Estetica Magazine UK (1/2019)

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SHADES OF GREEN
Why it’s the Top Colour
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HAPPENING NOW
Runway Round-ups of
Trending Total Looks
GIRL TALK
Female Trailblazers in
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editorial
Much as we all care for Planet Earth in our own way, many of us still find ourselves glazing
over when subjects like ‘carbon footprint’ and ‘sustainability’ are introduced into the
Hair: Lucie Doughty,
Creative Director;
Noogie Thai,
Editorial Director;
Anya Segers,
Paul Mitchell Artist;
Photo: Kate Powers
Make-up: Fiona Stiles
Wardrobe: Deborah Waknin
Products: Invisiblewear
by Paul Mitchell
conversation. However unprepared we might feel when discussing such technicalities, there is
no doubt that the green credentials of both your
salon interior and your creative work can
go a huge way in conveying to visitors
a mission to reduce your impact on
the environment. Still on a natural theme, we’ve taken a closer look
at Living Coral, the Pantone Colour of the Year - a warm, golden shade which is
both accessible and wearable. We’ve also asked a few of our foremost hair artists to
comment on how other forces of nature have inspired and influenced their own
creative work. In our international section, meanwhile, we go ‘Beyond the Fringe’, with a
look at a timeless classic that has never really out of style. Sure, there have been periods in
recent history which we immediately associate with the classic fringe - the Coco Chanel and
1920s bob immediately spring to mind, not forgetting most of what went on through the
early part of the 1960s. The images we present in this issue confirm that the fringe has now
moved on far beyond the confines of earlier decades!
Gary Kelly,
Editor-in-Chief, Estetica UK
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Estetica n. 1/2019
contents
PUBLISHER AND
MANAGING DIRECTOR
Roberto Pissimiglia
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Gary Kelly
estetica.uk@lineone.net
INTERNATIONAL
EDITORIAL DIRECTOR
Sergi Bancells
sergi@esteticamagazine.com
INTERNATIONAL
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Laura Castelli
l.castelli@estetica.it
INTERNATIONAL EDITORIAL
COORDINATOR
Fatima Pilone
f.pilone@estetica.it
EDITORIAL STAFF
Alice Gioannini
adtraffic@estetica.it
LAYOUT
Manuela Artosi
m.artosi@estetica.it
Davide Cardente
d.cardente@estetica.it
UK SALES & MARKETING
MANAGER
Luca Pissimiglia
l.pissimiglia@estetica.it
CONTRIBUTORS
FRANCE
Stéphanie Argentin, Marie Coccoluto
SPAIN
Elisabet Parra,
Bel M. Dolla, Cristina Hernández
DEUTSCHE AUSGABE
Michaela Dee
ITALIA
Lucia Preziosi, Glorianna Vaschetto
MÉXICO-LATINOAMÉRICA
Erika Del Paso,
Héctor RamÍrez, Ernesto Álvarez,
Karla Cuéllar, Fernando Farfán
USA
Marie Scarano
DIGITAL
Matteo Franceschini Beghini,
Erica Balduini, Ludovica Cavalli,
Erika Marchese, Wilma
Sommariva, Valentina Stella
Catwalks Hair 6
Catwalks London Men AW19 10
Exhibition Mary Quant 12
Dossier Green is the Colour 14
Focus Nature’s Finest 20
Vision Short Answers 25
Business Sugar and Spice 82
Education Curate, Create, Educate 86
Network Digital Stories 90
Events Best in the World! 92
Step by Step Fudge Professional 94
international trends
Beyond the Fringe 33
Rediscover the beauty
and fascination of the fringe –
in all its guises.
North American Hairstyling Awards 2019 72

Alexander McQueen
Spring
Summer
2019
Hair
Accessorised or sculptural. Retro surprises
turn on a futuristic flair. Hair is the master of
the unexpected - even from the runway. Laura Castelli
Courrèges
Pam Hogg
Giorgio Armani
Dries Van Noten
Catwalks Photos: IMAXtree.com/Andrea Adriani

Great attention is paid to hair detail on the spring/summer
’19 runways. Braids and fringes are again brought to the
fore. Alongside quirky top-knots sit micro-plaits, partings
and asymmetric shapes throughout. Are with thinking
smooth, too? Yes, but it’s really subtle!
Fendi
GCDS
The Blonds
Byblos
Miu Miu
Badgley Mischka
Gareth Pugh
Versace
Chloé
catwalks
7

Anrealage
Transform the every-day into the extraordinary! Take a
maxi-thimble, nonchalantly worn as a hat. Wear avant-garde
masks and look like a queen. Show off bulky headbands on
minimalist hair, overcoming the boundaries of reality while
enjoying every step. Oh there are flowers... just for a tease!
Luisa Beccaria
Gareth Pugh
Dolce&Gabbana
Tianyi Li
Anrealage
Maison Margiela
Moschino
Dior

Loewe Rodarte
Dolce&Gabbana
Delpozo
Prada
Rodarte
Headbands, flowers, silk
scarves as jewels: the new
dialect of spring hair
Laura Biagiotti
Esteban Cortazar
Ultrachic
catwalks
9

London
Men AW19
Five head-turning shows from London Fashion Week
Men’s Autumn/Winter proposals that completely reset
next season’s style predictions in both fashion and hair.
Private Policy
E Tautz
Paria Farzenah

Velsvoir
For AW19, the TONI&GUY
International Session Team was
headed up by some the brand's
outstandingly talented International
Artistic Directors (see names below),
all of whom put the label.m product
range through its paces in achieving
these looks of creative excellence.
Band of Outsiders
The International TONI&GUY Session Team used the award-winning professional haircare range label.m to style the
hair backstage at some of the most outstanding AW19 shows at London Fashion Week Men's. For Velsvoir, Louis
Maharaj merged elements of iconic hairstyles like the 70s rockstar waves along with 80s curls and a lot of soul.
International Artistic Director Dexter Johnson created minimal and effortless soft textures for the preppy, totally
on-trend Band of Outsiders show. Daniele De Angelis created a character-led hair story with robbers. workers and
bankers for Private Policy, while for E.Tautz Charlie Cullen tuned into a relevant, cooler, more relaxed 80s vibe that
embraced each individual model’s texture with movement. The Paria Farzaneh show saw Luke Harris inspired by the
film American Psycho, with slicked back hair flat to the head, complementing streamlined tailoring.
catwalks
11

