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EDITOR’S LETTER

PROFILE 22 5 MINUTES WITH GRANT

NORTON: Chatting with ghd’s new ANZ Education Manager

36 MOOD BOARD: NZ hairdressers

share their inspirations & favourites for 2020

70 UP CLOSE & CANDID: Jonathan

Andrew talks men’s hair, Fudge love & 2020 trends

INTERNATIONAL 32 PUNK RENAISSANCE: By Ken Picton Art Team

44 NU:GIRL: By Leonardo Rizzo 72 PRIMARY COLLECTION: By Nathan John Armagnacq

90 INTO THE LIGHT: By Jim Shaw & Daisy Carter

NZ AWARDS 36 FINAL COUNTDOWN: Introducing the Wella NZ TrendVision finalists

98 COMPETITIVE EDGE: The best

in beauty, hair & barbering at The Industry Awards 2019

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FOCUS 40 FOR THE LOVE OF HAIR: Hair affairs for 2020 from top industry insiders

50 SUMMER’S MOST WANTED: Must-

have, lust-have & noteworthy products for the season

82 RUNWAY TO REALITY: Fusing catwalk fashion with cut, colour & style predictions for 2020

BUSINESS 78 FACE-OFF: Michael Beel shares his

insights on keeping your passion and inspiration alive in our industry

102 HOW YOUR BEST CLIENTS CAN

HELP YOU PLAN FOR THE FUTURE: Why your top clients are the key to success

Beauty 114 BEAUTY NEWS FOCUS 120 MOOD BOARD: Beauty insiders and influencers share their inspirations for 2020 and the upcoming decade

124 SPA BUCKET LIST: Our favourite spa escapes from around the globe

126 THE ROUTINE: Ashleigh Scott shares

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130 BOHO BRIDE: Embracing a new age of brides and the products to assist

132 SKIN MANIFESTO: Encouraging you to embrace a new philosophy for 2020

128 Glow Up

APPEARANCE MEDICINE 134 SKIN SUPERSTARS: Dr Catherine Stone’s thoughts on the inaugural Aesthetics 2019 conference

WELLNESS 140 THE BURDEN OF OUR MODERN

WORLD: Dr Karen Coates explores another side to the organic debate

144 HARD HITTING GOALS: The

Essentialists explain how to set goals that will stick for the New Year

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elcome to Headway’s summer issue. It’s time for a new season, a new year and a new decade, bringing excitement, inspiration, a fresh start and a chance to reflect on the year/decade that has been; the highs, the lows, what we’d like to do differently, maybe what we should be doing differently, and giving ourselves a high-five for all the fantastic things we have achieved. To this end, we have included a host of features to set you off on a positive path for 2020. Award-winning hairdresser and educator, Michael Beel, shares his insights on the changing face of the industry and how to keep the passion for your craft alive, while guest columnist Kyra Sproule explains how getting to know your best clients are the key to future business success. Life coach Annabelle Matson explores the art of stressfree reflection, while wellness gurus, Lyndall Mitchell and Shannah Kennedy, share an excerpt from their new book ‘Ignite’, which focuses on hard-hitting goals. Our summer edition theme of ‘Mood’ sees us taking a look at global trends, products, people and places, and how they‘ll set the mood for hair, beauty and fashion in the coming year. ‘For The Love of Hair’ looks at how throw-backs are making a come-back, while ‘Runway To Reality’ unveils the styles predicted to be big throughout 2020. We also interview hair and beauty professionals on their inspirations and favourites for this year and beyond, which makes for an interesting read. Headway’s ‘Mood Board’ feature is one of my personal favourites, as we learn more about what makes our industry insiders tick. This season, we also celebrate talented Kiwis, including the Wella TrendVision New Zealand finalists, and those who achieved outstanding success in the field of business at The Industry Awards 2019, hosted by the NZARH, Kitomba Salon and Spa Software and HITO. Check out all the winners in ‘Competitive Edge’ on page 98 and congratulations to all you amazing salons, stylists, therapists and business owners out there. We hope you enjoy our summer read as much as we enjoyed putting it together. A big thank you to all our fabulous supporters and wishing everyone health, happiness and success for 2020 and beyond.

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e chat with Vivo National Educators Damon Kidd and Chrissy de Mey why the continued refining of your skills can be a lifelong passion, and how the learning landscape in NZ hairdressing is demanding change. Chrissy and Damon explain how Vivo is helping to facilitate a gamechanging education platform for New Zealand hairstylists.

What is your background in the hairdressing industry? Damon: I’ve been in Hairdressing Education for 25 years, starting out with Wella Professionals NZ, eventually becoming the National Education Manager. In 2005 I transferred to Singapore to become Regional Education Manager for Asia/Pacific, responsible for 13 countries in the region. After 5 years, I then moved to Geneva, Switzerland as Global Education Design Manager for Care & Styling, creating and designing education content for seminars, programmes, online platforms. This also involved organising photoshoots for seasonal collections and product launches in various locations around Europe. I then moved into a new role as Global Education Director overseeing all Education design and training for the Prestige and Lifestyle brands. Chrissy: I’ve worked for 32 years as a stylist, and for two decades of this time, hairdressing education as well. I began my career in some of the best salons in London, then toured with MC Hammer’s hair and makeup crew. After 10 years as a guest artist with L’Oreal back in New Zealand, I ran my own salon and also went on to become a featured stylist in editorial and television campaigns. I also have a wide and extensive background in photographic and live hairdressing competitions, recently taking a group of emerging stylists to Hair Expo in Sydney to perform a runway show featuring ten drag queens! As well as a current Regional Manager, I have now been an Educator with Vivo for 3 years as well.

Have training and education always been a passion, and why? D: Education has and always will

be one of my major passions in life. Hairdressing is continually evolving, as new trends emerge they create the need for techniques and products that require inspiring education. C: I’m extremely passionate about education and mentoring roles. Early in my own career, I was offered mentorship that really helped shape me, and I was lucky enough to experience first hand how education and support pushes you to be the best you can be. Now, I want to do the same for young stylists; helping a person progress in their career is a privilege and incredibly rewarding.

Why is education the key to a successful hairdressing career? D: Education pushes you forward, it

enables you to grow as a professional hairstylist and can set you ahead of others, to grow your clientele and build your business. C: Opportunities for growth are incredibly important. As stylists, we spend our days being creative for our clients, and we give so much of ourselves to do this. Education is a chance for stylists to fill their cups, to visualise their capabilities and to realise their full potential.

What do you think the hairdressing industry in NZ requires? D: I feel there is a real need to

nurture and grow our emerging young stylists from within and replenish our exciting industry with new and vibrant talent. C: There is a real skills shortage right now. We need strong training programmes in salons to grow apprentices to help secure the future of salons. We need to refocus, join together and secure a clearer career path for young stylists to want to take. Education is the key to that.

Why is doing something different so important in the model of hairdressing education?

D: Our industry thrives on being

different and so do we. Vivo offers training from a variety of programmes, it’s not a ‘one size fits all’ approach which sets it apart from other models. C: Vivo recognises that our industry needs training programmes at all levels. Not only do we have a comprehensive training programme in place to welcome apprentices, we also have a world class range of training options available to stylists with varying levels of experience. We cover colouring, cutting, consultations, client experience, management tools, social media, career development and many more topics. All programs are available across NZ at no charge to our teams.

What does Vivo offer its stylists that is unique in training and education? C: Vivo is unique on so many different

levels. Teaching our teams to charge their clients what their skills are worth, providing regular and free education across multiple platforms, allowing freedom to be creative and giving us the tools to do that. The many opportunities for career advancement through education is a really big and bold initiative. We work with stylists to develop a career path and then support them to help make it happen. Overseas travel, opportunities for work on stage, mentoring roles, business programmes, personal development, it’s all here. But most importantly, encouragement to become qualified with a side order of pride.

Why did you want to become an Educator with Vivo? D: I firstly wanted to work for Vivo as I was impressed by the scale of the company. The career opportunities and support that Vivo offers to all staff. But mostly, the passion Vivo has for the hair and beauty industry moving forward. C: I’ll admit, initially I wondered would it just be a faceless company! But it has been far from that. I have access to the directors daily. We share ideas, we are encouraged to grow. I have been offered many opportunities that you would not traditionally get with a boutique salon. I want to be the best version of myself I can be and I think Vivo genuinely wants that for me also, and for all of its stylists.

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hair news Love Aura Open your mind to unlimited creative possibilities with Love Aura, the new Color Intensity® collection from Joico Brand Ambassador, Larisa Love. Inspired by the physical and emotional transformation of positive energy and connection, this artistic palette of five whimsical shades will spark a whole new love affair with colour. The five shades - True Lav, Passion Berry, Peri-Wink, Hot Kiss and Mauve Amour are passionate, rich, bold and dynamic. If you’re looking for vibrant colour that lasts through 20 shampoos, a conditioning formula for healthy-looking locks with every application, incredible colour deposit and shine, and a palette you can intermix for limitless artistic options, Love Aura is for you. joico.co.nz

MAGIC IN METALLIC

FRAMAR’s Big Daddy Metallics collection brings a touch of elegance to any salon. Plus, there’s no need to be intimidated by an intense application that requires a ton of brush work. Big Daddy Brushes offer FRAMAR’s acclaimed wide base brush for quicker application and tapered edges for ultimate precision and fine lines – the world’s best colour brushes. cs.co.nz

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Summer Lovin’ Fresh, soft, hydrated hair between washes? Try KEVIN.MURPHY YOUNG.AGAIN DRY CONDITIONER, a weightless spray that nourishes, restores softness and protects against the elements. Perfect for all hair types, textures and lengths. So skip the shampoo one more day. crewdistributors.co.nz

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Double Duty Treat damaged hair with bond repair and protein restructuring thanks to Davines’ new Naturaltech Nourishing system. A combination of patented Biacidic Bond Complex and potent vegan keratin proteins intensively strengthen and repair even extremely damaged hair. Locks are left nourished, stronger and instantly softer, with longlasting shine. be.co.nz

IN THE MIX

Comfortel’s Mova Trolley offers essential hairdressing needs, like a heat-proof expandable workspace with dedicated hair tool holders and easy, wheel hub-less casters. The premium trolley boasts a power board that allows you to operate electrical tools from the back. With only one electrical cord plugged into the wall that controls the power, multiple tools can be used (behind the chair) and no longer at the wall. Available in Classic Silver, Black on Black and Bronze. comfortel.co.nz

Introducing L’Oréal Professionnel Serie Expert POWERMIX coloured treated care additives. Their first express service in-salon to instantly and lastingly revive the intensity of hair colour, these highly concentrated pigments enhance or counteract colour and provide two weeks of extra colour for clients. Currently available in copper, red, brown, gold and violet, mix them up for tailor-made results. lorealprofessionnel.co.nz

GETTIN’ SHAGGY

Tailored Treatment This season, we’re booking a Kérastase Fusio Scrub service. Scrub Energisant uses sea salt to detoxify, remove impurities and product build-up for stronger, healthier hair. Vitamin B6 and Salicylic acid offer anti-inflammatory benefits. Replacing traditional shampoo is Scrub Apaisant, a soothing treatment combatting dryness and flakiness. Cleansing up to 22% more than traditional shampoo, scalp and hair are smoothed and primed for other treatments. kerastase.co.nz

The shag has continued to gain popularity throughout 2019 and there’s no sign it’s going anywhere for 2020. The beauty of the modern shag cut is that it can be as much or as little of a commitment as one wants it to be: short, long, drastic, subtle - the possibilities are endless. We’ve seen some knock-out versions on celebs such as Taylor Swift, Julianne Hough, Halle Berry, Chloe Grace Moretz and Alexa Chung and are loving this creation by Spanish hairdresser, Gonzalo Zarauza.

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Brush Up Y.S Park introduces two new salon staples. Perfect for straightening even the most wildest and thickest heads of hair, Y.S Park Extra Long Styler Boar & Nylon Bristle Brush allows you to finish a blow-dry in half the time, thanks to the super long barrel. The oversized hexagonal handle and ergonomic design for extra grip and total control and slim neck for easy rotation, makes this a hairdressing dream. Also new is the Tortoise Wood Air Vent Cushion Boar Brush, designed to create more tension when drying for added shine. Air vents through the cushion allow hair to circulate when blowdrying for quicker results, and the lightweight wood construction caters for hand ergonomics and non-slip grip. Carbon and Nano-Silver within the wood offers amazing anti-static properties. phb.net.nz

Press Play Play your best hair yet with R+Co CASSETTE Curl Shampoo and Conditioner. This curl-enhancing duo is designed to gently cleanse while maintaining and defining the shape of your curl. Great for taming frizz and adding optimal nourishment and shine without the weight. dateline.co.nz

TOP FORM

A huge congratulations go out to NZ hairdressers and salon owners, Kylie Hayes from Moha Hairdressing and Danny Pato from D&M Hair Design who were announced as finalists in the 2020 International Hairdressing Awards. Danny is nominated for International Hairdresser of the Year, up against legends Angelo Seminara and Sally Brooks, while Kylie’s talents have landed her in the Best International Avant-Garde Collection category. The awards will take place next month in Madrid and we’re superproud of these two Kiwis. ihawards.com

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GAME-CHANGER

Following the launch of the Dyson Airwrap™ styler in New Zealand, Dyson has introduced a sleek black/ purple edition of the unique wet-to-dry styling tool. The award-winning Dyson Airwrap™ styler uses jets of air allowing you to achieve complete styling versatility; from voluminous curls, natural waves and smooth blow-dry finishes, without extreme heat. “The Dyson Airwrap™ styler is completely changing the hair game,” says Michael Beel, Dyson styling ambassador.

