Showing posts with label Hair News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hair News. Show all posts

Friday, August 20, 2010

Hair Styles



Whether you invested a lot of time and money visiting a professional colorist or bought a hair color kit for less than $10.00 at the drugstore, you probably want to maximize your color results and keep if fresh and vibrant looking as long as possible. Although it is inevitable that colored hair sprouts roots or the color will fade, it has been proven that there are several things anyone can do to help extend the life of their hair color or highlights. Keep in mind that all of the red hues will fade the fastest with the darker colors fading the slowest. (Image above from Goldwell - Orbital Color - all rights reserved - GoldwellUSA).
Follow these easy tips to maintain your hair's gorgeous new color:
1. Wait 24-48 hours after your last shampoo before the color is applied. The natural buildup of hair oils will help the color grab better for a deeper and longer lasting hue concentration.
2. Allow 48 hours or longer to pass after the color is applied and washed out to resume your normal shampoo cycle.
3. Avoid shampooing colored or highlighted hair in hot water. Cool water is best for colored hair followed by a cuticle closing colder water rinse. If you can't stand cool or cold water, use lukewarm water.


4.Barbara, who's a senior educator with Paul Mitchell Systems and author of 5 Minute Fun Finishes and 5 Minute Updos, pointed out that the majority of hair dressers want to work with their customers offering the best possible color options according to their financial constraints.
Barbara explained that when she is approached with tight budgetary consideration for achieving color, she suggests a number of treatment options that range from very simple and limited face framing ribbons of color to more extensive random highlights applied "like a field of flowers".

Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Hair News



Nick Arrojo
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(New York) Celebrity hair stylist Nick Arrojo has signed with NBC's Peacock Productions for an upcoming reality series currently in development. The announcement was made today by Sharon Scott, Executive Vice President of Peacock Productions.
Arrojo, previously of TLC's hit show "What Not to Wear," is an acclaimed stylist and educator in the business. His work is regularly featured in fashion magazines, and he's a regular stylist at New York fashion shows and a regular guest for hair-related news stories on NBC and ABC.
In 2003, he formed ARROJO education; and in 2007, he successfully launched the ARROJO product.
His first book, Great Hair, a self-help hairstyling handbook providing every woman with secrets for looking fabulous and feeling beautiful, was released in October 2008.
Born in Manchester, England, Arrojo's career began as a Vidal Sassoon apprentice. He won the prestigious Young Hairdresser of the Year Award and, at 21, became Vidal's youngest ever Assistant Creative Director.
After 20 years in the industry, including stints as Creative Seminar leader for Wella International and Director of Education for Bumble and Bumble, New York, he opened ARROJO studio in Manhattan's SoHo district in 2001.
About Peacock Productions
Peacock Productions is an award-winning, nonfiction production company that combines the editorial expertise, technical resources and seasoned production talent of NBC News to offer a wide-range of programming to broadcast, cable and digital entities with worldwide reach.