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The Mary Quant Beauty bus, 1971 © INTERFOTO Alamy Stock Photo.jpg
Mary Quant
and the revolution
Creative, innovative, always one step ahead: she’s the star of
an exhibition in London that focuses on her extraordinary talent.
▲
▲
Mary Quant selecting fabric, 1967 © Rolls Press/
Popperfoto/Getty Images
Mary Quant, with Vidal Sassoon, photograph
by Ronald Dumont, c.1967. © Ronald Dumont/
Stringer/Getty Images
Mary Quant, photograph by Ronald Dumont,
c.1967. (C) adoc-photos/Corbis Premium
Historical/Getty Images
12 exhibition

Kellie Wilson wearing tie dress by Mary Quant’s Ginger Group. Photograph by Gunnar Larsen, 1966. © Gunnar Larsen
Model holding a Bazaar bag c.1959 © Mary Quant Archive
Satin mini-dress and shorts by Mary Quant, photograph by Duffy, 1966 © Duffy Archive
She was the queen of Carnaby Street at a time when London became the most influential
city in terms of street fashion. In the '60s, Mary Quant had the world at her feet. Known for
launching the miniskirt and the iconic bob sculpted by co-legend, Vidal Sasson, some of
the most iconic images from Swinging London will be at the centre of an exhibition at the
Victoria & Albert Museum from April 6th. It’s an experience through which visitors can
connect with the ethos of a character who not only launched fashion trends, but trail-blazed a
whole new lifestyle – one which remains fixed in the psyche of the British public to this day.
Mary Quant and models at the Quant Afoot footwear collection launch, 1967 © PA Prints 2008
personaggio
125

sens.us
Green is
More and more owners are realising that the way their
salons look is sending out a strong message about their
ecological commitment to be kinder to the planet.
14 dossier
the colour
Gary Kelly
Cousciousness about the issues of sustainability and caring for the environment is becoming more and
more of a driving force for many in our industry. How you communicate that to your clients is a very
personal matter. Leaving to one side the obvious steps that can be taken - using naturally sourced,
organic products and cutting down on energy wastage/carbon footprint - the visual impact of both your
salon interior and your creative work can go a huge way in conveying to visitors your mission to reduce
your impact on the enviroment. The Bad Apple Hair Stafford salon interior (opposite centre) was hugely
influenced by the natural world, with a focus on green being the symbol of life. Gavin Mills, Managing
Director of the 8-salon group, believes that the carefully planned decor helps to raise our clients' ...cont.

Bad Apple
Jamie Hill Salon
Upcycling Love
‘When designing our Swansea salon
(above), I tried to avoid the use of new
materials wherever possible,” comments
Jamie Hill. “I’m committed to reducing my
carbon footprint and so wanted to source
pieces that could be upcycled. I scoured
second hand shops for bargain furniture
and kept an eye on local Facebook pages for
things that people were getting rid of. And I
can’t pass a skip without having a little root
around – people throw away the craziest
things - my salon is full of mismatched
chairs, an old fireplace, a mannequin and a
reception desk made from half a Mini!"
Alexander Turnbull

Hair: Terry and Vicky Steventon
Naturally
beautiful hair and
make-up has an
uncontrived and
serendipitous
quality, expressed
by the creation of
organic and
uncluttered
shapes.
consciousness about green and environmental issues: “House of Hackney’s iconic and seductive
‘Palmeral’ tropical print pays homage to one of the world’s largest palms, and is utilised throughout the
salon to complement the plethora of plants that are also homed here,” he explains. "It is important to be
resourceful and get creative with how you can utilise what’s around you,” adds Krysia Eddery, owner of
Perfectly Posh Hair Design. There is such beauty in nature and we are able to incorporate this into our
salons if we use our creative sides and allow ourselves to see the potential in something. Each of these
features in the salon are always a hit amongst our clients and act as brilliant conversation pieces too, so
the benefits to this are two-fold.”
Perfectly Posh Salon
16 dossier
Resourceful AND Sustainable?
During our salon refit at Perfectly Posh Hair Design I was passionate about
reusing and recycling assets where possible," says Krysia Eddery, owner of
Perfectly Posh Hair Design I made the light in the backwash area after finding
a branch in the garden and having enough vision and passion to turn it into a
stunning feature in the salon. Likewise with our reception desk, this was crafted
from reclaimed scaffolding boards and the tables at each styling unit were carved
from a solid oak trunk. There is such beauty in nature which we can draw upon if
we use our creative sides and allow ourselves to see the potential in something.

Azzedine & Laurent
The Azzedine & Laurent Salon in Paris (left)
includes Maletti's Green First Collection of
eco-friendly furniture. Plasticizers are
obtained from natural seed oils and the textile
elements are made from natural fibres. No
heavy metals have been used within the
stabilizers or pigments and the wood of the
structure of the product is also grown and
manufactured in the same region. It is
glue-free and coated exclusively with
eco-certified and eco-degradable paints.
RUSH Hair
Karen Thomson and KAM Hair and Body Spa Creative Team
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Nature’s
Finest
This year’s Pantone Colour of the Year, Living Coral,
has already sparked a whole mood of experimental
interpretations in the hair world.
Unlike the picks of previous years, Living Coral is an upbeat warm, golden shade which is accessible
and wearable – the perfect basis for colour inspiration. But to what extent do other aspects from
nature shape the looks we see emerging from the salon? Whether it’s the turning hues of a
magnificent sunset, or the myriad of tones on the golden sands of a tropical beach; surely nature’s rich
colour palette is the most compelling source of new ideas any hairstylist could have? We quizzed a few
to find out what elements have inspired them in their collections…
20 focus

LIGHT-PLAY
‘My colour influences often come from being at the Eden project in Cornwall. They have an amazing
ability for using lights to enhance the wonder of the natural world with playful light shows and aweinspiring
kaleidoscopes of colour. It just shows how different something can look when you introduce
influences of colour, and hair is no different really. Vibrant light and colour can accentuate its best
features and bring out so many different dimensions in the structure, shape and texture of hair.’
JC Aucamp, Guy Kremer, Lymington
Hair: Guy Kremer
FLORA
I love taking inspiration from natural beauty, such as flowers and plants, and also animals and insects.
Looking at nature during the different seasons to see how things change is also great for colour
inspiration and adapting new ideas and trends to include in your work. For this image in particular I
was inspired by the colours, shapes and textures of various flowers and wanted to incorporate the
influence of a bright, floral palette into the hair to give it a bold and contemporary feel. For this hair
look I also wanted the hair to be very soft and feminine – like a flower that’s blossomed and looks
pretty during the spring and summer time.’
Neil Barton, Neil Barton Hair
Hair: Neil Barton
adloremter
125