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HIGH-TECH

Introducing the iQ Peretto, direct from Italy. Distributor, Dateline Imports, says no dryer has ever been so light, so hot or so powerful in hairdressing history. With 12 possible speed/heat configurations, a memory function that recalls previous settings, an Auto-Diagnosis System to detect operating problems, a digital display and active, antibacterial technology, this is one intelligent dryer. dateline.co.nz

Alice Springs We love ELEVEN Australia’s latest campaign, Alice Springs, set in the heart of Australia’s red centre. “The outback, with its sunburnt landscapes, rich red dunes and deep blue sky was the perfect backdrop to bring the colour of ELEVEN to life,” says photographer and co-creative director, Andrew O’Toole. Each look created encompasses elements of texture, movement and fluidity found in the Australian desert. Think effortless bends, lived-in textures and structural shapes. View the collection at elevenaustralia.com

Summer Styling Style right this season with two new picks from Lust Xtra Care Stylers. Lust Flexible Spray has a strong resistance to humidity and helps shape, control and add texture without weighing hair down. Infused with antioxidants and great for fine hair, brushing is made easy without the flakiness. We also love Lust Dry Shampoo which contains anti-fatigue actives. This is your secret weapon in maintaining your style - body, texture and fullness. phb.net.nz

YOUTH POTENTIAL

Discover the fountain of youth with Joico LumiShine® YouthLock, delivering 100% grey coverage in thirteen radiant shades. Joico’s first collagen-infused permanent crème colour revitalises and improves elasticity and hydration. Just one service gives hair renewed bounce, body and shine. Resilience returns, smoothness is restored, and greys gleam. joico.co.nz

INTENSIVE CARE

Dancoly Paris’ Marula range offers five luxe, marula oil-infused products designed to restore and repair for hydrated, smooth, shiny hair. Marula Oil Shampoo, Conditioner, Hair Serum, Mask and LeaveIn Spray are packed with vitamins to nourish, rebuild and condition, while protecting against all kinds of damage. phb.net.nz

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Minutes With Grant Norton Headway chats with the newly appointed ghd Education Manager for Australia & New Zealand

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educators are grounded and motivated to help others achieve the fundamentals and inspire hairdressers to be more creative. Patience and nurturing is a must.

Is there a particular ghd tool you’re obsessed with currently? I am just amazed at the technology of the ghd platinum+ styler. A smart styler with a built-in chip that works to predict and maintain the optimum heat temperature of 185 degrees so that the hair is protected, no matter the speed or

and images to show off the techniques has always been a passion. When I’ve been nominated as a finalist or even won awards for my creativity, I have always held that in high stead and as a great personal achievement. To pick one however, I am most proud of winning an international award for photography at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

What do you think will be big for 2020? Soft L.A. waves will still be a must-look on Insta and will always make clients request this throughout the year.

What are your best tips for success? Work hard, show willingness to learn, and be a team player.

What are you enjoying most about your new role as ghd Education Manager?

What can ghd fans look forward to from the brand for 2020? Premium launches and some incredible new product developments! From an education perspective, as well as insalon training, we’re continuing to build and expand our digital education too. I’m also excited to co-create with our creative artists. We have many events and opportunities across fashion, beauty and more - it’s going to be a big year!

I have enjoyed meeting the ANZ education and sales teams. I am amazed at the structure of the company and the positive energy. There are so many exciting things planned for 2020 in Australia and New Zealand and I can’t wait to be part of the roll-out and success of the campaigns.

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What do you think makes the ghd brand – and range – unique? The tech! The constant technology upgrades, years of development and the commitment the team show day in, day out at the research and development lab in Cambridge to ensure stylists and consumers have the very best tools in their hands. No other brand has this and it leaves competitors for dust. I also love that each individual tool has its own premium identity, features and benefits, and are all supported by a fantastic education team.

What do you think it takes to be a great educator? Education is everything. It supports salons and helps hairdressers understand the features and benefits of the tools they are using; this knowledge is then passed onto the consumer. I think the best

section size. Think the newest iPhone don’t we all want the very latest?

What’s inspiring you in your work right now? I am inspired and impressed by the styling techniques the education team globally has to offer a stylist through ghd. There are sessions for stylists that are new to ghd that talk to the fundamentals of the tools and brand, and there are sessions with progressive techniques released to support launches and in-salon sales.

What have been some of the biggest highlights of your career? I love creating! Creating hair collections headway.net.nz 23

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COLOUR LOVE De Lorenzo Colour Educator for Australia, Holly Breen, talks product favourites, hair inspirations and the latest De Lorenzo campaign collection delorenzohaircare phbnz

What was your progression in becoming a colour brand educator and what have been some of the highlights of your career? I became a colour educator because I was passionate about education within the hair industry and love that I have the ability to help both junior and senior hairdressers achieve beautiful looks and have confidence in their craft. I’ve had some great highlights in my career including assisting the CoCre8 team from the USA put together a show for the launch of De Lorenzo Novasemi in New Zealand and assisting both Paula Hibbard and Brad Ngata for the Main Stage show at Hair Expo this year. Another highlight has been working alongside renowned session stylist Carl Reeves for De Lorenzo’s ‘Blonde by Nature’ campaign (featured here) and at one of our regional look and learn workshops.

How has the hair industry changed since you first started your career? The expansion of ‘hair fashion with a conscience’. Consumers not only want to look beautiful, they want to do it without causing harm. De Lorenzo protects hair, animals and the environment as much as possible. We want to feel good about our purchases

What do you love most about the De Lorenzo range? I love that De Lorenzo is an ethical company. No animal testing occurs and no animal-derived ingredients are used in the manufacture of products. Ingredients are all botanically-based, 24 headway.net.nz

which is a must for me.

What are your must-have De Lorenzo session styling products? Elements Ocean Mist - blow-dried in for texture; Elements Sandstorm - for movement and hold; and Elements Non-Aerosol Granite – great for creating lasting waves as I curl.

How would you describe your personal hairstyling aesthetic? Natural glam.

What was the inspiration behind De Lorenzo’s new ‘Blonde by Nature’ seasonal collection that you helped create? Beautiful, effortless blondes. The collection is inspired by nature with a blend of urban.

Which hair looks are you loving this season and what do you predict will be big for 2020? Multi-tonal blondes and the warmer hues we are seeing come through. I predict more movement/texture and less overdone looks for 2020

Who and what is inspiring you and will continue to inspire you for 2020 and beyond? I find Jen Atkins, Sam James and Dee Parker Attwood inspiring hair artists. I love to find inspiration from Instagram, such as @thejournalmag, @hairdressersjournal, @hairbrained.me and @maneaddicts. They all share incredible work from so many talented hair artists from around the world.

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How did you get your start in the hair industry? I did work experience in high school, but apparently I loved to mess with hair from about the age of three.

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MOOD BOARD We spoke to a selection of highly-esteemed NZ hairdressers about their inspirations, all-time favourites, and hopes for 2020

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Current fashion mood? My current mood is always street art X high fashion. I always love seeing a timeless piece revamped by creating art work all over it! The juxtaposition always has me in awe. I also love anything quirky and different.

Hair looks inspiring you for 2020? Big, big hair! Silhouettes

Those songs will always get me up.

Designer you can’t get enough of? Typical answer would normally be Gucci but I must say Alexander McQueen does it for me every single year. The suits just always have me heart-eyeing all over the place.

Hairdressing icon? Sam McKnight and Nicolas Jurnjack. These two are outrageous and I aspire to be doing exactly what they’re doing and more in many

years to come. Plus, they’re still loving it!

Goals/dreams for 2020? They’re pretty simple. Live healthy, love unconditionally but strive so far in my craft that it scares me. I want to grow and become a leading hairstylist in the country and continually push myself to new heights. All with the love of my salon family and family right beside me.

in the hair. But also an effortless organic feel that’s bringing the best version of the hair out.

City/destination that always leaves you wanting more? New York City baby! That place always offers something more every time I go. I discover more about myself and more about the city every time I leave.

Instagram obsessions? @fuckologyofficial. And funnily enough, chasing that dog dream. I follow many dog pages but my fave is @bigsausagerolls. You’ll see funny quotes, dogs and whole lot of hair on my stream feed!

What will still be in your wardrobe in ten years’ time? My ‘Not For You’ cape/poncho. That thing will always have my heart and be in my wardrobe for many years to come.

Band/singer that will always get you on the dancefloor? Post Malone, no matter what song – every time! Also George Ezra’s “Shotgun”. And supporting the local Drax Project boys - “Woke Up Late”.

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Shannon Lee Johnson hairbyshannonlee

Current fashion mood? I asked my friends and they said ‘The Adams Family’ with a touch of cute. Hair looks inspiring you for 2020? I’m always inspired by tones that live naturally in the hair, emphasising and complementing nature.

Chinney Yeap chinneyyeap

Current fashion mood? I am loving the recent couture seasons, especially the Valentino collection that was showcased in China

Hair looks inspiring you for 2020? Money Pieces, Balayage, Le Bronzing, seamless colours and textured hair.

City/destination that always leaves you wanting more? New York is always inspiring. The vibe, the energy, the pace in which everything moves leaves you wanting more.

Instagram obsessions?

Designer you can’t get enough of? Gucci, Alexander McQueen

City/country that always leaves you wanting more?

and Chanel. The current breed of designers at these storied houses have revitalised the brands while still keeping the heritage and beauty of the brands in tact.

I loved Mexico. The food, the culture, the scenery and the colours.

Instagram obsessions?

Hairdressing icon? The classics

Anything to do with hair, houseplants or home renovations.

like Guido and Eugene Souleiman for their editorial and runway work and creativity. Being around other stylists and colourists inspire me and make me interested in learning from them. I’m lucky to work in an environment like Buoy where I am surrounded by talented people every day.

@salt.hair for their beautiful gram layout, @chelseahaircutters for their Balayage work and beautiful models and @minkimcolourist for her ‘how-to’ videos. I also love @bestofbalayage which offers inspirational and beautiful colour work from global stylists.

What will still be in your wardrobe in ten years’ time? A leather jacket/always black.

Band/singer that will always get you on the dancefloor? Fleetwood Mac every time.

Designer you can’t get enough of? I’m really into buying local/NZ-

Goals/dreams for 2020? Pushing myself

made and I’m a big fan of Moochi.

and my hairdressing career forward. Education is important to me and being able to teach and give back to an industry that has given me so much will be what I am looking forward to in the New Year.

What will still be @eugenesouleiman in your wardrobe in 10 years’ time? My Marc

Hairdressing icon? I’m lucky to be surrounded by some very talented peers.

Goals/dreams for 2020? Keep doing what I love. Life is better blonde.

@moochi_

Jacobs leather jacket, a classic picked up in NYC. It has sentimental value as it was chosen on a trip with some great friends.

Band/singer who will always get you on the dancefloor? Queen Bey always, anything with a beat. I mean, who doesn’t love a bit of Beyonce booty-shaking tunes?

@plantsindecor

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Tracy Roberts commonthreadhair

Current fashion mood? Vivacious.

Hair looks inspiring you for 2020? Dishevelled French bob, the shag and naturally-gifted heads of hair that have been well cared for and are in epic condition.

City/country that always leaves you wanting more? Portugal and Norway are an even tie. I’ve been fortunate to have a small taste of both these wonderful countries and they are definitely on my “I’ll be back” list.

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Jason Parker jasonatthebasin

Instagram obsessions?

Current fashion mood?

@infringemagazine, @avant.arte, @goodbyehorsegirl, @artmadnessmagazine, @renyaxydis, @_art_of_hair and @artxbug.

Mullet, but make it fashion

Hair looks inspiring you for 2020? Dua Lipa’s twotoned numbers for her new promo tour. The nostalgia levels are high.

City/destination that always leaves you wanting more?

@hairbysammcknight

Melbourne.

What will still be in your wardrobe in ten years’ time? My vintage silver fox fur cape that still has the original owner’s name embroidered into the silk lining.

Band/singer that will always get you on the dance floor? Florence

Instagram obsessions? @britneyspears.

