ESTETICA Magazine USA (3/2022)

absorbing any oils or sweat throughout the day.” Joan Novak, master colorist, updates the pixie
blending softer colors and pops of unexpected shades supported by a polished, shiny finish.
The modern wedge, made famous by Olympic skater Dorothy Hamill and Princess Diana, remains
fresh and sassy according to Dee Fortier, Eufora Artistic Director who uses hair color as one way
to update this iconic silhouette. “Classic shapes are timeless and brought to life with bold shades of
coppers and yellow,” Fortier says. “Beautiful healthy hair is vogue, no matter the era.”
When asked for a comment, Garren, famed celebrity hairdresser, style expert, R&Co co-founder and
the inspiration for R&Co BLEU points out that “the mullet, the shag, the pixie and all the other great
haircuts are always in fashion, it just depends on the way you approach it and the exaggeration of the
shape.” Garren, who is credited with chopping Farrah Fawcett’s celebrated feathered and winged face
frame and modernizing Marilyn Monroe’s curls for Madonna’s Vogue Italia cover, adds that “the
choice of cut is never out of style - it’s all about the way you finish the look.” Not surprisingly, Garren
comes up with the perfect parting line about tweaking classic shapes: “This is the time to be an artist.”
It’s the
extraordinary
multi-dimensional
hair color that
makes Eufora’s
Dee Fortier’s
wedge fresh and
Joan Novak’s pixie
contemporary.
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Hair&Photo: Joan Novak
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Hair: Dee Fortier @ Eufora - Photo: Ron Rauto
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