AMETHYST
‘The world around us constantly inspires me and every colour we create can be traced back to an element of
nature. Amethyst Crystal was inspired by the naturally occurring violet tones within the Amethyst gemstone.
Taking its cue from the violet-shaded stone that is known for its purification properties, this style pays homage
to the awesome, often unexpected colours that nature has gifted us over thousands of years. The range of
tones present within any given Amethyst stone inspired the multi-tonal effect of this style, which
demonstrates a blend of white, light pinkish-violet and subtle deep purple tones.’
Jen Linton, Linton & Mac, Aberdeen
Hair: Linton + Mac
Hair: RUSH Hair
SUNSET
I love taking inspiration from aspects of nature and everywhere you look there is beauty and mystique to be seen. For this
particular image I wanted the colour and the gradient variation to take precedence. This was heavily influenced by that red
midnight sky that you only see every so often in the lead up to sunset. I am so intrigued and fascinated by the diverse
colours the sky showcases and I wanted to home in on this mauve, harbour mist hue. When you play around with different
influences it’s incredible to see what you can create.’
Chris Williams, International Colour Director, RUSH
22 focus

SKYLINE
‘The idea for this look came from the ever-changing colours of the sky at dusk and dawn. I love how the
warmth of the sun reflects onto the clouds, creating different shades of gold, orange and pink. I wanted to play
with these hues by placing the deepest at the root as if that was the horizon and then layering tones of peach
and gold through the mid-lengths, leaving the brightest blonde at the ends. The entire look was brought
together by a transparent gold gloss to soften and connect all the shades and add a dreamy effect.’
Jaclyn Smith, Tristan Eves, Petworth
Hair: Tristan Eves
Hair: D&J Ambrose
STONEWORK
‘Things that always catch my eye in nature are broken concrete, weathered stone and watching how
stone starts to change colour when rain falls on it. We shot a fashion movie recently where our muse
had been stripped back to total purity and innocence. We dressed her in a nude-toned dress to create a
blank canvas. From there she emerged into a final, haute couture vision. The hair echoed this purity,
with the shade of natural sands. It symbolises skin, birth, pure untainted innocence and beginnings.
The essence of nature, really.’
Darren Ambrose, D&J Ambrose

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Best of
B ri t
With smooth, gel and
textured finishes Jason Miller
imaginatively expresses the
versatility of a blonde crop.
Hair: Jason Miller @ Charlie Miller,
Edinburgh
Photos: Jason Miller, Charlie Miller
Make-up: Lauren Gollan, Lauren
Gollan Make-up Academy
Digital Assistant: Philip Dickson,
PSD Photography
Short
answers

The hidden wealth that can be
found in derelict buildings was
the inspiration behind the
‘Rags to Riches’ collection.
Hair: Alexander Turnbull
Photo: Jack Eames
Make-up: Tori Bell
Styling: Alexander Turnbull with
Jane Bowler Clothing

Best of
B ri t
“How modern
beauty can be seen
in industrial design”
vision
27

“Step forward into
this enigmatic hair
fashion universe!”
28 vision

Best of
B ri t
Sleek, sophisticated hair design
combined with fascinating
pastel shades and a magnetically
intriguing styling touch.
Hair: Altin Ismaili @ Marc Antoni
Photos: Richard Miles
Photography
Make-up: Katie Moore
Styling: Ellen Spiller
Art Director: Bruno Marc

Inspiration comes from natural
shapes and organic structures
in the team’s ‘Sylvan’ collection.
Hair: Ethos Creative Team
Direction: Adam M Bryant
Photos: Jamie Cowlishaw
Make-up: Racquella Cass
Styling: Ailsa McLaggan

Best of
B ri t
“Strong shapes enhance
great colour contrasts
for a natural texture”
vision
31

Best of
B ri t
An outstandingly
beautiful interpretation
of youthful beauty, captured
in a silent moment of
pensive reflection.
Hair: John Lewis Moore
Photos: Paul Gill
Make-up: Cat Williams
Styling: Sue Fyfe Williams
32 vision

MODA
INT’L
Hair: Cotril
BEYOND THE
FRINGE

Hair: Fudge Professional

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
ALL HAIL THE FRINGE! Long live the fringe! The queen of this season has actually never
stepped down from her throne. The fringe continues to hold the power to astonish and charm.
Short-short is the must trend for this spring (even for him!), but so short that it cannot
possibily go unnoticed. With irregular edges, full and round, long over the eyes, snipped or
curtain-style, they must attract attention. And if not the cut, the color will add oomph: from
the most natural to the most audacious, and everything in between.
VIVA LA FRANGIA, lunga vita alla frangia! Regina di questa stagione, in realtà non
abbandona il trono da tempo ormai. Eppure riesce sempre a stupire e ad affascinare.
Corta corta è il trend must per questa primavera (persino per lui), ma l’importante è che si noti.
Dai bordi irregolari, piena e rotonda, lunga sugli occhi, sfilata o a tendina, deve attirare
attenzione in ogni caso. E se non è il taglio, a donare carattere sarà il colore: dal più naturale
al più audace, passando per i pastelli.
LANG LEBE DER PONY, ein Hoch auf den Pony! Er steht im Mittelpunkt dieser Saison, doch
eigentlich schon seit geraumer Zeit. Schafft er es doch immer wieder zu begeistern und zu
faszinieren. Der absolute Trend für diesen Frühling ist die kurze Variante (auch für ihn), das
Wichtigste ist aber, dass er auffällt. Mit unregelmäßigen Konturen, voll und rund, lang über die
Augen, verrutscht oder ins Gesicht hängend, er muss in jedem Fall Aufmerksamkeit erregen.
Und wenn nicht der Schnitt, dann gibt die Farbe den nötigen Charakter: von natürlich bis
gewagt, die Pastelltöne rauf und runter.
VIVE LA FRANGE ! Longue vie à la frange ! Reine de la saison, même si, en réalité, elle domine
depuis longtemps désormais. Et pourtant, elle parvient toujours à nous étonner, à nous fasciner.
Ultra courte, c’est le must have de ce printemps (même pour lui !) mais, l’important, c’est qu’on
la remarque. Aux bords irréguliers, abondante, arrondie, tombant sur les yeux, effilée ou rideau,
elle doit attirer l’attention. Et si ce n’est pas la coupe, ce sera la couleur qui lui donnera du
caractère : de la plus naturelle à la plus audacieuse, en passant par les tons pastel.
¡VIVA EL FLEQUILLO, larga vida al flequillo! Rey de esta temporada, en realidad no
abandona el trono desde hace tiempo. Y, sin embargo consigue siempre sorprender y fascinar.
Corto corto es la tendencia must para esta primavera (incluso para él), pero lo importante es
que se note. Con bordes irregulares, lleno y redondo, largo sobre los ojos, desfilado o a cortina,
en cualquier caso tiene que llamar la atención. Y si no es el corte, dará carácter el color: del más
natural al más audaz, pasando por los tonos pastel.