+ The Machine.

What will still be in your wardrobe in ten years’ time?

Designer you can’t get enough of? Iris van Herpen. I have fantasies

The colour pink.

about casually wearing one of her incredible gowns one day when working the studio floor.

Band/singer that will always get you on the dancefloor? Carly Rae Jepsen.

Hairdressing icon? Sam McKnight.

Designer you can’t get enough of? Valentino. That tiny handbag

Goals/dreams for 2020? Start the journey to becoming a B-Corp company.

they made for Lizzo on the red carpet at the AMA’s is ridiculous. I love it!

Hairdressing icon? Gotta

@dualipa

be my babe Michael Beel. He’s magic.

Goals/dreams for 2020? Finish the 3rd year of my apprenticeship. Travel to Melbourne, Sydney and New York. Create more. Trust myself. Work hard. Say yes to as many opportunities as possible. 2020’s gonna be a cute one, I can feel it already.

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@papermagazine @florenceandthemachine

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Milly Briant millyjanebriant

Current fashion mood? It depends on what mood I’m in! But I do have a soft spot for grunge.

Hair looks inspiring you for 2020? Hailey Bieber’s wavy lob (true perfection) and I’m loving the resurgence of cool dark browns as well.

Kylie Hayes mohahairdressing

City/destination that always leaves you wanting more? Los

Current fashion mood? I have just celebrated my 40th birthday this year, so I’m sporting a more sophisticated look. I don’t have one fixed aesthetic; I dress for how I feel on the day.

Angeles.

Instagram obsessions? Boho home décor, plants and food! I especially love a good dumpling recipe. @hellolisalin makes me drool.

@sylvestre_finold

What will still be in your wardrobe in 10 years’ time?

Hair looks inspiring you for 2020? I’m obsessing over curls. One of my gorgeous clients just let me do a tight spiral wind on her the other day. I’m also loving heavy framing and veiling fringes.

City/destination that always leaves you wanting more? Anywhere in Europe. The history, the culture the accents!

Instagram obsessions? @sylvestre_finold and @ lyndalsalmon.

@hellolisalin

What will still be in your wardrobe in ten years’ time? I made a promise to keep it all. I see clothes as art and the best way to express yourself. I have three daughters, so that’s how I justify my outrageous purchases. One of my favourite things to do is try on my clothes and dress my friends for occasions - I love styling!

Band/singer that will always get you on the dancefloor? I’m a 80’s rock ballad lover. I love all the powerhouses and divas!

Nike Air Force 1’s, and probably my stack of Sass and Bide skinny jeans I keep kidding myself I’ll fit back into one day.

Band/singer that will always get you on the dancefloor? Any and all 90s hip hop, and Lizzo (duh).

Designer you can’t get enough of? I love supporting local and Stolen Girlfriends Club would be my favourite, no contest

Hairdressing icon? Richard Kavanagh for soft, enviable hairstyles, and Guido Palau for his precision and wild creativity.

Goals/dreams for 2020? Take a vacation! Then focus my efforts into industry awards.

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Designer you can’t get enough of? Iris van Herpen. Hairdressing icon? Robert Lobetta, Angelo Seminara and Tabatha Coffey Goals/dreams for 2020? To live, love and laugh daily, be the best role model to my girls and inspire others.

@lyndalsalmon

@haileybieber

@bohemian _decors

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De Lorenzo et Absorb

Joico Weekend Hair Dry Shampoo

Paul Mitchell Dry Wash

L’Oréal Professionnel Tecni.ART Morning After Dust

GO THE DISTANCE

Redken Dry Styling Dry Shampoo Paste

Dry shampoo is the ultimate multi-tasker. We share our top ten picks

Moroccanoil Dry Shampoo Light

Organic Colour Systems Volumising Dry Shampoo

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e swear by dry shampoo at the Headway office and it’s one product that every client should have, no matter their hair type, and every salon should offer. But it’s amazing how many people don’t know about the benefits of this saviour in a bottle. The best of the best stretch out a blow-dry for an extra day (or two or three). Dry shampoo helps put off your next wash for a few days, keeping the scalp oil-free and hair full and bouncy. It also slows down colour fade, as swapping out shampoo for dry shampoo stretches the life of hair colour for days and weeks. Holding off on those lather, rinse, style and repeat routines by freshening your

hair with dry shampoo will also slow down the damage caused by thermal styling tools What else? It saves you precious time getting ready, prevents hair from becoming too dry by absorbing build-up on the scalp to allow oils more time to moisturise hair before being stripped away in the shower, gives a volume hit to your style by swelling strands, and boosts the roots. Plus, it adds staying power to your style: messy braids, buns and updo’s benefit from a little rough texture and grip and dry shampoo does just that. Bonus: it makes your hair smell great, as many dry shampoos offer a fresh, clean fragrance. What’s not to love?

Goldwell Kerasilk Color Gentle Dry Shampoo

Fudge Dry Shampoo

Hair: Karine Jackson using Organic Colour Systems Photography: Andrew 0â&#x20AC;&#x2122; Toole Make-Up: Margaret Aston Stylist: Karly Brown Assistants: Nichola Hand for Organic Colour Systems and Tatum Yeo

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As the name suggests, this finalist collection from the British Hairdressing Awards Artistic Team of the Year, is a collaboration of the renaissance era but with a rebellious hint of punk. The Ken Picton team wanted the images to be modern and current, with a Gucci-inspired feel. Each image has an explosion of colour and textures and were created to appear as stand-alone, individual renaissance art. 34 headway.net.nz

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FINAL COUNTDOWN Congratulations to the talented Wella TrendVision New Zealand finalists 2019. Winners announced on January 19th at the Australian TrendVision Gala Event wellapro_anz ALAN WANG Perfekt Hair Studio Auckland

DEVO PENG studioC, Auckland

ALIE DOEVENDANS Ktizo Hair, Hamilton

C R E A T I V E A R T I S T F I N A L I S T S

KYLIE HAYES Moha Hairdressing Dunedin

PETER TONG Perfekt Hair Studio, Auckland

SHAY KAPUR Rodney Wayne, Stylexpress Hamilton

SKY SRISUKPOLLUCK The Black Studio, Auckland

C O L O U R A R T I S T F I N A L I S T S

JAY (YUCHENG) JIN studioC, Auckland

SU LIN Su Lin Hair Auckland

ANTHONY BAYER Anthony Bayer Hair, Auckland

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VICTORIA JAMES HAIRDRESSING Boho, Scandi-chic and desert inspiration come together to create an oasis of calm victoriajameshairdressing

alk into Victoria James Hairdressing in Hamilton and you’ll find you have been instantly transported into a love affair of desert chic inspired by the 70s. Victoria James chose to fuse her favourite interior styles, including the minimalistic look of Scandi, boho vibes from the 70s era, and a colour palette inspired by the earthy warmth of the desert. When you enter the salon, you are greeted with archways that are carried through into the salon furniture designs, in rustic natural hues contrasting with white. With every little detail personally selected and designed by Victoria, salon standouts include the bespoke LED lighting incorporated into the retail area, a pure white linen waiting sofa, and the dried flower ceiling arrangement by Chloe Le Fleur that steals the show as a statement piece within the salon. Comfortel’s signature Tan Salon Furniture Range, including Chloe Salon Chairs and the Hazel Shampoo Basin, add a natural feel with texture. Additional personal touches include the rattan foot stools at the basin area which tie in beautifully with the

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dried flower centrepiece. This time, the salon chairs were paired with matte white bases to elevate the natural Scandi look. The matching footrests in white complete the effect of the styling station. “I chose Comfortel as my supplier as they have a large range of unique salon furniture,” says Victoria James. “I changed my mind a million times about which furniture I wanted to go with, but they were so helpful each time so I knew they would be great to deal with on a long-term basis. Since building, the ongoing support has been amazing” With the new salon style, Victoria has been overwhelmed with the support and messages she and the team receive daily about how luxurious the salon is. “The salon design has been amazing for business,” she says. “From every little feature we offer - from the cocktails on the drink menu, to the variety of snacks - we receive new social media posts from happy clients saying how much they enjoyed their pamper session with us. It’s an amazing and proud feeling.”

HAIR promotion SALON : Victoria James Hairdressing, 699 Wairere Drive, Chartwell, Hamilton SALON OWN E R: Victoria James SALON FURN ITURE : Comfortel Furniture DRIE D FLOWE R INSTALL ATION : Chloe Le Fleur chloelefleur LIGHTING: Mr Ralph PHOTOGR APH E R: Ash Muir Photography victoriajameshairdressing.co.nz

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Take Inspiration From The Look • The Scandi ‘desert-chic’ style is slightly bohemian, but features less striking colours. This is a minimal ‘less is more’ approach to design, with extra emphasis on earthy details. • Choose colours like caramel, terracotta, rust, clay, and layer them with lighter colours such as sand, taupe and beige. Dusty pink highlights work well paired with the desert palette, as pink-toned gradients appear naturally in desert landscapes. Add white for contrast to make every element have a purpose. • For furniture, go for natural-looking textures such as wood, rattan and earthy-coloured upholstery. Stay away from anything black, blingy or dark. • No desert-chic interior is complete without a touch of greenery. Use plants, such as cacti, paired with other succulents. If green is not your thing, opt for dried flower arrangements that incorporate dusty pink florals, dried ferns and Pampas grass.

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FOR THE LOVE OF HAIR The hair world is no stranger to a cyclical trend (or a dozen), with many classic hairstyles falling out of fashion only to make an unexpected comeback, completely revamped. Here are some of the current favourites for 2020.

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We reveal the hair affairs of top session stylists and hairdressers from around the world for 2020 – and they’re all throwbacks making a comeback

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@vinttagevisuals

@voguehongkong

CRIMPING After hitting the dizzying heights of the ‘it’ trend in the late 80s, the crimped look quickly fell out of favour, being relegated to a tool used to create volume quickly on set or backstage at fashion week. But now it’s back. ghd helped the progression of this throw-back look back when they released their professional crimper, Contour, with ambassadors and celebrity hairstylists alike creating red carpet looks with the tool. It’s all about cute, crimped ponytails, feminine buns and braids, or just letting the crimp hang long and loose. 2 headway.net.nz 40 headway.net.nz

THE FLIP @georgieeisdell

Leaving a couple of tiny tendrils of hair loose around your face was the 90s cool-girl way of showing how casual and laidback you were. But mostly, they weren’t casual or done on a whim but artfully crafted and coiffed, and so are today’s iteration of the re-emerging trend. This decade’s version however is usually teamed with an accessory, like a slide or barrette, and given a more uniformed look with a little wave, or added to a loose, sexy up-do.

The ‘Flip’ is one such iconic ‘do, famous for its high volume and flicked-out ends – a classic screen siren look. Originally from the 60s and then made edgy in the 90s, the look has recently been seen on the tresses of Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian West and Hailey Bieber amongst others, proving its return for the new decade. While it is a classic look, make no mistake, the 2020 flip is different from its previous iterations. “Today’s version is slightly flatter and sleeker than past eras. In the 60s, the flip had a lot more bounce with added bends and waves, so when you walked, it really bounced along behind you,” explains Joey Scandizzo, co-creative director of ELEVEN Australia. “In the ‘90s, the baseline was broken up a lot more and there was less definition around the perimeter. Today’s version sits heavier, with the movement around the baseline being chunkier and thicker.” In addition to the thicker ends, celebrities have been experimenting with the look beyond a voluminous bob, with flipped-out high ponytails and half-up-half-down ‘dos giving it fresh appeal.

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POKER-STRAIGHT LOCKS

@kimkardashian

@ colesprouse

@hungvanngo

Despite looking easy, this can be one of the most difficult looks to create because there is no hiding behind a head of straight hair. Hermiz Daniel, Style Director at Joey Scandizzo Salon, agrees that straight, sleek styles are making a massive comeback. “We’re talking full-on high-shine, poker-straight hair, with ends sharp enough you could almost cut something with them,” he says. Whether it’s a lob, bob, pony, or super-long and loose, keeping it glossy and frizz-free is key.

HEARTTHROB HAIR

CHUNKY HIGHLIGHTS

@__.hippie_

@johnnydeppofficial

Curtains are back but now the style is affectionately called ‘heartthrob hair’. Johnny Depp and Leonardo Dicaprio famously wore the earlier version of heartthrob hair during their youth, earning them a place in the heart of every teenage girl. Rocked by some of the coolest male celebrities today, the 1990s boyband favourite is being embraced by the likes of everyone, from Timothée Chalamet and Cole Sprouse. Look to celebrities such as Milo Ventimiglia, Brooklyn Beckham and Richard Biedul for modern reincarnations.

