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Month: August 2012

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35620

L’Oréal Professionnel :
partnership with Central Saint Martins College

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It all started in 2001, when L’Oréal Professionnel and the world famous Central saint Martins College of Art and Design forged an exciting partnership to nurture cutting edge talent. The aim was to recognise and promote the way hair and fashion have been historically linked and to combine up-and-coming creative fashion talent with the hairdressing stars of tomorrow. Over the years the list of talented designers graduating at the BA show has included some of the biggest names in fashion today. Due to the amazing success of the project, this unique relationship is now celebrating 12 years and a L’Oréal Professionnel Portfolio session team of talented young hairdressers styled the hair for the Central Saint Martins BA Show. The show raised the bar again this year, with a spectacular catwalk in the glassed-in street at the new Granary Building in Kings Cross. It introduced a number of fashion’s future names to know: Erin Hawkes won the L’Oréal Professionnel Designer of the Year Award with her strong collection of graffiti denim, bomber jackets and apron skirts all layered up to creative the perfect outfit for a hip hop nun. Other names to watch are runners up Alan Lee and Serena Gilli, while Natalia Mencej’s collection stole the show with a parade of hip hop pugs accompanying her collection of blingy tracksuits. Best in class was Drew Henry from South Africa, whose graphic minimalist collection had everyone buzzing even before the big show. The designs were amazingly daring and creative and L’Oréal Professionnel is delighted to enable talent from the hairdressing industry to work alongside their fashion contemporaries.
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Face of Essex: a real jewel

Face of Essex
Essex-based Uppercut hair group held its annual competition The Face of Essex grand final ceremony recently, where Ruby Cooke beat 29 other beauties to the top spot. Ruby was selected by a panel of judges which included Uppercut owner Trevor Vale; TOWIE twins Dino and Georgio Georgides; Mark Sweetingham, editor of the Romford Recorder; and Gemma Gurvitz from Talent Talks agency. Ruby walked away with more than £ 2,000 worth of prizes including a modelling contract and a year’s worth of free hairdressing.
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35601

ANDREW BARTON, UK:
another 10 years younger

Andrew BartonAndrew Barton has rejoined the hit TV makeover show, 10 years younger, as it returns for a new series. As resident hairdresser on the show for eight years – a period which saw the show exported around the world to millions of viewers – Andrew is pleased to be back on the panel as the show relaunches on You Tube. Andrew will be on hand, as ever, to give his expert advice n all things hair as part of the show’s makeover team.
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SHERRI JESSEE, USA:
Collections

MANY MOODS OF MING
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Hair and Make-up: Sherri Jessee
Photo: Roberto Ligresti
 
RED CARPET RUNWAY
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Hair and Make-up: Sherri Jessee
Photo: Jason Setiawan
 
INCREDIBLE CARA
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Hair and Make-up: Sherri Jessee
Photo: Roberto Ligresti
 
ANDREIA’S OPTIONS
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Hair and Make-up: Sherri Jesse
 
TEXTURE IN THE BLONDE ROUGH
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Hair and Make-up: Sherri Jessee
 
TANTALIZING TE-ARA
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Hair and Make-up: Sherri Jessee
Photo: Roberto Ligresti
 
SIMPLE SOFISTICATION
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Hair and Make-up: Sherri Jessee
Photo: Roberto Ligresti
 
LAUREN BARNETTE
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Hair and Make-up: Sherri Jessee
Photo: Brad Lovell
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35611

L’Oréal Professionnel e Rowenta
presentano Steam Pod

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Steam Pod
Per la prima volta, 2 marchi di livello mondiale uniscono le loro competenze per creare un rivoluzionario strumento: Steampod. Risultato di collaborazione tra L’ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL e ROWENTA, Steam Pod è la prima piastra professionale attivata dal vapore a pressione continua. La tecnologia di Steam Pod, associata ai nuovi prodotti L’Oréal Professionnel alla Pro-Keratina, offre risultati impeccabili. La PRO-KERATINA è una molecola sintetica simile alla Keratina naturale e ne imita le caratteristiche; è un’ associazione unica di amino acidi per rinforzare la fibra capillare dalla radice alle punte. ll VAPORE evita lo shock termico e non altera la percentuale naturale di acqua presente nel capello. La Pro-Keratina presente nella formula dei nuovi prodotti Steam Pod penetra all’interno della fibra grazie all’azione del vapore ad alta pressione attivato dalla piastra professionale.
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35328

HARMONY, Espana: Formacion

FORMACIÓN HARMONY EN VALENCIA:
CURSO DE ESTRUCTURA DE UÑAS,
LIMADO Y FRANCESA PERFECTA GEL Y ACRÍLICO
 
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Durante tres días, del 26 al 28 de Mayo, el Hotel Expo de Valencia fue el epicentro de la mejor formación en uñas. Tres intensas jornadas para aprender, con propiedad, a saber construir una uña con una estructura perfecta, limado y francesa. Los artífices del curso, el italiano Antonio Sacripante, junto con las técnicas internacionales HARMONY, María Moreno, responsable de formación de la firma en España y Portugal, y Carmen Gamero. El curso, dirigido a educadoras y futuras educadoras HARMONY, así como a técnicos que querían subir de nivel en su sistema de trabajo, congregó en Valencia a una veintena de profesionales de las uñas, llegados desde Suiza, Lleida, Barcelona, la propia provincia del Turia, Alicante, Albacete, Granada, Sevilla, Huelva, Almería, Santander, Zaragoza, Murcia y León. ¿Por qué se ha desarrollado este curso? “Pocos profesionales saben realizar una buena construcción. La mayoría, aunque tengan experiencia en hacer uñas muy bonitas de salón, nunca se han formado en estructura. Y, la estructura, es lo que diferencia a unos profesionales de otros”, explicaba María Moreno. Además, si cualquier profesional desea presentarse a una competición, ha de realizar una estructura perfecta. La francesa, por otra parte, resulta ser uno de los estilos más demandados en los salones y en competiciones. “Hemos enseñado técnicas de control de producto para hacer francesas bien definidas, equilibradas, con una sonrisa correcta, sin sombras, así como técnicas de aplicación, que faciliten el trabajo en perfección y rapidez”, matizaba María. El limado, además, resulta muy importante. “Un buen sistema, a la hora de limar, con la técnica correcta, ayuda y facilita considerablemente un buen y perfecto acabado”, enfatizaba la Directora Técnica española. “HARMONY enseña un sistema de trabajo único, elaborado por técnicos muy especializados y preparados al más alto nivel químico y técnico por Estados Unidos”. Y, esta calidad formativa se nota, porque el profesional HARMONY destaca por encima de otros salones especialistas en uñas. Quien conoce la marca, se “engancha”.
 
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34449

Michelle Thompson-Francesco Group:
Party and Summer Collections (UK)

Mizani Party Collection
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Hair: Michelle Thompson – Francesco Group for Mizani
Make-up: Pauline Briscoe
Clothes: Lovisa Toll at Front Row London
Photo: Joseph Sinclair
 
Mizani Summer Collection
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Hair: Michelle Thompson – Francesco Group for Mizani
Make-up: Pauline Briscoe
Clothes: Lovisa Toll at Front Row London
Photo: Joseph Sinclair
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