Artistic Direction: Angelo Seminara
Photo: Andrew O’Toole
Make-up: Daniel Kolaric
Products: Davines

Hair: Revlon Professional

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: Robert Masciave
Photo: Robert Aguilar
Make-up: Sascha Rai

Hair: Jamie Hill
Photo: Richard Miles
Make-up: Penelope Gwen
Styling: Jamie Hill Salon

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: Detlef Gehlhaar
Photo: John Rawson
Make-up: Susan Voss Redfern
Styling: Tim Hartley

Hair: Angelo Seminara
Photo: Andrew O’Toole
Make-up: Laura Dominique
Styling: Lotta Aspenberg
DARK
INSIDE

Hair: Alan Simpson &
Karen Storr-Simpson
@ Contemporary Hairdressing
Photo: John Rawson
Make-up: Maddie Austin
Styling: Jarred Green

Hair: Anna Pacitto @ Salon Pure/Photo: Ara Sassoonian Hair: Rainbow Room International Artistic Team/Photo: John Rawson Hair & Colour: Viktoriia Vradii/Photo: Tatiana Kizeeva
Artistic Direction & Concept:
Luigi Martini for Sens.ùs
Photo: Mauro Mancioppi
Make-up: Raffaella Tabanelli
Fashion Stylist: Luca Termine
SHORT-SHORT, THICKLY SEPARATED
FOR A TOOTHY GRAPHIC EFFECT.
CONTRASTING OR TECHNICOLOR HUES

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair & Colour:
Rodney Wayne Artistic Team
Photo: Steven Chee
Make-up & Styling: Amy Fiebig

Hair: Elise Antoine
Photo: Weronika Kosinska
Make-up: Izabela Szelagowska
Styling: Waleria Tokarzewska
SOFT
WAVES

Hair: Darren Ambrose
Colour: Clayde Baumann
Photo: Chris Bulezuik
Make-up: Katie Moore & Georgina Scholtz
Styling: Jackie Ambrose

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: Creative Team
Intercoiffure France
Photo: Pascal Latil
Make-up: Mariana Miteva
Styling: Véronique Suchet

ROUGH
Hair:
‘N’ READY
André Delahaigue
for Maniatis Paris
Colour: Pamela Frangopoulos
Photo: Laurent Darmon
Make-up: Aline Schmitt
Styling: Claire Sybille

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: Aline Legoupil
Photo: Weronika Kosinska
Make-up: Izabela Szelagowska
Styling: Waleria Tokarzewska

Hair: Leonardo Rizzo for Alter Ego Italy/Colour: Sharon Cox &
Mario Farinelli for Alter Ego Italy/Photo: Andrew O’Toole
Hair: Elise Antoine/Photo: Weronika Kosinska
Hair: Gen Itoh for TIGI Bed Head/Colour: Warren Boodaghian
for TIGI copyright©olour/Photo: Alex Barron-Hough
Hair: Christophe Gaillet
Photo: Weronika Kosinska

Artistic Direction: Luigi Martini for Sens.ùs/Photo: Mauro Mancioppi
Hair: Cicciput Unse Tratem/Photo: Lorem Ipsum Dolor
Make-up:Adusmater Duretraio/Styling:Bauhaus Riputer
Hair: Cotril
OPEN TO INTERPRETATION, THE
CURTAIN FRINGE IS UPDATED. OR OPTS
FOR JUST ONE BIG-VOLUME BODY

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: Goldwell Color Zoom ‘19
Creative Team
Photo: Ralph Mecke
Make-up: Loni Baur
Styling: Ingo Nahrwold

Art Direction: Bruno Marc
Hair: Altin Ismaili
Photo: Richard Miles Photography
Make-up: Katie Moore
Styling: Ellen Spiller

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: Silas &
Dorothy Tsang - Blushes
Photo: John Rawson
Make-up: Lan Grealis

Hair: Metropolis Hairdressing Art Team
Colour: Ceri Cushen & Katy Brereton
Photo: Robert Masciave
Make-up: Sascha Rai

Art Direction: Bruno Marc
Hair: Marc Antoni Artistic Team
Photo: Richard Miles Photography
Make-up: Katie Moore
Styling: Ellen Spiller

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: Alan Simpson and
Karen Storr-Simpson
@ Contemporary Hairdressing
Make-up: Maddie Austin
Photo: John Rawson
Styling: Jarred Green
MULLET
VIBES

Hair: Gandini Team Hair Stylist
Photo: Paulo Renftle
Make-up: Monica Ricciardi
Styling: Giuseppe Dicecca
Products: Vitality’s

Hair: JPMS Artistic Team
Photo: Ben Cope
Make-up: Fiona Stiles
Styling: Martina Nilsson
Products: Paul Mitchell
BEYOND THE
FRINGE

Hair: ZV Friseurhandwerk
Hair: Essential Looks by Schwarzkopf Professional
Hair: Leonardo Rizzo
for Alter Ego Italy
Colour: Sharon Cox &
Mario Farinelli for Alter Ego Italy
Photo: Andrew O’Toole
Hair: Christophe Gaillet
Photo: Weronika Kosinska