Kim Kardashian West rocked this look early this summer and it’s being adopted and adapted in salons across the globe. Many colourists are welcoming the colour trend with open arms; the antithesis to subtle Balayage will bring customers in for more regular root touchups. Andrew Fitzsimons, who created Kim’s bolder look, says he’s “obsessed with beige-brunette, chunky, 90-ass highlights.” Whether it’ll take the world by storm has yet to be seen but it never hurts to bring something different to the colour menu. headway.net.nz 41

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Colour Me Beautiful

STAY STRONG Moisturise, strengthen and protect hair from everyday damage with Paul Mitchell The Cream™. This styling conditioner hydrates whilst shielding from UV rays, offering a light hold with body. We also love Organic Colour Systems Protect Leave-in Conditioner; organic grapefruit, orange peel extract and natural sunflower seed extract offer protection from the summer elements, repairing and reducing colour fade.

Restore & Renew Providing daily protection from the elements, De Lorenzo Satur8 Hydrating Foam revitalises, detangles and improves softness and manageability, while newlook Davines SU Hair Milk also keeps hair soft and light thanks to vitamin C from slow food myrtle orange, to protect against UV, salt and chlorine damage. Twice a week, deeply replenish sun-damaged hair with L’Oréal Professionnel Série Expert Inforcer Masque, a powerful hair mask rich in moisture and nutrients, for soft texture, resilience and lustre. 42 headway.net.nz

Lasting colour retention and vibrancy is made easy thanks to R+Co GEMSTONE Shampoo, which preserves and prolongs the life of your shade and protects against free radical damage. For blondes, you can’t beat Fudge Clean Blonde Violet Tri-Blo Spray, which banishes brass tones, restores brightness and defends against heat damage. Moroccanoil Protect & Prevent Spray also reduces brassiness and fading at the source and contains powerful protective ingredients to shield against environmental damage.

VIBRANCY ON GUARD Protect hair from the elements and keep colour alive with these summer favourites

ON DUTY For a daily-use miracle product that does it all, look to Joico K-PAK Color Therapy Luster Lock Multi-Perfector. This shine and repair spray locks in vibrancy and moisture, while locking out colour fade and damage. KMS Moist Repair Anti-Breakage Spray also offers multiple benefits; from conditioning and detangling, through to strengthening and reducing breakage and split ends. The ideal summer spray.

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NU:GIRL by LEONARDO RIZZO

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HAIR: Leonardo Rizzo, International Creative Director @ Sanrizz, UK PHOTOGR APH Y: Andrew Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Toole M AKE UP: Naoko Schintu ST YLI NG: Rubina Marchiori

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I NS PI R ATIO N International Creative Director for acclaimed UK salon group, Sanrizz, and award-winning hairdresser, Leonardo Rizzo, presents Nu:Girl - a collection which fuses the graphic cuts and technical precision for which Sanrizz is renowned. With Rizzoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s trend-led finishes, this series of images is a powerful blend of style and substance...and we love it.

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ONE TO WATCH Salon owner and hairdresser, Ella Pixie, is making her mark in the NZ industry, with her unique and eclectic style. Here, she talks to Headway about working with Lust Haircare, hair heroes and her vision for the future phb.net.nz ella.pixie

How long have you been hairdressing and what have been some of the highlights of your career so far? I started my actual training as a hairdresser ten years ago. I’ve had so many cool experiences but my top highlight would be when I bought the first salon I ever worked in twelve years ago. Being able to travel for my job is always fun too.

What’s inspiring you in your work right now?

IMAGES Stolen Girlfriends Club

I’m just generally inspired by individuality. I love doing things differently or doing things I haven’t tried before.

You’ve been working with the Lust Haircare range recently. What are your must-have products and what do you think is unique about the range? It’s hard to choose must-have’s from the Lust range as I think they all qualify. The entire shampoo range is amazing and the fragrances are some of the best out there. There is also a shampoo

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bar for clients who don’t like waste. Styling-wise, Lust’s Volume Spray, Leave-In Treatment and Luxury Oil are daily go-to’s. The fact that Lust Haircare are so open about their ingredients is awesome, and you can tell the environment and keeping everything as natural as possible is the main priority throughout the entire production process. A very genuine product company that represents New Zealand brilliantly.

What are some of the projects you’ve worked on for Lust and Professional Hair Brands? I’ve been lucky enough to have the opportunity to work with Stolen Girlfriends Club several times this year thanks to Lust Haircare. This has included their latest jewellery campaign ‘Heavy Petal’, the ‘Hope for Humanity’ collection shoot and I also worked backstage on their show for NZFW 2019.

Which hair looks are you loving this season? I love mullets. I’ll still be doing them next year and forever, no matter what. Choppy fringes are fun because you can

cut them to suit everyone. Colour-wise, I like creating looks that work with natural colour and texture, or doing the complete opposite with bright neons or dark navy. I think next year people will start to be a bit more adventurous. Everything we have been doing but levelled up.

Who are your hairdressing heroes? I have many. Our very own Michael Beel is always someone to look up to. Internationally, I love Tina Outen (@tinadidit) as she constantly creates cool shit and is just totally herself. I also love Sofie Pok (staygold31) on Instagram. Fly-as barber who is crazy talented and dedicated.

What do you hope to achieve for 2020 and beyond? I have a lot of goals in mind. The biggest would be finally rebranding my salon and working more with product brands. I would also like to specialise more in barbering and colour corrections as that is what I enjoy the most. Long-term is to expand the salon, focus mainly on barbering and have a good work/life balance. headway.net.nz 49

Summer’s Most Wanted Must-have, lust-have and noteworthy products for the sunny season

Blondes will lap up L’Oréal Professionnel Serie Expert Blondifier Blonde Bestie, a nourishing, protecting and illuminating top coat for lightened blondes. The lightweight formula is perfect for creating sublime shine and a smooth surface.

Lap up the moisturising restorative benefits of kemon ACTYVABIO Maschera Essenziale Ricca. This hydrating and softening mask nourishes hair with a base of organic Aloe Vera leaf juice, to leave hair feeling and looking tamed and luminous. 50 headway.net.nz

Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Moisture Mist® provides hydration to moisturelacking hair, while reviving dry scalps. Lactic acid and Hawaiian awapuhi provide moisture and shine, while spirulina and plankton extracts leave hair soft and smooth.

To gain and maintain those perfect beach curls for naturally wavy, curly or permed hair, try Organic Colour Systems Keep Curl Memory Spray. Scrunch into damp or dry hair for dynamic curl memory and extra bounce without the crunch.

Damaged hair will love Moroccanoil® Restorative Hair Mask, a 5–7-minute revitalizing treatment to reconstruct and infuse protein into strands. Argan oil and shea butter help restore elasticity and rebuild locks in need.

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For elevating your style during blow-drying, throw down some De Lorenzo Elements Sea Swell, a mediumhold volumising/ expanding lotion for great shine, fullness and airless weight. Plus, it offers control with an anti-humidity action.

A must-have in our bag this season, KMS Hairplay Makeover Spray is great for quick style-touch-ups and inbetween shampoo days. Absorbing oils to refresh and renew limp styles, this is dry-cleaning at its best.

Take natural up a notch with Joico Vero K-PAK® Age Defy Permanent Crème Shades in Natural Beige. Boasting 7 new shades that balance luscious creamy tones of taupe for complete, one-step grey coverage, this beige collection offers glimpses of cool undertones with a subtle vibe. Illuminating shades for beautiful, more youthfullooking hair

The ideal tool for cutting all hair textures with power, speed and precision, BaByliss Pro Gold FX Lithium Clipper boasts a high-torque, brushless Ferraridesigned engine and includes 8 comb attachments. The lithium ion battery gives 2-hours runtime and generates a 5-detent taper control.

Achieve the beach look with ease thanks to Fudge Mineral Paste. Infused with ocean salts and Japanese sea kelp to add texture, volume and shine, this remouldable paste also offers UV protection and great conditioning benefits.

Introducing American Crew Matte Clay, a newbie texturizer with workable, medium-hold and a silky matte finish. It easily helps the guys create a wide range of hairstyles and is ideal for shorter to medium length hair. Plus, it washes out with ease. headway.net.nz 51

Whip summer-damaged hair back into shape with Goldwell Kerasilk Reconstruct Split Ends Recovery Concentrate. Forming a protective layer around each hair strand for suppleness and shine, the addition of Keratin and Hyaloveil™ nourish dry ends and bind split ends back together again.

Summer means replenishing sun-burnished locks and there’s no better pick-me-up than Joico Defy Damage Protective Masque, for bond-strengthening and colour longevity. Proactively building hair’s resistance to damage, this masque deeply replenishes hair without weighing it down.

Kérastase Soleil Huile Sirène is summer’s must-have lightweight biphase spray. Defining and enhancing natural beach waves, vitamin E and moisturising agents are quickly absorbed into hair, providing softness and a touchable “no-crunch” texture.

For a quick nutrition boost, kemon ACTYVA Nutrizione Instananea Cream does the trick. Providing dry hair with targeted, instant nourishment, this leave-in treatment adds softness, shine and longlasting anti-drying protection.

16 Get your texture on with kemon AND Salty Mist. Spray on dry or damp hair for long-lasting support with a matte effect and a boost of volume. Tip: for an unstructured effect, spray on dry hair after straightening or curling.

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Banish damaged, limp hair with Davines Liquid Spell Reinforcing Bodifying Fluid. Creating body and strength, this bottle of magic contains a powerful amino acid concentrate and thermo-activated molecule, which changes from a liquid to a rich mousse, bonding to the hair fibre.

18 Redken Triple Dry 15 is a multibenefit product, perfect for finishing undone and effortless-looking hairstyles while also refreshing styles that need a pick-me-up. Barely there, a dry finish and airy texture and lift.

Fudge Luminizer Moisture Boost Shampoo creates instant illuminated and frizz-free hair for 48 hours with 100% shine, using a lightweight micellar oil complex. Ideal for ridding unwanted fly-away frizz, ultimate hydration and gaining smoothness and shine.

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Enhance white and grey locks and contrast yellow undertones thanks to L’Oréal Professionnel Serie Expert Silver Neutralising Cream. Infused with Ceramide and Babassu oil, this is the perfect lightweight treatment to provide softness and shine to summer hair.

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Blondie Salon In Geelong, Australia, lies a salon that is a true feast for the eyes. Founder and director, Rebeccah Vivian, shares the story behind this stunning space blondie.salon

londie is a salon like no other. Director Rebeccah Vivian says, “we broke the rules of the ‘traditional’ minimalist salon environment, with well thought-out, original design. This is a space we’d want to live in, portraying our eclectic style while maintaining the soft Blondie femininity. Each detail is designed to be inviting and relaxing for our clients, with multiple, highly functional areas to receive treatment in absolute comfort. This includes a fun cactus garden, not only perfect to chill out in but an ideal photoshoot space.” “We are proud this project was driven by local talent and collaboration, including contributions from respected stylist Julia Green, furniture designer Adam Lynch, and artist Prudence Caroline. As you walk in the front entrance you are greeted by our hero artwork, Crown of Kahlo, a custom piece by Torquay artist Prudence Caroline. It oozes femininity and strength that draws your eye immediately. Most of the key pieces were personally chosen or designed.” Clients have plenty of space to avoid a claustrophobic feel with large individual plywood stations that create a feeling of intimacy, complemented by Italiansourced nude pink styling chairs. A draping partition curtain was installed to ensure client comfort and privacy at the basin, due to the large windows at the front of the salon. “With the inevitable downtime while having a colour service, we play vintage movies from a projector onto a wall at the basins,” 54 headway.net.nz

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says Rebeccah. Relaxing spaces are in abundance; in particular, a striking black and white wallpapered wall with custom-pink Blondie neon, complete with super comfy blush leather chairs. “We wanted to create numerous spaces people could sit and relax in and accommodate friends and family of clients as well,” explains Rebeccah. “The cactus garden continues the blush pink theme at the back of the salon. It’s another relaxing and quiet space away from hectic Ryrie Street and the bustling salon where people can take time to chill. It is also already a soughtafter space for photoshoots.” “We have created a positive and vibrant culture at Blondie, which we are proud of, and the stunning salon is part of that. This space inspires creativity, allowing our staff to reach their full potential to produce quality and innovative work. Our salon has spaces for collaboration with other staff, as well as spaces for individual reflection and focus when needed.” The light-filled space, accompanied by a garden at the rear, allows staff to actively and passively connect with nature, giving them the opportunity

to get fresh air and much needed sun and vitamin D, as well as variability. Staff are encouraged to go outside for breaks. These are all contributors to mental health and wellbeing. The use of the colour pink was also a meaningful one; pink lessens feelings of irritation, discouragement and burden. “We stock makeup, skincare and haircare that we swear by ourselves, and in turn, our clients also love,” Rebeccah says. “The salon is put together for those who adore modern, eclectic design, the entire space is cutting-edge and modern, but also soft and feminine, something our target market appreciates”. “We have designed a drinks menu etched onto blush pink perspex with a carefully curated list of local wine, beer, hand-blended tea and small batch roasted coffee; small details which help make our clientele feel pampered and indulgent, whether it’s a Friday night, weekend or weekday. This attention to detail gives our customers a sense of luxury, a nod to the fact that we care about their overall experience. Blondie Salon offers an experience we would love to indulge in ourselves.” blondie.net.au headway.net.nz 55

