Archive for the "color" Category

Each one of us colors hair at some point in our lives. There are different reasons for doing it. Also, many of us prefer visiting a colorist at salon because the results achieved in a salon are always better than the ones achieved at home!

To figure out how and why women color their hair, Wella Professionals recently surveyed over 1,500 women. The initiative called Wella Color Discovery Tour aims to help you discover your best look.

The tour has already covered cities like New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., Miami and Dallas during the months of June and July. They will be visiting Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles this month. You can check out the tour dates to participate!

Don’t miss your chance to get a FREE hair consultation from a professional stylist with a top local salon. Wella’s mobile color studio offers you the opportunity to:

  • EXPERIENCE the difference with professional products, exclusive to salons
  • DISCOVER your most flattering look that will bring out your best features
  • GET a FREE gift of professional styling products and a coupon for discounted color service at participating local salon.

A special sweepstakes has also been organized as part of the Wella Color Discovery Tour. You only need to submit your “before” and “after” photos to Wella’s Facebook gallery for a chance to win a trip for 2 to New York City for a free hair color makeover with a celebrity stylist.

Watch out for this amazing tour, which may come to your city soon! Good luck!

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Not only is John a top colorlist, he is also the personal stylist to Youtube’s own iJustine!

With more than 17 years of experience, John C. Simpson is a hair coloring god. He loves his craft and continues to show that passion in his creative coloring techniques and in his life. John’s mantra to always remember that “life is not a dress rehearsal, live it, love it and create it” is spreading across the globe as he wows audiences with his live presentations for Goldwell.

To learn more about John and his awesome hair coloring and hairstyling techniques, check out his personal website:

http://www.myspace.com/johncsimpson

In 2008, many new fans discovered the charismatic Mr. John Simpson after he entered the prestigious North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) for the first time in his career and captured the top prize in the Color Hairstylist category. John Simpson placed first for his ingenius hair coloring techniques and won-over top industry judges with his trend setting icy blonde, pistachio brunette and rich red beauties color techniques.

John truly believes and continues to prove that hair color should be a unique and individual as the canvas that wears it.

As a platform artist for Goldwell and salon partner at Lewis’ Hair Salon in Shadyside (Pittsburgh), Pennsylvania, Simpson educates stylists in all salon concepts and full beauty imagery, conveying the message of inspiration and discipline through techniques. His motivational and creative teaching style encourages his audiences to reclaim their passion for their craft and conquer new design fundamentals of hair coloring techniques, cutting and finishing techniques.

Some of John’s accomplishments:

NAHA 19 2008 North American Hair Colorist of the Year
2008 2009 Goldwell North American Trend Zoom Team
2006 Goldwell International Trend Zoom Creative Team


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With more than 17 years of experience, John C. Simpson is a self-proclaimed beauty industry junkie.

To learn more about John C Simpson, check out his personal website:

http://www.myspace.com/johncsimpson

He loves his craft and continues to show that passion in his work and in his life. John’s mantra to always remember that “life is not a dress rehearsal, live it, love it and create it” is spreading across the globe as he wows audiences with his live presentations for Goldwell.

In 2008, many new fans discovered the charismatic Mr. Simpson after he entered the prestigious North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) for the first time in his career and captured the top prize in the Color category. He won-over top industry judges with his trend setting icy blonde, pistachio brunette and rich red beauties.

John truly believes and continues to prove that hair color should be a unique and individual as the canvas that wears it.

As a platform artist for Goldwell and salon partner at Lewis’ Hair Salon in Shadyside (Pittsburgh), Pennsylvania, Simpson educates stylists in all salon concepts and full beauty imagery, conveying the message of inspiration and discipline through techniques. His motivational and creative teaching style encourages his audiences to reclaim their passion for their craft and conquer new design fundamentals of hair color, cutting and finishing techniques.

Wherever he goes, John Simpson leaves his audiences always craving for more! No worries, this up and coming industry icon has plenty more to show us.

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Some people are praising singer Rihanna for her new, "brave" african american hairstyle - a mohawk - while some think she's looks ridiculous. Rihanna, who is more a fashion icon than a respected 'musician', has changed her hair once again, this time shaving nearly all of it off to create a mohawk. Rihanna was spotted out and about in New York City the other day when a photog snapped a picture of her with her new hair - and we want to know what you think!
This video contains some of the best hair foil and coloring techniques I have ever seen. In this episode you will learn: *How to use foil to color hair *How to lighten previously colored hair using foil *Why coloring without using foil will leave your hair unbalanced