Maly Pradichit, Käaz, Montreal Dorothy Tsang, Blushes, Ottawa Silas Tsang, Blushes, Ottawa

AvANT GArdE HAIrSTyLIST Lindie Blackwell, Spyce Spa & Hair Studio, Barrie, ON Sara Drolet, Salon Donald Prouxl, Montreal Ken Hung, Suki’s, Richmond, BC Mike Insalaco, Hot Heads Salon, Kitchener, ON Natalie Petcu, Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver Steve Rego, Koi Hair Studio, Brampton, ON Lina Shamoun, Artline Salon, Kitchener, ON Dorothy Tsang, Blushes, Ottawa Silas Tsang, Blushes, Ottawa Jason Williams, Kharacter Style Et Couture, Montreal

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coNtessas seMi-FiNalist list T h e C a n a d i a n h a i r s T y l i s T o f T h e y e a r awa r d s Makeup artist Bonnie Bragg, NuImage Design Studio, Mount Pearl, NL Kelsey Dickson, Milica SalonSpa, Langley, BC Jennifer Dionne, freelance, Montreal Sabrina Ferri, Salon Verve, Maple, ON Jessica Gignac, Spyce Spa & Hair Studio, Barrie, ON Cherie Pia Grassa, Hairspray ’N Gloss, Woodbridge, ON Jon Hennessey, WOW Make-Up and Hair Bar, Vancouver Mishelle Madigan, W.A.C Hair Group, Markham, ON Maxime Poulin, Local B, Montreal Richard St. Laurent, Salon Inpure, Montreal

Multicultural Hairstylist Véronique Beaupré, Local B, Montreal Shantal Dupon, Le Lab Salon, Repentigny, QC Linsey Hooper, Supernova The Salon, North Vancouver, BC Darren Kwik, Darren Kwiki Studio, Toronto Daniel Naumovski, Taz Hair Co., Toronto Alain Pereque, Salon Pure, Montreal Kye Pyeon, Suki’s, Vancouver Siara Remtulla, Valentino’s Salon & Spa, Whitby, ON Stacey Staley, Blonde Salon, Toronto Loriebelle Urrutia, Salon Escape, Toronto

NewcoMer Hairstylist Amanda Di Carlo, Salon Inpure, Montreal Chad Francoeur, Suki’s, Vancouver Mavis Friesen, Fazes Hair Studio, Winnipeg Dayna Read, On The Fringe Hair Design, Vancouver Catherine Sort, Local B, Montreal Desiree Tan, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Melissa Ashley Taylor, Oblic Salon Spa Urbain, Montreal Ana Luisa Valdes, Toni & Guy Vancouver, Vancouver Whitney Vallee, Salon Inpure, Montreal Barb Wells, Salon I.D., Barrie, ON

studeNt/appreNtice Hairstylist Melissa Bortoluzzi, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Menoukia Buscio, Hair FX Incorporated, Winnipeg Katrina Cavaliere, DeVog, London, ON Justine Fernandez, Timothy & Co. Salon, Courtice, ON Israel Garcia, Salon Daniel, Toronto Guy Lemieux, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Michelle E. McMartin, Michael’s Hair Body Mind, Mississauga, ON Francesca Rizzuto, Aveda Institute Toronto Daniella Scopazzi, W.A.C Hair Group, Markham, ON John Anthony Viviano, Marca College, Mississauga, ON

BritisH coluMBia Hairstylist Michelle Ateb, Milica SalonSpa, Langley Christopher Deagle, Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver Jon Paul Holt, Avantgarde Hair, Vancouver Linsey Hooper, Supernova the Salon, North Vancouver Edwin Johnston, Cutting Room Creative, Nanaimo Guy Labrecque, Suki’s, Vancouver Dana Lyseng, Supernova the Salon, North Vancouver Astin Mak, Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver

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Dayna Read, On The Fringe Hair Design, Vancouver Chad Taylor, Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver

Wendy Mercer-Young, Envy Hair Studio, Carbonear, NL Tina Raso, NuImage Design Studio, Mount Pearl, NL