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Revolutionising hairdressing apprenticeships at Vivo vivohairandbeauty

n the past, a hairdressing apprenticeship often meant a year or two behind the handle of a broom, sweeping endless piles of hair off the salon floor. An apprentice was sometimes left feeling unseen by a difficult boss, or undervalued by busy staff, which often amounted to a frustrating journey to becoming a qualified hairdresser. Chrissy de Mey, one of Vivo’s National Educators, has been working hard to change all of that. “We are in a position of experiencing incredible growth in the New Zealand hairdressing industry. Instead of importing talent, or retraining established hairdressers, we see huge value in developing up-and-coming stylists right from their apprenticeship,” says Chrissy. Chrissy is passionate about seeing emerging stylists become qualified. “Once they come out of the training institute, we are really focused on getting them onto the floor as earning, qualified stylists,” explains Chrissy. “To achieve this, Vivo has developed an entire in-salon training plan for hairstylists to ensure they become qualified within the third year of their training. In alignment with the HITO requirements, we’ve created a 12-week program. Apprentices will work alongside assigned stylists, as well as doing block learning, advancing through the requirements of their qualification test.” At the

end of 12 weeks, an in-house assessment at the salon will examine if the stylist is at the desired level, and for those who require it, the 12-week block can be repeated with special attention on any gaps. “Vivo wants to be the best advocate for young people to get through their apprenticeship and get qualified. This is grass roots education, right at the coal face. We don’t want to hold anyone back. We are intent on getting them onto the floor and earning as hairdressers.” The advantage of Vivo’s size, with 85 privatelyowned salons across NZ, means apprentices are taken through the 12-week program in one Vivo salon, then placed in another Vivo as a qualified stylist. “This way,” Chrissy explains, “newly qualified stylists are given a fresh platform to establish their career. As Vivo is able to offer a multitude of career pathways - from management, senior styling, education, travel, creative, and business – we’re able to help upcoming stylists carve out a hairdressing career that could only have been dreamed of before.” “Vivo genuinely cares about the future of New Zealand hairdressing and by taking care of our apprentices, we are doing what we can to invest in it.” Stay tuned for more about Vivo’s Apprenticeship Program in upcoming Headway issues!

“This way, newly qualified stylists are given a fresh platform to help really establish their careers.”

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Celebrating the uniqueness of New Zealand locals in the chair. L’Oréal Professionnel is a French brand, with a ‘think global, act local’ mindset when it comes to showcasing the latest colour trends and celebrating tailor-made beauty for local New Zealand women with a Parisian touch

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t’s been one year since the L’Oréal Professionnel ID Artist team was created to grow and inspire the next generation of New Zealand artists. The two year development programme, funded by L’Oréal Professionnel, has provided them unlimited access to all core and creative education, personal and professional development, backstage

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Fashion Week experience and social media coaching. We recently joined them for a co-development photo shoot showcasing the quintessential beauty of New Zealanders and summer trends. We speak to the team and locals in the chair about who they are, what they’re all about and their journey so far.

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SKY SRISUKPOLLUCK skystylist

Often seen at The Black Studio, Auckland.

Best known for taking dark

hair to light while maintaining hair integrity and creating a beautiful colour melt.

I grew up in Thailand and moved to this beautiful country when I was 10. One of my favourite memories is learning about the Kiwi culture in high school and eating a pie on my way to school on a cold morning! My favourite place in New Zealand is Queenstown.

Going there relaxes me and reminds me of how lucky I am.

My journey with the ID Team has been incredible!

It’s amazing to have Kyla Rose from L’Oréal as a mentor and spend time with the teams. I’ve learnt so much. I can’t wait to show the world what the ID Team can do.

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My advice for next generation stylists is stay

MEG

What I do…makeup and special

effects artist.

Frenchness to me means romance

My favourite place in New Zealand is Pauanui. My family has a place there so I spent a lot of my childhood there.

and elegance

My style in 3 words is quirky,

New Zealand summer makes me think of skincare and sun protection.

androgynous, chic.

Beauty to me means finding the most

It also makes me happy to see women going makeup free.

comfortable you and living true to that with confidence.

passionate and seize all the opportunities presented to you, even if it means you sacrificing your days off.

I created this look for Meg

to appear effortlessly undone with a bit of movement because it complements her distinctive features. I wanted something fashionable, edgy, yet playful to bring out her natural beauty and personality.

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2 ANDREW COBELDICK andrew.cobeldick

Often seen at Buoy Salon & Spa, Wellington.

Best known for my effortless,

romantic waves, editorial styling and seamless colouring.

I grew up in Nelson. In a village called Wakefield, a wee drive south of Nelson. It was a country town with only a couple of shops. Rural! But very fun and I wouldn’t have had my childhood any other way. My favourite place in New Zealand is Golden Bay. Nothing

beats the place. Every year our family would go camping there and honestly, it just smells of the summer, swimming and no worries!

My journey with the ID team has been full of growth, learnings and opportunities! It’s always so nice to be pushed and challenged out of your comfort zone so we can continue to grow and hone our crafts.

My advice for next generation stylists is just be you. Be your own

self, your own flavour and your own style but most of all, set your goals - long and short-term! Knock these out of the park and you’ll continue to grow.

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MIA

What I do…I’m in my final year of high school.

My favourite place in New Zealand is definitely Piha. Christmas is always

Frenchness to me means natural

spent there.

beauty and embracing femininity.

My style in three words is evolving,

New Zealand summer makes me think of happiness and gratitude. We

minimalistic, relaxed.

Beauty to me means being confident

are blessed with amazing weather and beaches!

and lifting other people up to feel good about themselves too.

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What I do…model part-time and I’m about to start an environmental law degree!

New Zealand summer makes me think of long, lazy beach days, road

Frenchness to me means that

trips, fresh strawberries, Rosé, brain freeze.

effortless, cool-girl ‘I just tumbled out of bed looking like this’ vibe.

My style in 3 words is modernvintage, edgy and a little erratic!

My favourite place in New Zealand

Beauty to me means someone

is anywhere there’s a beach.

passionate, quirky, kind and brimming with grace.

KELLY MANU kellymanu.inco

Often seen at INCO Studio, Ponsonby.

Best known for all

things texture! From natural to created texture, nothing is better than a cool shag designed to enhance natural curls. I also love creating texture and movement in colour.

I grew up in Porirua, Wellington and had the quintessential Kiwi childhood - running through the bush, building forts and playing with the neighbours till sundown. My favourite place in New Zealand is Cape Reinga. I grew up reading about the Maori mythology of the place and had vivid dreams about it as a child, so it always stood out as powerful and sacred.

My journey with the I.D. Team has been a whirlwind.

2019 has flown by and I feel lucky to have worked alongside some very talented people!

My advice for next generation stylists is find

your passion and what gets you excited. Find your ‘why’, which reminds you what you love about hairdressing and gives you the fire to keep going and be your best self.

I created this look for Alex

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with a lived-in warm oyster/ biscuit blonde hybrid. Lighter round the face to make her blue eyes pop and a mix of beautiful iridescent and gold tones.

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4 RACHAEL DOBSON hairbyrachaeld

Often seen at Bella Vita Hairdressing, Wellington.

Best known for blondes,

blondes, blondes! Balayage and blondes are my absolute passion, and of course, the Money Piece (face framing) to make the colour pop!

I grew up in a rural area of Upper Hutt, Wellington. Cows and rabbits were my neighbours for the first couple of years. I used to love going for bike rides, swimming in the river and exploring the local area with my friends. My favourite place in NZ is

Wellington – you can’t beat it on a good day! We seriously have it all, from beaches to bush walks and plenty of yummy places to eat.

My journey with the ID team has been life changing!

Seriously, what an opportunity. We have all grown so much since the beginning of the year. The ID team has been the highlight of my career so far. There is never a dull moment. I now live by the quote, “If you’re not uncomfortable you’re not growing”. I can’t wait to see what next year brings.

My advice for next generation stylists is believe in yourself.

Practice, practice, practice. Get out of your comfort zone and put yourself out there. Make mistakes and learn from them.

I created this look for Santana using Balayage - my

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favourite on-trend look right now. Santana is a surfer so she spends most days at the beach and I love the undone and lived-in vibe to this look.

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SOFIA

What I do…I’m a commerce student. Frenchness to me means effortless

beaches with my friends.

My style in 3 words is feminine,

My favourite place in New Zealand is Queenstown! No matter the time

chic, simple.

elegance and sophistication.

Beauty to me means confidence.

New Zealand summer makes me think of road trips to black sand

of year, the scenery remains looking magnificent.

When a person has confidence in the way they look, it radiates!

JAMES AARON jamesaaron.inco

Often seen at INCO Studio, Ponsonby.

Best known for glossy waves

and bright Balayage.

I grew up split between a beach and a farm. Being able to roam through sand dunes and swim made me feel so free as a kid. My favourite place in New Zealand is Matapouri - camping, swimming and laying in the sun!

My journey with the I.D. Team has been a lot of nerves, a lot of work and through that, a lot of fun!

My advice for next generation stylists is say

yes to as much as you can but know your limits and know when you need to take a break.

I created this look for Sofia to encourage her to

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experiment with a light copper. Sofia, being a blonde, was cautious. I’m a big fan of copper and strawberry blondes, and when this look was coming together I was sold instantly on the idea of apricot gloss. Styling-wise, I stayed true to my love for lived-in waves.

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G what ’s trending New season, new year, new decade and new mood means definitely a new ‘do. You’ll have plenty of opportunity to indulge in some artistic licence as there’s nothing like a client looking for a change to get you motivated. Our IG this season is all about changing it up and looking forward to 2020. We hope you enjoy it and wish you a fantastic summer.

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Kirsten Stuke -

The cool girl colourist who once studied oil painting is known for her double-process makeovers. The perfect inspiration for multidimensional blondes and spirited pastels. New York City’s resident colour magician.

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Action shot: sunlight showcasing the dimension of colour.

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Fashion week pastels The sheriff is here – Time to get your hair did.

This wedding season it’s all about the ‘no-care hair’. The low bun, sported by Meghan Markle and Hailey Bieber, is already marked as this year’s favourite. It works for any style. A breathe of fresh air from Instagram hair.

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‘No care’ hair says quiet internal confidence rather than ‘look at me’.

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Simple + imperfect + messy = boho vibe.

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Designer for the next decade First mentioned in Vogue 23 years ago, this designer is our pick for the next 10 years. As a fashion leader and icon, she embodies sustainability, whimsy and function in her work. Her #stellamccartneytodayfortomorrow is truly inspirational. Happy New Year Stella…

“I’m also a real believer that just doing a little something is really a lot better than doing a lot of nothing.”

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MAGIC IN MANILA Headway takes an exclusive look behind the scenes with Danny Pato at Davines’ ‘Hair on Stage’ in Manila, Philippines

uring October, Manila was the location for the largest hairdressing event that had ever taken place in the Philippines, with 1,200 hairdressers from throughout Asia in attendance. Four-time Hair Expo NZ Hairdresser of the Year, Danny Pato, was asked to present on stage and showcased a vibrant reimagining of his ‘Tori’ collection, featuring a mixture of editorial transformations inspired by the elements with a few signature avant-garde looks. Following the show, Davines founder - Davide Bollati - presented Danny with his trophy for winning an international AIPP Award in London. It was the first time in history a Kiwi has won an AIPP 68 headway.net.nz

Award, considered to be the ‘Golden Globes’ of the hairdressing industry. We suggest you check out Danny’s Instagram for step-by-step videos creating each of his ‘Hair on Stage’ looks. They are truly amazing. The night before ‘Hair on Stage’, Danny was announced as a top-three finalist for the 2020 International Hairdresser of the Year award, alongside the likes of the UK’s Angelo Seminara and Sally Brooks – an incredible achievement. Danny will be heading to Madrid, Spain in February for the awards ceremony. Headway wishes him the very best of luck representing New Zealand on the world stage! dannypatohair dandmhairdesign

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Up Close & Candid Fudge Professional Global Ambassador, Jonathan Andrew, shares his love for men’s hairdressing, inspirations for the coming year and why Fudge Professional is as good as it gets jonathanjandrew fudgehair

Where did your passion for hairdressing originate? My passion for hair came from my family. My mum owned a salon and my uncle trained with her and the salon went on to become one of Scotland’s most successful salons and he a respected businessmen. Hairdressing still wasn’t something I wanted to do but as I grew older, I saw the joy and sense of purpose it brought my family. I did work experience in his salon when I was 14 and I was hooked. Ironically, it was in this salon I first started using Fudge Professional!