Artistic Direction & Concept: Luigi Martini for Sens.ùs/Photo: Mauro Mancioppi
Make-up: Raffaella Tabanelli/Fashion Stylist: Luca Termine
FRINGES ARE BLOOMING LIKE SPRING
FLOWERS, IN NATURAL OR PASTEL HUES
COMBINED WITH TOUSLED STYLING
Hair: Aline Legoupil/Photo: Weronika Kosinska
Hair: Revlon Professional

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: Scott Frazer Halsey
@ Clipso Watford
Photo: Jamie Blanshard
Make-up: Ellen K Bridger
Styling: Rubina Marchiori

Hair: Gina Conway
Photo: Desmond Murray
Make-up: Jo Sugar
Styling: Lamis Khamis

Hair: James Calabria
@ Franco’s of Canberra
Photo: Sven Kovac
Make-up: Nicole Abelahm
Styling: Emma Lightbown

Hair: Gandini Team Hair Stylist
Photo: Paulo Renftle
Make-up: Monica Ricciardi
Styling: Giuseppe Dicecca
Products: Vitality’s
BEYOND THE
FRINGE

Hair: Goldwell Color Zoom ‘19
Creative Team
Photo: Ralph Mecke
Make-up: Loni Baur
Styling: Ingo Nahrwold

Hair & Colour: Vanessa Giani, Jean-Jaques Ayache,
Martyn Foss-Calder/Photo: Lauret Darmon Hair: Rainbow Room International Artistic Team/Photo: John Rawson
Hair: OMC Prestige Club Creative Team/Photo: Ignat Shumilin
Hair: Rainbow Room International Artistic Team
Photo: John Rawson/Make-up: Maddie Austin/Styling: Claire Frith
PERFECTLY ROUNDED. TOO PREDICTABLE?
NOT IF THERE IS A HEFTY HUE OR FEISTY
CONTRASTS TO KEEP THINGS INTERESTING.

BEYOND THE
FRINGE
Hair: ZV Friseurhandwerk

Hair & Colour:
Rodney Wayne Artistic Team
Photo: Steven Chee
Make-up & Styling: Amy Fiebig
VINTAGE
ECHOES

Hair: Artistic Team Vog Coiffure
Geoffrey Tentiller, Alexandra Dieu,
Florent Debruxelles
Photo: Weronika Kosinska
Make-up: Izabela Szelagowska
Styling: Waleria Tokarzewska
Products: L’Oréal Professionnel,
Kérastase

Hair: JPMS Artistic Team
Photo: Ben Cope
Make-up: Fiona Stiles
Styling: Martina Nilsson
Products: Paul Mitchell
BEYOND THE
FRINGE

Congratulations to the
2019
NAHA WINNERS
The North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) celebrated its 30th anniversary in Long Beach, California,
recognizing the vision, skill and passion of the USA & Canada beauty professionals and artists who entered this
prestigious photographic competition. The esteemed event was held Saturday, January 26th at the Long Beach
Convention Center during ISSE, a first in the award show’s 30-year history. NAHA celebrates the industry’s
leading talent and features 16 categories of excellence across hair, make-up, and nail artistry, including the
coveted Hairstylist of the Year Award! Here’s our tribute to the best of the best in North America – for a
complete overview of 2019 NAHA, please visit www.esteticamagazine.com
I North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) hanno celebrato il 30° anniversario a Long Beach, in California,
premiando vision, abilità e passione dei professionisti e artisti della bellezza americani e canadesi che hanno
partecipato a questo prestigioso concorso fotografico. L’evento si è tenuto sabato 26 gennaio presso il Long
Beach Convention Center durante ISSE, per la prima volta nei 30 anni di storia del premio. NAHA celebra i
talenti leader del settore e presenta 16 categorie di eccellenza capelli, trucco e nail, incluso l’ambito premio
Hairstylist of the Year! Ecco il nostro contributo al meglio del meglio del Nord America - per una panoramica
completa dei NAHA 2019: www.esteticamagazine.com
Die North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) feierten ihr 30-jähriges Bestehen in Long Beach, Kalifornien und
würdigten damit die Vision, das Können und die Leidenschaft der amerikanischen und kanadischen Fachleute
und Schönheitskünstler, die an diesem prestigeträchtigen Fotowettbewerb teilnahmen. Die angesehene
Veranstaltung fand am Samstag, den 26. Januar, im Long Beach Convention Center während der ISSE statt,
einer Premiere in der 30-jährigen Geschichte der Award-Show. NAHA würdigt die besten Talente der Branche
und umfasst 16 Kategorien für Spitzenleistungen in den Bereichen Haare, Make-up und Nagelkunst, darunter
den begehrten Hairstylist of the Year Award! Hier ist unsere Hommage an die Besten der Besten in Nordamerika
– für einen vollständigen Überblick über die NAHA 2019, besuchen Sie bitte www.esteticamagazine.com.
Les North American Hairstyling Awards (les NAHA) ont célébré leur 30e anniversaire à Long Beach, en
Californie, en récompensant la vision, l’expertise et la passion des professionnels et des artistes de la beauté
américains et canadiens qui ont participé à ce prestigieux concours de photo. L’évènement s’est tenu le
samedi 26 janvier auprès du Long Beach Convention Center au cours des ISSE, grande première en 30 ans
d’histoire du prix. Les NAHA rendent hommage aux grands talents du secteur et présentent 16 catégories
d’excellence de la coiffure, du maquillage et des ongles, y compris le prix très convoité du Meilleur coiffeur de
l’année ! Voici notre contribution au meilleur de l’Amérique du Nord. Pour un panorama complet des NAHA
2019, rendez-vous sur www.esteticamagazine.com.
Los North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) celebraron su 30º aniversario en Long Beach, California,
reconociendo la visión, el talento y la pasión de los profesionales de la belleza de USA y Canadá que se
presentaron a esta prestigiosa competición fotográfica. El magno evento tuvo lugar el sábado 26 de enero en
el Long Beach Convention Center durante la feria ISSE, por primera vez en los 30 años de historia de los
premios. NAHA premia al talento más destacado de la industria a través de 16 categorias incluyendo cabello,
maquillaje y uñas, destacando el distinguido premio Hairstylist of the Year! Este es nuestro tributo a los mejores de
la peluquería norteamericana – para una visión completa de los NAHA 2019, visite www.esteticamagazine.com

HAIRSTYLIST OF THE YEAR
JULIE VRIESINGA @ Salon Entrenous
Photo: Paula Tizzard/Styling: Julie Vriesinga/Make-up: Florenica Taylor