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Danielle Barbey, Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton Andrea Barr, Chrome Hair Design, Calgary Corin Berry, Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton Crystal Brown, Ricci Hair Co. Downtown, Edmonton John Jen Hoe Chong, Blunt Salon Inc., Edmonton Roberto Gaspar, Blunt Salon Inc., Edmonton Veronica Lee, Blunt Salon Inc., Edmonton Carole Lemire, EvelineCharles Salons-Spas, Edmonton Jen Li, Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton Mikka Trista, Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton

Pamela Day, NuImage Design Studio, Mount Pearl, NL Jessica Marie Ellison, Yorkville School of Makeup and Esthetics, Toronto Krystle Haines, The Hair Spa, Conception Bay South, NL Jennifer Mather, Bäden Salon & Spa, Burlington, ON Hoai Nguyen, Yorkville School of Makeup and Esthetics, Toronto Robyn Schwartz , Polished & Pampered Hair and Esthetics, Grand Forks, BC Olga Spivak, freelance, Toronto Rheanne Thackeray, Vivid Hair & Esthetics, Lloydminster, AB Tammy Upthegrove, It’s All About Me Esthetics, London, ON Melissa Dawn Zaran, Rumors Hair Studio, Regina

saskatcHewaN/MaNitoBa Hairstylist Jocelyn Closas, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg John Graham, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Danille Mandap, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Janelle Pinette, Hair FX Incorporated, Winnipeg Eva Rice, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Dawn Rowntree, Fazes Hair Studio, Winnipeg Shaun Salen, 4U Hair Make-Up Photography, Saskatoon Sherlyn Sampang, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Desiree Tan, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg Jane Tecson, Vault Salon & Spa, Winnipeg

oNtario Hairstylist Robert Barbosa, Salon Escape, Toronto Jenny Bell, JC Salons, Toronto Adriana Catenaccio, Salon Gaboa, Woodbridge Gianpaolo Colombo, HairAfter Salon & Spa, Toronto Jenna Gerald, Valentino’s Grande Salon, Whitby Kozeta Izeti, Taz Hair Co., Toronto Steve Rego, Koi Hair Studio, Brampton Pascal Saab, The Artists by Johnny Cupello, Newmarket Lina Shamoun, Artline Salon, Kitchener Darek Wierzbicki, Studio 237, Belleville

QueBec Hairstylist Véronique Beaupré, Local B, Montreal Maude Brosseau, Le Loft, Boucherville Shantal Dupon, Le Lab Salon, Repentigny Marie-Josee Dupuis, Escompte Coiffre, Quebec City Kathleen Gravel, Coiffure Beauté Style-Moi, St-Gabriel Marie-Claude Lemay, Trionyx Coiffure Inc., McMasterville Alain Pereque, Salon Pure, Montreal Richard St. Laurent, Salon Inpure, Montreal Sophie Taing, Continental Coiffure, Montreal Melissa Ashley Taylor, Oblic Salon Spa Urbain, Montreal

Nail art tecHNiciaN Pamela Day, NuImage Design Studio, Mount Pearl, NL Ashley Ann Mackenzie, Blo Bar, Toronto Laura Merzetti, Scratch My Back Nail Studio, Ajax, ON Hoai Nguyen, Yorkville School of Makeup and Esthetics, Toronto

saloN iNterior Blunt Salon Inc., Edmonton Framar Salon, Richmond Hill, ON Industria Coiffure Salon & Spa Place Repentigny, Repentigny, QC Industria Coiffure Salon & Spa Place Versailles, Montreal Local B, Montreal Oskar on Scollard Hair Studio, Toronto Salon I.D., Barrie, ON Salon Utopia MedSpa, Tecumseh, ON ur·ban·i·ty the hair salon, Halifax Valvano, St. Catharines, ON

coMMuNity serVice Daddario Hair Co., Toronto Edges Salon & Spa, Calgary Hair FX Incorporated, Winnipeg Q Hair Design, Edmonton Salon Escape, Toronto Salon G&A, Toronto Salon Pure, Montreal SG Hair Design, Milton, ON Yellow Orange Salon & Spa, Aurora, ON Zazou Salon & Spa, North Vancouver, BC Zennkai Salon, Surrey, BC