What does your role entail as Global Brand Ambassador for Fudge Professional and what have been your highlights so far? My role is really diverse. It’s the first time in my career working with a brand where I get to have involvement in so many aspects: from product development, campaign launches, shoots and shows. We’re like a family and I’m so happy to have been accepted into it and be involved in so many incredible 70 headway.net.nz

projects. Hands-down the biggest highlight was heading up our latest campaign. It was the biggest thing I’ve done in my career and one of the most exhilarating experiences I’ve had.

What are you loving most about using the Fudge range? I love all of it! I knew some of the hero products before I joined but since working with the brand, I’m blown away. It’s one of the most comprehensive ranges I’ve ever used and the results are second-to-none. From shampoo to colour and everything in between, we really have everything covered and it’s a joy to work with. I’ve recently been working with the team on some very exciting new products and can’t wait for people to try them!

Is there a Fudge product you’re constantly using right now? Normally I would saying Salt Spray because I’m obsessed with it, but as I write this, I have been on-set shooting for hair and TV commercials non-stop for the last few weeks, so Skyscraper Hairspray has been my go-to style hero.

What’s your favourite Fudge colour recipe of the moment? I love quick impacts and for this I turn to the amazing Fudge Clean Blonde Speed + Lightener. It’s revolutionary in terms of the results it delivers in the time it does without the overpowering smell of bleach. The fact it’s tingle-free gives me confidence when using it and allows me to get to the levels of lift I need. This paired with the gel toners means I get

perfect results quickly and efficiently, whilst having lovely conditioned hair at the end.

hair is making them look their best and that is what I always strive to achieve.

What do you think will be big in terms of cuts for 2020?

Who and what is inspiring you and will continue to inspire you for 2020 and beyond? Recently I started working closely with the Fellowship for British Hairdressing and have taken the role of project leader for a new men’s hairdressing team. This is really inspiring as it brings together a diverse collection of men’s hairdressers from across the UK. The access it gives me to the different ideas and philosophies hairdressers have can open your eyes as to what’s going on in different countries. For 2020, one of my biggest sources of inspiration is Instagram. I love seeing work from passionate stylists worldwide and feel excited to be a part of such an incredible industry.

You’re well-known for your award-winning men’s collections. What do you love about men’s hairdressing and the craft of barbering? I’ve always loved men’s hair mainly because of the subtle differences that can

Individuality is going to be big. Social media has given people the platform to create their own identity and the traditional way of trends filtering from catwalks is slowly diminishing. That said, I think hair is getting softer overall. I’m seeing a lot more texture coming through in haircuts, both in long and short hair, and for the first time I’m seeing a big influx of beachy, textured looks transcending the summer months.

make a huge difference. I’ve worked very closely with men’s hair and barbering and I love the nuances that make up both skill-sets but honestly, I’m not a fan of the divide. I feel what matters most is the client and getting the best finished result possible. I don’t think it matters if you only use scissors or it’s clippers all the way. I don’t care if you use a knife and fork because ultimately, doing the best you can on the hair you have is where the art is. The beauty and skill in men’s

What do you wish you had known when you first started hairdressing that you know now? That everything was going to work out fine and relax. I’m guilty of constantly pursuing the next thing and I admit I have lofty aspirations at times. This makes me focus only on pushing to the next level. If I’d known I would be in this position earlier, I would have taken time to enjoy some of my amazing experiences more. And I wish I’d known just how big Instagram was going to be and went all in at the start! headway.net.nz 71

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I NS PI R ATIO N “Over time, I’ve observed many luxury brands use a relatively simple formula,” says Nathan Armagnacq, who was a finalist for the British Hairdressing Awards International Collection of the Year. “There’s a tendency to use primary colour palettes with basic patterns and pops of colour that follow the seasonal trends.” This inspired Armagnacq’s ‘Primary Collection’, applying the same formula to a hair-centric editorial campaign. Therefore, the collection’s colour palette is comprised of primary colours, set amongst natural hair. These are combined with pops of trending colour and styled immaculately with a polished, high-end feel.

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JOIN THE TEAM Rodney Wayne Creative Directors Richard Kavanagh and Newton Cook (centre) with the Rodney Wayne Artistic Team.

Do you love helping people look and feel fabulous? Do you like to bring out the beautiful best in others and develop your own talents? Working in the hair industry can be one of the most enriching and rewarding careers you can have. And working at Rodney Wayne is one of the best places in the world to build your career.

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Face Off 2020: Stay Inspired Guest columnist and award-winning hairdresser, Michael Beel, shares his insights on the changing face of the hairdressing industry and how to keep your passion and inspiration alive michaelbeelhair

s a new decade approaches and the summer salon Christmas madness is in full swing, I’m left thinking, what does 2020 hold for me, our staff and the industry as a whole? In 22 years of being part of this amazing industry, I’ve seen hair fashions come and go and innovations help change what we do to and for our clients. Social media has changed how we operate – some of it good and some of it not so good - but at the end of the day, the most important thing is the relationship, trust and creativity we have with our clients...innovation and fashion isn’t going to change that. You can’t buy a haircut online! This industry is truly incredible. It has allowed me to travel the world teaching and working backstage at events like NYFW; the opportunity to dress hair for Hollywood A-listers such as Sigourney Weaver and Scarlett Johansson, create hair looks for some of New Zealand’s leading designers and magazines, and win awards. But the thing that inspires me today, tomorrow and will continue to do so into the next decade (and also what makes me want to be the best

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hairdresser I can possibly be) is my team. Everyone bangs on about millennials not having the work ethic we used to have, not having the passion, but I feel that it’s the opposite, it’s just different! Why go pay for education or go to a course when you can watch some of the best hairdressers in the world do an online tutorial for $20? These young ones come and show me what’s happening on the street or in the world of fashion before the magazines do via Instagram, Snapchat or Tiktok, and they are so hungry for the ‘what’s next!’ This is forcing me to constantly extend my own skills and mind-set to help guide them through this amazing

creative journey. The old-school way isn’t attracting the youth into our industry, and doing things because that’s the way we have always done them may not be the right way anymore. Don’t get me wrong, I’m passionate about the apprentice system. We currently have six apprentices at Buoy but how can we make our industry “sexy” and cool like it used to be? So next time you are sitting there frustrated that they aren’t doing it the way you used to, perhaps it’s time to change YOUR mind-set and ask them what inspires them to push themselves forward? Whenever I’m teaching, the most common question asked is, “Where do I go for creative inspiration?” I can never

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really answer it! It’s everywhere...nature, movies, music, magazines, Youtube, etc. However my biggest source of inspiration is Instagram. Hairdressers are predominantly visual people and I follow designers, international hair and makeup artists, magazines, artists and people who have a cool vibe. In this day and age of instant gratification, it’s imperative every hairdresser knows what is walking down the catwalk, what is on the cover of a magazine and what the designers are doing. So follow people like Anthony Turner, Duffy, Guido, Sam McKnight, Paul Hanlon. If you love Hollywood culture, follow Chris Appleton, Mane Addicts, Jen Atkin and more. To the majority of clients, we are the most fashionable person they know. They might not want the look that’s just gone down the catwalk at Chanel but they want to know that you know. How many times have you been asked, “So, what’s

in fashion for summer?” That knowledge may inspire you to go a little stronger with your cut and colour, dress the clients’ hair out differently, or suggest a different range of home haircare products or tools to give your client a different perspective on their look. This may help get you out of that creative rut and inspire you to push even further. It’s hard to be “switched on” every day for every client but little steps like this make me grateful to work in an industry where I make people feel amazing after sitting in my chair. Seeing that twinkle in their eye, shoulders back a little more, and head held higher once that cape gets taken off makes the long hours, stressful situations and sore feet worth it. With the turning of a new year and decade, we have to look not only outwards but also at ourselves and ask: am I doing enough for me? Am I doing

enough for my clients? Am I doing enough for my staff? And am I doing enough for our industry? These are all big questions and you may not have the answers but surely a little inspiration can help guide you to be the best hairdresser you possibly can be.

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COULD THEY DO YOUR JOB? Anne O’Brien encourages business owners to surround themselves with people who are better than them

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ave you ever considered how long it would take you to train someone to do your job? It’s actually quite an interesting exercise. We all have a time frame of how long it took us to get where we are. Often, this is nowhere near reflected in the amount of time we invest in those who may one day run the business whilst we are away, or perhaps eventually take over. For example, you may have done 3 years of training, 3 years’ experience, worked as a senior for 2 more years, then invested in your own business – a total of 8 years. During that 8 years, you accumulated a wealth of knowledge and skills, failed, excelled and learnt a lot. With this in mind, how much time are you dedicating to upskilling a staff member (or members) to get to your level of expertise, or even better, so that you can look at an exit strategy or a growth strategy for 2020? You would not be considering 8 years of mentoring but proportionately what you are doing now is unlikely to be enough. With a new decade upon us, we recommend you consider your growth or exit strategy this summer and the subsequent training required for this to be a success. In order for any business owner to be able to move on or grow, you need to be developing your key staff on how to run the business when you’re not there. Even if this is the last thing you may be thinking of, sharing the responsibility of running the business will help you identify new ways of doing things and

discover staff skills that you may never have known existed. We had a staff member who was a very talented artist outside of work hours. She subsequently illustrated and designed our Christmas packaging and to this day, the motif is still used. She was a key member of staff who was part of our marketing team. If we had not given her the job of our holiday season planning, we would never have discovered her additional talent. Unfortunately, a lot of salon owners are not coaching anyone to replace them or have the time to discover hidden talents. Owners are generally the biggest earners for the business and feel they cannot step off the floor because this will affect their bottom line. They don’t consider themselves replaceable in the eyes of their clients, but we are all replaceable. The only way to move from working in the business to ‘on’ the business is to upskill your team. The catch 22 is that to have a great exit strategy you must have a positive growth strategy. To have a growing business you must have fully engaged staff who you have coached to be even better than you. Too many salon owners retire by simply closing their doors and leaving the industry. Others may sell the salon but at much less than they had anticipated, or worse, they sell the salon and within a couple of years the new owner goes under and that amazing business has disappeared. I am not encouraging you to sell but it is always good to be thinking of the future, training staff to be as amazing as you are and always, always a good idea to be growing your business.

HERE ARE SOME KEY POINTS FOR YOU TO CONSIDER THIS SUMMER:

What is my salon really worth?

Who should I be training to take over or share the responsibility of the business?

What is my growth strategy?

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What is my exit strategy?

Who should I consider buying in?

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How will they buy in? Could they do my job?

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RUNWAY TO REALITY Fusing fashion from the catwalks with their predictions for 2020, TONI&GUY share their latest campaign, featuring an eclectic range of cuts, colours and styles 82 headway.net.nz

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ONI&GUY has long established its fashion credentials over 15 years backstage and it’s incredible to think about the number of shows worked on - not only at London Fashion Week, but in key global markets including Paris, Milan, New York and Tokyo. Always at the forefront of new trends, these global inspirations have helped shape the creative process for their latest campaign TREND REPORT 2020. A celebration of hair and fashion which are so intrinsically connected, the TONI&GUY International Artistic Team’s

expertise echoes throughout into the formation of one big idea, where for the first time, they cleverly applied the same rule of thought given to garment tailoring; shapes, textures and even colour - to hair. The creative fuses fashion trends direct from the catwalks over the last 12 months. Created with the brand’s global client in mind to make these trends aesthetically accessible seasonally, the TREND REPORT 2020 collection recognises the playfulness and variety of today’s fashion as a form of individual expression. headway.net.nz 83

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“This year’s collection features everything from beautiful, soft, feminine hair, to strong, stand-out looks,” says Global Creative Director, Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck. “Each one reflects some of the biggest trends we have seen – not only this season, but the styles we predict will be big throughout 2020. It’s the perfect way to celebrate 15 years of being Official Sponsors of London Fashion Week”. What makes the collection interesting is the eclectic range of cuts, colours and style silhouettes - all of which 84 headway.net.nz

can easily be interchanged and individualised to every client’s hair/length/texture. Photography and styling pay homage to some of today’s biggest fashion icons, while the background colours draw inspiration from nature and the subtlety of a beige-on-beige palette. This is contrasted with strong, tailored styling and accessories, juxtaposed with intricate lacing, ripples and ruffles, evoking feelings of romance, sophistication and self-confidence.

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CUT TRENDS INSPIRATION: Shape up, Making waves, On your bike, Blow up, Into the fray & Pinch me For the cuts, the team has cleverly applied the same rules of garment tailoring, shapes, textures and even colour to hair, fusing together fashion trends from the catwalks over the last 12 months with cut, colour and styling trends.