AVANT GARDE
MICHELLE O’CONNOR @ Salon by In Style JCP
Photo: Roberto Ligresti/Styling: Nikko Kefalas/Make-up: Joanne Gair

MEN’S HAIRSTYLIST OF THE YEAR
PETE GOUPIL
Photo: Jordan Holloway/Styling: Alicia Leclerc /Make-up: Marika D’Auteuil

HAIRCUTTING
LORI ZABEL @ Dop Dop Salon
Photo: Babak/Styling: Pascal et Jeremie/Make-up: Marie-Laure Larrieu & Gwendoline Carcal

HAIRCOLOR
CHRYSTOFER BENSON
Photo: John Rawson/Styling: Hannah Leigh/Make-up: Danielle Donahue

STYLING & FINISHING
SARAJANE MAPLES @ Studio Sage
Photo: Daryna Barykina/Make-up: Jill Rae Bogers

NEWCOMER STYLIST OF THE YEAR
JESSE ERVIN @ Civello Salon
Photo: Natasha Gerschon/Make-up: Hassan Haque

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International Image and Integral Aesthetics Exhibition
Hairdressing · Aesthetics
Make-Up & Nails · Natural Cosmetic
Micro-Pigmentation · Barber Area
18-20
OCT
2019
MADRID - SPAIN
ONLY
PROFESSIONALS
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Sugar
and spice!
British hairdressing is a meeting of equals in every sense.
There is nothing a man can do better than a girl... and here
are 4 hair champions who illustrate that fact so beautifully!
LINDA EVANS - THE MULTI-TASKER
PR, PA, copywriter, makeup artist and now blogger, Linda Evans has managed to
diversify her long career in the hairdressing industry to feed her own passion and
creativity, although she is probably best-known for her close working relationship
with Anthony Mascolo, as well as her enduring support of Tony Rizzo and
Alternative Hair
“As long as I can remember fashion and image have been absolutely important to me,
so working in the hairdressing industry ‘for eternity’, has been my perfect career,
enabling me to do so many diverse things. The fact I’ve never actually cut hair is
remarkable considering the number of step by steps I’ve written! I’m generally good
under pressure and can switch from PR to PA, to makeup artist when I have to and,
as most people who know me agree, I love talking, so being host of the Alternative
Hair Show is my dream job! I believe you should share what you know, so I’ve
recently started a blog: Behind the Woman, targeting middle-aged (& older) women
with ideas on makeup, hair and beauty and wellness.” Linda Evans
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Art Direction: Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck; Hair: TONI&GUY International Artistic Team
SACHA MASCOLO-TARBUCK - THE GLOBAL TREND CREATOR
Following time in the salon, and success as part of the International Artistic team,
travelling globally for shows and seminars, Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck has worked her
way up in the family business to her current position as Global Creative Director of
TONI&GUY and label.m.
“After being born into a family long associated with hairdressing, I’ve always been
adamant to follow in my father’s footsteps. 28 years ago, I began working as an
assistant and stylist at our Sloane Square salon, and then started learning the trade as
an educator at the academy. This brought me into the world of session styling, where
I joined the International Artistic Team and worked as a show director, travelling
globally heading shows and seminars. In 2001, I began learning the business side of
the brand with my father. It was his drive, passion and vision that made TONI&GUY
the brand it is today. As Global Creative Director, I’ve led session teams at Fashion
Week, delivered the brand’s creative collections and overseen the production of our
annual look book. It was my personal passion for the fashion industry that lead me to
form a partnership with the BFC 14 years ago. With that came the brand’s Official
Sponsorship of London Fashion Week and other projects such as the Vogue Fashion
Fund. I’m lucky to have such a fantastic Artistic Team who support my vision and
allow my father’s legacy to live on.” TONI&GUY and label.m Global Creative Director,
Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck

SALLY BROOKS - THE IMAGE QUEEN
Sally Brooks is the current British Hairdresser of the Year for the second consecutive
year - and the first women to win the title in more than 11 years.
“I have been incredibly lucky to work with some amazing people throughout my
career, including Antoinette Beenders and Angelo Seminara while I was working at
the Trevor Sorbie salon, and of course Trevor himself. And now with my Brooks &
Brooks salon I have an incredible team who inspire me every day.With my collections,
I love simplicity and creating a moment in time. I love it when the hair, clothes and
photography become one and allows each to shine. Hairdressing is evolving and we
have to embrace that. I am constantly pushing my creativity and creating something
that is innovative and fresh. As an industry we want to be moving forward, not
looking back. I am lucky that I love all of my working days and respect every day.
However I do love a glass of wine at the end of a long day with my team!” Sally Brooks
Hair: Sally Brooks, British Hairdresser of the Year 2018