BusiNess excelleNce atlaNtic Hairstylist Marjorie Clarke, The Hair Force, Mount Pearl, NL Timothy Day Howard, Sound SalonSpa, St. John’s, NL Alicia Langille, Concepts School of Cosmetology, Halifax Chrissy Marr, Kristy’s Salon, Halifax

Capucci Salon & Spa, Toronto Red Lemon Hair Salon, Georgetown, ON Zennkai Salon, Surrey, BC

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Bringing it home Farouk Systems Inc. held a ribbon-cutting ceremony in conjunction with a job fair to mark the grand opening of a new CHI USA location in Houston on July 30. Governor Rick Perry and Mayor Bill White were present at the event to support bringing more jobs to Texas through the new facility, which is replacing locations in Asia and will be fully operational within a year’s time. The company has 1,277 jobs to fill and by the end of the day had received a total of 3,800 applications.

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n a trip to London last year, I found myself standing before an unforgettable 10 ft. high painting in the wonderful Tate Gallery. The royal majesty and magnificence of Henry VIII stood right above me, staring me down in full intimidating fashion.

And when it came to fashion and his appearance, Henry, who reigned supreme from 1509 to 1547, was notoriously fastidious.

He started out with a reputation as one of the handsomest men in Europe. Early in his reign, a Venetian ambassador described Henry as “the handsomest potentate I ever set eyes on, with an extremely fine calf to his leg… and a round face so very beautiful that it would become a pretty woman.”

So, understandably, Henry’s penchant for his appearance knew no bounds—like his waistline in later years. He spent the modern-day equivalent of $4,360,000 a year on clothes. Yes, you read that right. These included robes made of gold and suits of armour. Henry spent a fortune hiring the finest European armourers, men with enough talent to disguise a paunch.

Because—and let there be no doubt about this—Henry was a big man.

His armour shows he stood 6 ft. 1 in. tall—almost half a foot taller than the average male of his day. A vigorous athlete and sportsman in his youth, with a 32 in. waist and a 39 in. chest, by his late 40s he measured 48 inches around the middle. His weight ballooned to almost 300 pounds, and by the time he died at 55, his waist measured 52 inches.

Speaking of big, it was during Henry’s reign that the codpiece attained full prominence. For the uninitiated, a codpiece covered a man’s private parts, or in Henry’s case, we could say his crown jewels. The codpiece began life as a triangular piece of fabric covering the gap at the front between the two legs of a man’s hose. In Henry’s time, men followed his lead and wore exaggerated and even ornamented codpieces to advertise their virility.

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Subtlety was not the issue here.

When it came to his grooming, Henry, like all upper-class men of that time, had his eyebrows plucked. From the early 1520s on, he wore his red hair short and his red beard short and full. Consequently, all men of any standing also wore short hair and well-shaped, full beards. This served Henry well when he started taxing beards in 1535. After all, he had an expensive lifestyle to maintain.

Given Henry’s intense interest in appearances, it’s not surprising that he got involved with the status of barbers. The barbers of earlier times were called barber surgeons. As well as haircutting, hairdressing and shaving, barbers performed wound surgery, bloodletting, cupping, leeching, enemas and tooth pulling. By the 15th century, English barbers and surgeons had separate guilds, but their job descriptions were still blurred.

In 1540, Henry combined the two as the United Barber-Surgeons Company. Under this new law, surgeons could no longer shave beards or cut hair, and barbers couldn’t do surgery—just dentistry and bloodletting.

Henry also decreed that barbers must receive the bodies of four criminals a year to practise dissection.

So if you ever think that 1,500 to 2,000 hours of training to qualify as a hairdresser today is extreme, just thank your lucky stars you weren’t in the hair business during Henry’s day. S

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