COLOUR TRENDS INSPIRATION: Shadow light, En beige, Girls with curls, Bleach please, Stitch me up & Lift me up The inspiration for the colour trends within the TREND REPORT 2020 looks to the evolution of colour within fashion and design over the last year. headway.net.nz852 headway.net.nz

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INSPIRATION: Purdy boi, High and tighty & Shape on you This collection takes direct inspiration of men from all walks of life. It’s an eclectic mix of hair textures and hair types, a contemporary reflection of what’s going on within men’s fashion right now, where there isn’t one set look or archetypical trend. 86 headway.net.nz

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EDITORIAL INSPIRATION: Making a comb back, Forever yarn, Lead the wave & Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m with the band Editorial is where TONI&GUY pushes the boundaries of creativity, incorporated into the world of session hairdressing. This yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s inspiration comes from classic looks making a comeback, with a showcase of accessories, such as the weaving of textiles into the hair.

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CELEBRATING IN STYLE Fashion, fun and hairdressing excellence came together at the Rodney Wayne National Awards Gala 2019

SALON TE A M OF TH E Y E AR Rodney Wayne Albany

ST Y LIST OF TH E Y E AR Milly Briant

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hat a venue, what a team and what a night! The Wharf in Auckland created a fitting and glamorous scene for The Rodney Wayne National Awards 2019, with a theme of ‘Peaky Blinders’. The event had all the sparkle of a 20s-style gala, with a contemporary twist of spectacular aerial dancing. The night was hosted by Rodney Wayne CEO Julie Evans and supported by special guest speaker, Simone Anderson, who set the tone with a truly inspirational personal story about the value of bringing out the best in yourself and others

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Botany, also based in Auckland. The coveted individual award, Stylist of the Year, was awarded to the exceptionally talented Milly Briant from Rodney Wayne’s Fort Street salon, who is also a member of the Rodney Wayne Artistic Team. As part of her recognition, Milly was awarded a genuine gold Dyson Supersonic® hair dryer - the first ever in New Zealand! Colour Ambassador of the Year was awarded to Anabel Quinn from Rodney Wayne Shore City in Takapuna, who won a trip to L’Oréal Colour Trophy 2020 in Melbourne. A huge congratulations to all the amazing finalists, who demonstrated outstanding effort as always.

Latest Winning Looks A true highlight of the evening was a showcase of the latest looks by the Rodney Wayne Artistic Team. This was led by Rodney Wayne’s Global Creative

Director Richard Kavanagh, and NZ Creative and Education Director, Newton Cook. Inspirational and mesmerising to watch, the crowd was treated to a range of models with stunning new ‘No Compromise’ hair colour and styles, all tailored to bring out their personalities. From Ellie, with a globalised colour and strong, punchy cut with daring lashskimming fringe (think Cleopatra with a hint of rock chic); through to Ella where her personal style inspired the subtle definition of blonde, with emphasis on a modern, natural glow and effortlesslooking waves. Inspiring looks, all achieved using the highest quality hair care products to produce a stunning outcome. Rodney Wayne salons use and recommend L’Oréal Professionnel hair products, such as INOA ammonia-free colour and Smartbond to strengthen strands, as well as the luxury Kérastase range for the best results possible.

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HAIR: Jim Shaw and Daisy Carter @Â Essensuals Billericay, UK PHOTOGRAPHY: Tony Le Britton STYLING: Jim Shaw MAKEUP: Roseanna Velin

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I NS PI R ATIO N This superb collection, by Jim Shaw & Daisy Carter, recently earned them the title ‘British Men’s Hairdresser of the Year’, thanks to the diverse range of styles and the multitude of skills and techniques shown. The duo wanted to celebrate classic and contemporary men’s hairdressing, with the styling and lighting used to create maximum emphasis on the hair.

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Our IG this season is a nod to our men’s room story where we acknowledged the impact music has on our culture and its strong synergy with fashion and consumerism. We share some of the popular looks from the stage to the studio.

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Rapper and music executive, Mr Shawn Carter, turned 50 in December and from what we can see, he has a let-it-dowhatever-it-wants attitude to his hair, and quite possibly his life. His artfully twisted fro looks as effortless as his music.

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“I’m So Tired” Troye Sivan has been labelled a rock god with rings – a fairly hefty title. His groomed high fade has become as signature as his poignant ballads – recommend “Revelation” it’s beautiful.

Pop star Justin Bieber has had a whole lot of hair transformations but none as great as his recent restyle for his wedding to @haileybieber. Both of them caused a stir with their groomed but not too groomed (‘cuse the pun) wedding look.

Heavy metaller James Hetfield – Metallica co-founder, song writer, lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist – would have to be one of the most famous heads of hair in metal. The 80s can’t stop and won’t stop inspiring head-banging for all the bourbon in the world.

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Chris Martin, lead singer of rock band Coldplay, broke people’s hearts with his song to Gwyneth ‘I Will Fix You’. His signature crop is back doing the rounds this summer with a new album and tours planned.

All-rounder Ed Sheeran has embraced every music genre in the last decade and is one of the most popular songwriters on the planet. Even better, he’s a big Kiwi fan so we get to enjoy those red locks on a regular basis.

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Moody Blues Anne O’Brien shares the impact of music on fashion, grooming and attitudes over the decades

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genre in sound and fashion – the musicians or the promoters. The 90s saw directors rise to be almost on the same stage as the video-made rock stars. The reality is though, if you asked any teenage girl to name all the Spice Girls, you would find (and probably still can) they can easily do so without any idea who put together the 8th ranked video of all time (Spice Girls “Say You’ll be There”). ‘Girl Power’ had arrived and so too had grunge and the enigmatic Kurt Cobain. The two trends were polarised but are equally influential today. Cobain’s oversized everything is now Kanye West’s obsession. The Nirvana legend’s mood was as ill-fitting as his clothes and has been copied numerous times since: think Marc Jacobs runway 2013, Raf Simons runway 2016. From the 70s, 80s, 90s, and now we farewell the 2010s. This is the decade that will be known as the transformative decade. The hierarchy of genres was turned on its head because of new ways to engage our ears and therefore influence our tastes. Taylor, Gaga and Bieber replaced Michael, Bowie and Prince as we sadly farewelled some of our most loved and controversial artists for a new deity. MTV has all but died and paid streaming services now account for 80% of the music industry’s revenue. Instagram means we don’t have to wait for a music video; we can see what our favourite pop star is wearing every morning and decide to copy the look and make it our own. Rap for the first time has out-sold rock and roll, globalisation means Latin music has moved even further into the mainstream, and Ed Sheeran became the world’s favourite redhead who represented every single trend in the 2010s. Whatever the next decade brings, it is without a doubt that music and fashion will be intertwined and the look will be instant and hugely influential as it has always been. The great rock and roll swindle is alive and well.

“Be childish. Be irresponsible. Be disrespectful. Be everything this society hates.” Malcolm McLaren

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omeone only has to mention the word ‘punk’ and we are immediately taken back in time. Not perhaps to the music, though of course the lyrics were unforgettable due to the sheer anarchy of them, but it is the look, the attitude, the mood that we conjure up in our minds. Malcolm McLaren, manager and promoter of the New York Dolls and then the Sex Pistols, became an impresario and famous, not just for his genius marketing, but also for his keen eye for trends. He recognised and encouraged the need for a new protest style for the 1970s and is perhaps one of the best examples of how music, fashion and attitude became one. With Vivienne Westwood, McLaren designed clothes for the Sex Pistols to wear based on their punk values and so began fashion’s obsession with the musical movement which continues today. Westwood has said the music did not influence her design but it was her own beliefs that she was trying to embody with her clothes. She created a fashion statement which blurred the lines between fashion, culture and music. The punk movement was launched just as the age of video was about to go mainstream. Televisions in every home meant that the music could been ‘seen’ and ‘heard’ and in 1981 MTV exploded with, ironically, The Buggles ‘Video Killed the Radio Star’. The impact of being able to watch, rather than read about, our musical heroes revolutionised the music culture. The success of artists such as Madonna, Adam Ant, Michael Jackson and Duran Duran owed as much to their look as it did to their musical talent. The introduction of high colour video tape recorders and hand-held video cameras coincided with the DIY of the ‘new wave’ era. Once again, the lines became blurred between who was the driving force behind the success of a new

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COMPETITIVE EDGE The best in hair, beauty and barbering are celebrated at The Industry Awards 2019

ew Zealand’s top hair and beauty professionals were recognised for their creativity, dedication and business skills at The Industry Awards in November, held at Te Papa in Wellington. Hosted annually by the New Zealand Association of Registered Hairdressers

(NZARH), Kitomba Salon and Spa Software and the New Zealand Hair and Beauty Industry Training Organisation (HITO), with 20 awards to hand out, there was much to celebrate. In accepting their awards many shared their love of the industry and their supportive teams and clients.

THE WINNERS APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR:

Vienna More, Clipjoint And Co, Christchurch

NZ HAIR SALON OF THE YEAR Tayla'd Styling

NEW ZEALAND HAIR SALON OF THE YEAR:

Tayla’d Styling, Hibiscus Coast This prestigious award celebrates a hair or barbering business that is at the top of its game and displays all-round strong performance. The judges thought Tayla’d Styling’s entry showcased examples of excellent strategic planning, as well as outstanding results over the past year. They believe it is the determination and passion of owner, Tayla Carpenter, that is the key to the business’s success. Tayla also won the Top Performing Stylist of the Year Award for 2019. “To win and to be recognized in the industry for our hard work and dedication is such an amazing feeling and really overwhelming,” says Tayla. “I couldn’t achieve this without my incredible team who are the backbone of our salon, brand partners such as Matrix for our opportunities and support, and Kitomba for making it easy for me to see everything clearly with our numbers and 98 headway.net.nz

The Apprentice of the Year Award goes to the best “all-round” hairdressing, barbering, or beauty therapy apprentice. The apprentice must show commitment to their training and the desire to improve in all areas. Judges said winner Vienna Moore, chosen from four regional winners across New Zealand, is a great example of a hardworking apprentice. “Not only was it clear a lot of thought had gone into this entry, but it was a great, original and creative read,” they commented. APPRENTICE OF THE YEAR Vienna Moore

TOP PERFORMING STYLIST OF THE YEAR Tayla Carpenter

marketing. And of course, the support of our family, friends and our loyal clients.” “I would recommend entering to everyone: it’s a great way to look at your business more thoroughly and celebrate your achievements, as well as pre-plan your goals for the next year ahead. I’m so grateful and honoured to have received two awards - these were major goals. Thank you for the opportunity of an event like this to attend.”

NEW ZEALAND BEAUTY SALON OF THE YEAR:

Puravida Beauty, Wellington

This award celebrates a beauty business that is clearly excelling and achieves phenomenal results in their overall business numbers and growth. The judges were impressed by Puravida Beauty’s clear focus on their goals, and the strategies they’ve put in place to achieve them. Owner, Sherri-lee Scholtz says she is “so thankful to The Industry Awards and the sponsors of the event for allowing us to come together and celebrate the hair and beauty industry. I am beyond grateful and still a little shocked about our win. A big thank you to my amazing clients for their loyalty and support - without them we would be nothing. Thanks to Holly my staff member, my suppliers, my friends and family for always having my back, and to my daughter, Callie, for being my biggest cheerleader!” NZ BEAUTY SALON OF THE YEAR Puravida Beauty

JASMINE MCBETH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP:

EDITORIAL STYLIST OF THE YEAR: Kylie Hayes, Moha

EDITORIAL STYLIST OF THE YEAR COVER SHOT & COLOUR CONCEPT

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Kylie Hayes took home four awards. She was the winner of the Editorial Stylist of the Year - Colour Concept, Editorial Stylist of the Year - Cover Shot, Editorial Stylist of the Year Derek Elvy Visionary Award - and the overall Editorial Stylist of the Year. “Thank you, you have once again provided us with a platform that allows us all to shine, an outlet

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Tee Tupara, Cremebrulee Hair and Beauty, Taupo

The Jasmine McBeth Memorial Scholarship was set up in memory of HITO apprentice Jasmine McBeth, who completed her hairdressing apprenticeship whilst battling cancer but sadly passed in 2007. Her parents, Denise and Murray McBeth, used the money she had saved for her business to create this scholarship. It’s awarded to a hairdressing apprentice that demonstrates dedication, passion and commitment to their training and career. The judges said this year’s winner, Tee Tupara, not only had an outstanding application but also a clear passion for hairdressing, an outstanding work ethic and a desire to succeed. “Tee is a great role model for the next generation.”

for us to tell our individual story, be artists and share our creativity with one another,” says Kylie. “I’m truly thankful to be recognised by an internationally-acclaimed judging panel, alongside my industry peers, and to all the other finalists, congratulations. We are all winners in the end. I dedicate this award to all the hardworking mothers of our industry and incredible husbands that support us on our journey.”