Hair: Fudge Professional
TRACY HAYES - THE COLOUR EXPERT
Tracy Hayes is the Global Head of Technical Training for Fudge Professional whose
main role is to build awareness around the Fudge Professional colour portfolio range.
“I’ve worked closely with the R&D team to re-launch both the Paintbox range and
more recently Headpaint. I’m also responsible for educating colourist educators from
around the world and presenting seminars and shows internationally. As a brand,
Fudge is also active within the fashion world, so I’ll often be working closely with
designers to create complementary colour techniques on wefts and wigs that work
seamlessly with each bespoke collection. Much of my career was as the Vidal Sassoon
UK Creative Colour Director and I’d be responsible for coaching and mentoring the
internationally renowned colour teams. I’m also a regular judge at the British
Hairdressing Awards for the colour category. My daily schedule at Fudge is eclectic
and varies from creating bespoke looks on exclusive clientele to educating in
international academies around the world. I can be shooting hair collections one day,
working on editorial shoots with magazines, whilst also collaborating with top
international session stylists, artists and designers. I am very fortunate to have always
been surrounded by amazing, inspiring people and count myself lucky to have
worked with some of the world’s greatest talents. I still enjoy every moment in this
fabulous industry as if it was my first.” Tracy Hayes
business
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Curate,
create, educate
Hair brand Revlon Professional launches a seat of
educational excellence: its UK & Ireland Academy in Leeds.
In association with Westrow Academy and housed within the second floor of its prestigious Westrow House Academy on
Briggate in the heart of Leeds city centre, this innovative 1,500 sq ft space heralds a ten-year partnership that will offer
the Revlon Professional and American Crew technical education teams, National Artistic Ambassadors, American Crew
All Stars and brand affiliates unrivalled education in a state-of-the-art-setting. The bespoke space, which has been
developed and designed to meet the evolving educational needs of the brand, boasts a cutting-edge design that while
unique to the brand, also works in synergy with the Westrow Academy. Fully equipped, interactive and digital, this
innovative space has been designed to allow Revlon Professional’s brand partners in the UK and beyond to curate, create
and educate. With a focus on technical agility, the academy also boasts a new ‘Revlon Professional Colour Bar’ alongside
a backwash area designed for rituals and relaxation with mood enhancing lighting and accent walnut features for a
contemporary, premium feel.
The new Leeds academy is the perfect environment in which to encourage raw talent to flourish into creative excellence.
“Revlon Professional Education allows you to explore new territories and maximize your talent to create boldly,” explains
Nick Riley – Head of Education Revlon Professional. “Through training and upgrading you will expose, in a perfect
equation, your own ideas, your potential and your accomplishments for your professional success. We have a superb
interactive education curriculum which is easy to navigate which helps you to find your perfect courses to allow you to
grow and flourish.” Nick goes on to explain that the interactive brochure is sectioned into four chapters, from Discovery
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through to Evolve, then to Elevate with the final chapter being Advanced. Each chapter has an array
of courses which allows students to map their pathway towards their ultimate educational goals.
In a further coup for the brand, Mark Leeson, one of the most prolific hairdressers in the world
with a career spanning 35 years, has recently been appointed its Global Artistic Ambassador for
Revlon Professional. Known for his creative and colour excellence, Mark is the obvious choice for a
brand which is committed to inspiring and supporting hair professionals.“We are thrilled that Mark
Leeson has taken such a creatively important role at Revlon Professional,” commented Lisa Jackson,
General Manager Revlon Professional Brands UK & Ireland. “His creativity combined with his
interest in inspiring colourists and hairdressers through education, platform shows and collections,
signals a really exciting time ahead for Revlon Professional".
Hair: Mark Leeson
for Revlon Professional
Photo: Richard Mile
Make-up: Nikki Wolff
Styling: M&R

Mark
Leeson
In our exclusive
Q&A, the newly
appointed
Global Artistic
Ambassador for
Revlon Professional
talks colour, care,
style, finish and, of
course, education!
What are you bringing to Revlon Professional Education that is different in 2019?
“Revlon Professional education is really important to the Mark Leeson team, to start with we are
delivering 40-45 days of education using the Revlon Professional Colour Portfolio. When putting the
education together we were determined to offer courses that we as salon owners would want to send
our own teams on. Offering tangible information and skills that students could take back to their own
salons and actually use and quantify. Within this we are creating S/S and A/W Collections focusing
more on accessible, ready to wear hair, with wearable looks our clients are want.”
How is education relevant to those who are qualified but building their columns and colour base?
“I find colour placement is key to building a busy column and a very important skill to learn at the
start of every colourist’s career. Trends, new technologies and techniques are essential, but for me
with every hair cut, the focus point is the colour and making a client the best version of themselves.
When doing photographic work (which we will be using to aid the courses) you see a 1D image.
But when you’re on a course and you have the educator at your side you are seeing a 360 view of the
colour placement (back, sides, face framing) and watching the look evolve, which in my opinion is
paramount to becoming an expert colourist. What’s lovely is we have a really strong and beautiful
portfolio of Revlon Professional colour and I think its healthy and essential to widen your horizon
from the salon floor and learn how other experts use colour and personalise to each customer.”
Why do you think it’s important to create a gorgeous finish to showcase your colour?
“Hair is the crowning glory, you wear it everyday and the ultimate finish is what makes the client feel
special. It’s important to show the client exactly how amazing their hair can look and the products
used to achieve this, giving them the ability to re-create at home. I always say the best hairdressers
are the ones that listen; asking what clients like and want to do with their hair is as important as
asking what they don’t like to be able to give them their best hair possible.”
What is the most important thing an educator can do on a course to make it successful?
“Planning! Set out the day with the students letting them know exactly the skills they will be taking
back to the salon. Patience, I can still get nervous when I’m educating even though I’ve done it for
over 35 years so I always empathise with the students and make them feel relaxed and ready to learn.
Reminding them why they are on the course and listen to their needs on the course.”
What would your one piece of advice to a student coming on one of your courses?
“The advice I would give is to make notes, and take advantage of being with that expert by asking as
many questions as you need - remember to draw from their experience as it’s really easy to
completely focus on the hair and forget to ask the questions.

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Digital
stories
The Estetica global digital network was born
over twenty years ago to tell your stories.
To all the professionals who want to emerge:
believe in digital, we’ve got your backs.
Matteo Franceschini Beghini
Digital Executive Manager / EsteticaNetwork
Raise your hand if you still have doubts about using the Internet to talk passionately about your work.
If any of you have your hand up, you may be very surprised to know that there are, in fact, very few of
you who fall into that category.
It’s true, although nowadays it seems almost impossible to image that just a little over a decade ago
things were so completely different: Facebook had just be invented by a young Californian; Instagram at
the time was going to be called “Burbn” and was to be used to make reservations rather than photos.
Twitter existed, but with no trending topics. The top-of-the-range mobile phone was the iPhone 3 with a
camera lens resolution that today's selfie-obsessed generation would laugh at. Netflix rented DVDs and
Alexa was pure science-fiction.
Given that the world has changed unrecognisably in just ten years, it was inevitable that there would
also be a revolution in communications. Today, the idea of not having a dedicated social network profile
is almost inconceivable, except perhaps for those who deliberately and consciously avoid participating
in online forums. These days, human interaction occurs in exactly the same way as it has done for
Millennia: the communications evolution has passed through speech, writing, on paper then in print,
radio, telephone, TV... all the way through to the web and social media tools that we enjoy today. This is
a technological evolution that, like many others, has created a new model in human interaction. And
wherever there is a new medium of communicating, there's also a new way to tell stories. It may be our
own or belongs to your audience, describing personalised passion, profession and creativity.
Our magazine latched onto this trend very early on: just think that the web as we know it today (www.)
went public in 1993 and the domain-name of our first website (estetica.it) was registered in 1996.
In our industry today, the Estetica Magazine digital network is the widest and most diversified in the
world: no other publisher can boast a diffusion of continually updated content that covers 20 specialised
national portals, each in the local language- from the United States and Brazil to China and Indonesia, as
well as all major European nations. We have the same number of Facebook pages, with hundreds of
thousands of professionals who follow our publications in every corner of the globe. Our official
Instagram account is followed by more than 200,000 hair-lovers, to whom we offer up to 14 new posts
daily, generating an engagement rate that is unmatched across the professional hair sector. Speaking to
such a vast international public of hairdressing professionals of stylists, distributors, manufacturers and
educators means that we take our responsibilities very seriously.
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The current rampant buzz of “Influencer Marketing”, means
that we at EsteticaNetwork have discovered a new way to
perform a job that we have already been carrying out for
decades,: firstly in print and then and then over the past
twenty years real time via the digital world. It's a job with a dual-purpose: to keep our professional
readers up to date on everything that happens in the global world of hairdressing, while guaranteeing
that each and every one of them has a secure and reliable source detached from a digital world blighted
by fake news which people diffuse in the hope of collecting a few more followers or click-throughs.
So this is a promise that goes beyond the commitment that we renew daily: whoever works in the digital
world like we do has to crunch numbers every day, sometimes more than once a day.
As 2019 begins, it's been a great satisfaction for us to discover how successful our digital platforms
continue to be and to share with our readers the phenomenal statistics showcased in the box below.
Above all they confirm the promise we have always made to our readers: follow us as you have always
done and we will continue to share fantastic and uplifting stories from the world of hairdressing with
the passion and integrity which we are known worldwide. So tell us your stories on Instagram, on
Facebook, on the web; write to us, tag us, engage with us on your digital journey and we will always be
there for you: side-by-side with the people who create beauty - the hairdressers of the world.
201,000 followers 2,412,218 likes
in 2018 for 3,300 posts published
1,760,174 views of InstaStories published
The Italian Estetica Facebook page is the one with
the most followers: +232k to date.
The best content of 2018 reached nearly 870,000
people and developed more than 25,000
interactions among users.
The main portal of the Estetica Network (estetica.it)
began 2019 with an encouraging 50% increase in
visits. The objective for 2019 is to extend this
success to all the group's portals worldwide.

director; Angelo Seminara, 2019 International
Hairdresser of the Year; and Lluís Llongueras,
named 2019 International Hair Legend Award.
Best in the World!
The first-ever International Hairdressing Awards take place in place
in Madrid, with an inspiring runway show & awards ceremony!
Jim Shaw (UK), Steven Smart (UK), Sylvestre Finold (France/UK), Saco Hair (UK) and Angelo Seminara (Italy/UK) are the
five winners of the 2019 International Hairdressing Awards. Famous Spanish hairdresser Lluís Llongueras was recognized
with the International Hair Legend award, receiving a standing ovation from the thousand professionals from 30 different
countries who attended the great night of the global hairdressing. The event was hosted by Mikel Luzea, Founder and
Director of the International Hairdressing Awards, while the awards ceremony was presented by Sergi Bancells, International
Below, left to right: Mikel Luzea, IHA founder and
2019 International Hairdressing Awards
finalists, jury, runway teams, sponsors,
and VIP guests gather for an historic image!
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Mikel Luzea Beauty Underground
Revlon Professional
Toni&Guy
Editorial Director at Estetica Magazine. Sponsored by Revlon, Revlon Professional, Salon
Look-IFEMA and Estetica as global media sponsor, the event included an amazing runway
show featuring 7 renowned hair teams: Beauty Underground, Mikel Luzea, Revlon
Professional Global Artistic Team, Sanrizz, Sassoon, Toni&Guy and X-Presion. Get all
the action, videos & many more at our website + @esteticamagazine Instagram page!
X-Presion
MEET ALL 2019 IHA WINNERS!
Jim Shaw – Best International Men’s Commercial Collection
Steven Smart – Best International Women’s Commercial Collection
Sylvestre Finold – Best International Avant-Garde Collection
Saco Hair – International Artistic Team of the Year
Angelo Seminara – International Hairdresser of the Year
Sanrizz

FUDGE
PROFESSIONAL
Colour: Sophie Maccorquodale
for Fudge Professional
Cut & Style: Dean Bradwell
for Fudge Professional

COLOUR FORMULAS
Initial hair colour: natural depth 6.0
Dark Blonde Previous Copper Tint
on mid length and ends
Formula A: Headpaint 20g 6.4 + 40g
77.43 + Catalyst Crème Developer 3%
Formula B: Headpaint 40g 77.43 +
Catalyst Crème Developer 6%
Formula C: Speed + & Catalyst Crème
Developer 6%
Formula D: Headpaint 10g 99.43 +
Catalyst Crème Developer no lift
5
6
1
2
3
4
11
7
12
Unlimited colour
possibilities from
Headpaint - packed
with naturally
derived ingredients
for body, texture
and beautiful shine
8
13
CUT
1. Take a triangle section
from the middle parting to
the back of the ear. Leave out
the perimeter in line with the
eyebrow. To create the back
section take a section from the
occipital bone to the back
of the ear, then join the sides
into the front perimeter.
2/3. Cut a guide through the
perimeter starting at the sides
then working around the
head in a circular motion.
4. Create a halo section leaving
out the middle area.
5. Work your way up the back
of the head in horizontal sections.
Using the natural fall, create a
weight line at the back in line
with the jaw.
6. Work in horizontal sections
up one side, following your
guideline from step one.
Repeat on opposite side.
7. Take a vertical 1cm wide
section from the back to use
9
10
as your guide. Pull the hair up 90
degrees and use the short length
as a guide to cut a square layer.
COLOUR
8. Following the sectioning pattern
of the hair cut take the whole back
disconnection as one section.
Divide the front area (cut shorter)
into five sections. Five sections: a
small triangle through the centre
parting, two very fine triangles
below on the front hair line and
two rectangles following the head
shape around the ear.
9. Apply Formula A to the
back section, starting from the
roots and continuing through
to the mid lengths and ends.
10. Apply Formula B to the side
sections starting at the roots and
continuing through to the mid
lengths and ends.
11. Apply Formula B to the
root area of the two fine triangles,
followed by applying Formula
C onto the mid lengths and ends.
12. Finally apply Formula D
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