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WINNERS ROUND-UP TRAINING AWARDS Industry Trainer of the Year: Cathy Davys, Vivo Hair and Beauty, Wellington

Workplace of the Year: Absolute Hair, Waikanae

Jasmine McBeth Memorial Scholarship: Tee Tupara, Cremebrulee Hair and Beauty, Taupo

Apprentice of the Year: Vienna Moore, Biba Christchurch

Regional Apprentices of the Year… Northern: Grace Wilkinson, Biba, Auckland INDUSTRY TRAINER OF THE YEAR Cathy Davys

Northern Central: Tee Tupara, Cremebrulee Hair and Beauty, Taupo

Central: Eilish Mooney, Buoy Salon and Spa, Wellington Southern: Vienna Moore, Clipjoint and Co, Christchurch

Judges’ Special Mention: Ben Tuetue, The Barber Lounge, Christchurch WORKPLACE OF THE YEAR Absolute Hair

BEST SALON DESIGN Iron + Ivy (joint winner)

EXCELLENCE IN MARKETING Reds Hairdressing

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BEST SALON DESIGN Megan Nicole Hair Design (joint winner)

CREATIVE AWARDS Derek Elvy Visionary Award: Kylie Hayes, Moha Hairdressing, Dunedin

Patrick Cameron Under 4 Years in the Industry: Ashleigh Mullacrane, House of Hair, Gisborne

Patrick Cameron Over 4 Years in the Industry: Caren Mackay, Invercargill Editorial Stylist of the Year: Kylie Hayes, Moha Hairdressing, Dunedin

Editorial Stylist of the Year Colour Concept: Kylie Hayes, Moha Hairdressing, Dunedin

Editorial Stylist of the Year - Cover Shot: Kylie Hayes, Moha Hairdressing,

Editorial Stylist of the Year - Le Male: Rachel Elmiger, Mancraft, Taupo

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Hair Stylist of the Year - Next Generation: Teighan Robinson, Vivo Hair and Beauty, Invercargill

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BUSINESS AWARDS New Zealand Hair Salon of the Year: Tayla’d Styling, Hibiscus Coast New Zealand Beauty Salon of the Year: Puravida Beauty, Wellington Excellence in Marketing: Reds Hairdressing, Porirua

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HOW YOUR BEST CLIENTS CAN HELP YOU PLAN FOR THE FUTURE

s 2019 came to an end, now is the perfect time to reflect on the last 12 months and plan to ensure business success in the coming year. Rather than focusing on everything at once, take a moment to think about your clients; not your whole client list, but your best clients. Who are they? What do they say about your business? What keeps them coming back? Getting to know your best clients is key to planning and preparing for future business success.

makes it special. Unlike finding new clients through deal sites or promotions, the people your brand ambassadors bring in are likely to become great clients too. How do you identify your best clients? Your salon and spa software may help you to identify your star clients. Get to know who they are, discover what they have in common, what theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re buying and how often they visit. You can also identify clients that share traits with your best clients, so see what you and your staff can do to make them your best clients too.

Who are your best clients?

What do your best clients want?

There are a limited number of hours in the day, so more clients on your list doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t always mean more revenue. What you really need is for all the clients on your list to be your best clients. Your best clients not only keep coming back and bringing revenue in, but they also act as brand ambassadors by telling like-minded people about your business and what

The best way to give your clients what they want is to ensure you know exactly what that is. Rather than guessing, why not ask them? A survey is a relatively quick and easy way to gather information and can inform your business goals and decisions for the whole year. Would your clients prefer your late night to be Wednesday or

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Friday? Would they prefer to be rewarded for their loyalty with free products or service discounts? Do they like the music you play, the tea/coffee you serve and the products you use? The best way to find out is to ask! If you only need to know a few things, a comment card at reception or a post-appointment follow-up email with a survey link works well. For more in-depth responses, you’ll get more uptake if you incentivise the survey. A free treatment or discount on their next visit can really increase the amount of time and effort clients put into answering the survey, and thereby improve the usefulness of the results. Use the information you’ve gathered to inform any changes or adjustments you could make to your salon or spa to better meet the needs and desires of your best clients.

What makes your best clients choose you? What makes your business special? The value of your business is not just in the way you see your salon; it’s about how your best clients see you, and how they see themselves. Look closely at your clients and how they speak about your business. You may discover a point of view you hadn’t considered before. Once you’ve figured out what makes your business truly special, do more of it. Focus on what you’re great at and what

keeps your loyal clients coming back. You don’t need to have a service menu as long as your arm to make clients happy. They come to you because they like what you’re doing. Adding more service offerings or expanding to new audiences may even dilute what makes you special. Instead of adding more, think about becoming even more specialised. Are you really great with blondes? Adjust your marketing and packages to make the most of your position as a blonde specialist. Do you have great results making cancer survivors feel amazing? Make sure the world knows about it! When you’re great at what you do, people who are looking for your specific skill-set will find you, stay loyal to you, and tell others about you. Which brings more potential loyal clients through your door. Learning about your best clients and what keeps them coming back is a great way to learn more about your business. Using the information to identify areas for improvement and make plans to leverage what you already do well, you’ll be setting yourself up for future success. Kyra Sproule is the Marketing and Communications Coordinator at Kitomba Salon & Spa Software. To learn more about what Kitomba can do for your business, visit www.kitomba.com or call 0800 161 101.

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AT BELMOND MAROMA RESORT & SPA Unwind in ancient Mayan rituals, as Sharleen Singh uncovers a wellness haven in Riviera Maya, Mexico

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MAYAN MAGIC Named after the Mayan word meaning â&#x20AC;&#x153;healing energy of the sunâ&#x20AC;?, award-winning Kinan Spa celebrates the traditions of Mayan culture with ancient rituals, rare indigenous botanicals and a holistic approach to healing. Located at the Belmond Maroma Spa & Resort, nestled in a jungle paradise in Riviera Maya, Mexico, Kinan Spa embraces modern sophistication, ancient traditions, and a firm focus on wellness.

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;With a spa design based on Mayan sacred geometry, guests are invited to make a deep connection with ancient local culture to find inner harmonyâ&#x20AC;?

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HARMONY WITH NATURE Built with the spiritual guidance of a family of Mayan masons, this sanctuary is aligned with the stars and positioned in harmony with nature. Nestled within flower-filled gardens and 200 acres of surrounding tropical jungle, Kinan Spa is set back from the resort’s quarter of a mile of uninterrupted white sandy beach and azure Caribbean Sea. With a spa design based on Mayan sacred geometry, guests are invited to make a deep connection with ancient local culture to find inner harmony.

SLOW BEAUTY Kinan Spa features seven individual treatment rooms, including two couple’s treatment rooms with a jacuzzi, plus a sauna, steam room and plunge pool. You’ll also find a spa boutique, manicure and pedicure station, beauty salon and health bar. Kinan Spa embrace “Slow Beauty”, the concept that true beauty comes from within and spreads throughout your body and soul. This globally recognised approach to wellbeing focuses on anti-ageing, daily rituals and taking the time each day to pay attention to the mind, body and soul.

SOUL SEARCHING Spa Director and resident bee keeper of the stingless Melipona bee, Cynthia Alva, invites guests to join a Slow Beauty workshop covering daily rituals, recipes and ideas that when practised regularly promote personal growth. Spa-goers are able to discover the health benefits of basking in first light with meditation and movement to more Mayan-inspired rituals. These include natural bathing, ‘emotional blending’ using personalised essential local oils, and the Broken Tea Cup Ritual, designed to break unwanted habits.

HEALING HONEY Many of their exclusive treatments use rich local ingredients, such as chocolate, honey and powerful Mayan herbs. Special to the resort is its home-harvested Melipona bee honey, known to possess incredible healing powers that change according to the season and also a key ingredient found in the Signature ‘Honey & Glow’ Kinan facial and the Kinan Ritual. The facial, specifically designed to reduce inflammation and premature ageing, uses a Mayan honey mask which repairs and corrects skin to give the face a natural glow. The four-hand Kinan Ritual combines a handmade scrub with honey and salt from Celestún, a local town of Yucatán, and full body mask with raw honey from the Mayan jungle to draw unwanted toxins to the skin’s surface.

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ART OF TEMAZCAL An authentic way for guests to connect with ancient culture is to experience the Temazcal. This life-affirming ceremony is guided by a Mayan shaman of purification and re-birth, and is connected to the energy of the universe, phases of the moon and elements of life - air, fire, earth and water. Guests are led into a candlelit, handcrafted structure on the water’s edge, where a traditional ritual takes place involving herbal steaming, chanting, ancestral drumming, meditation and a mud bath.

PURSUITS OF HAPPINESS Activities to further complement the pursuit of Slow Beauty include Sunrise Yoga, which takes place on the impressive expanse of white sand as the sun rises on a cloudless horizon and reflects on aqua waters. The Jungle Bike Tour is also an ideal way to slow down and gently explore the resort’s captivating jungle pathways where curious Quatis (raccoons), spider monkeys and colourful botanicals can be spotted. An unforgettably unique escape. belmond.com/maromaresortandspa belmondmaromaresort

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Launching February 2020 Forest Therapy WHAT’S UNIQUE ABOUT THE FOREST THERAPY TREATMENT? • Featuring the elements of nature: WATER - Inhalation AIR - Guided breathing inhalation FIRE - Hot stone placement EARTH - Warm mud to hands and feet • Slow, long and elongating signature massage move to connect each body section • Experiential facial - featuring exfoliation, mud mask and pressure point face massage (90 minutes) • Body massage focuses on back, legs, abdomen and scalp FOREST THERAPY BATH AND SHOWER OIL Immerse your senses in a caring and healing experience created with our complex, hand-crafted essential oil blend of evergreen Pink Pepper, calming Cypress, cleansing Ho Wood and uplifting Juniper Berry.

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GODDESS-INSPIRED Eye of Horus are known for their goddess-inspired ranges, and these new releases are no exception. The Sacred Earth Complexion Palette and Love and Light Illuminating Palette each contain four light reflecting and contouring shades, while the Summer Solstice and Winter Solstice Palettes contain eight unique shades, complementing all skin tones. cs.co.nz

Natureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best The innovative team at Joyce Blok introduce the limited-edition Lip Balm and Sugar Scrub, inspired by the Auckland Wintergardensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; snapdragons, just in time for the holiday season. 100% Natural Massage Balm has also been released. A powerful boost to treatments with a velvety texture. selfcare.co.nz

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Kester Black has expanded its ethical offering from nails to lips, with a new range of vegan matte lipsticks. Hyperreal Liquid Lipsticks include six wearable shades, from soft nudes to a pop of pink. A nourishing, antioxidant-packed lippy option for the season ahead. kesterblack.com

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FIVE OCEANS Thalgo introduce a new spa experience in which the power of marine stones meets precious algae infused with energising gold. Joyaux Atlantique takes the form of a two-hour body journey, inspired by the five oceans. This multi-sensory treatment includes three steps, and new products to continue the experience at home. infinisea.co.nz

Mineral Beauty Award-winning British mineral-based makeup company, Lily Lolo, finally make their debut in New Zealand. This empowering range contains flawless makeup options for all skin types: from foundations to mineral powders, lipsticks and everything in between. A welcome collection featuring second-to-none natural formulas for a stunning finish. From de Spa Cosmetics.

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For a spectacular finish to any manicure, try Swarovski Crystalpixie. Thanks to cutting-edge precision-grinding technology, this high-quality sparkle can be built up to create a serious statement, or added as a sprinkle of glitter for a softer glam. The perfect premium kits for a stunning manicure. creativenails.co.nz

Forest Therapy Return to your roots with the new Aromatherapy Associates Forest Therapy Bath & Shower Oil, and Wellness Mist. Inspired by the Japanese art of ‘Forest Bathing’, these products feature ingredients that work synergistically, coming together to form a fragrance that’s powerfully effective, yet emotionally healing. selfcare.co.nz

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GEM INSPIRED CND introduce a collection of crystal-inspired shades with the Crystal Alchemy Collection. In partnership with Swarovski, these five polishes are the colours of precious jewels and stones. From soft and feminine, to bold and carefree, this collaboration brings us the look of luxury for summer. creativenails.co.nz

Restored Radiance EYE ENHANCERS

With eye services being a huge part of most salons, Salon Systems Laboratories have brought out a range of adhesives manufactured in Europe. Created to comply with the highest safety standards, the collection includes a Lash Glue, Brow Glue, Brow Base, Adhesive Remover and Lash Primer. salons.co.nz

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After four years of research, Sothys launch the new five-piece Detox Energy Range, designed to boost the skinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s resistance to the environment and restore radiance. Sothys are also thrilled to announce a new partnership with Chuan Spa Auckland. Their gorgeous new Sensational Escape Spa Package features a full body exfoliation and massage, ending with a glass of sparkling wine - utter bliss. sothys.co.nz

A beautiful combination of high-end style, comfort and practicality, Comfortelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Heidi Reclining Salon Chair with footrest offers soft, curved lines and a stunning profile. Ideal for makeup application and beauty therapies, such as lash and brow enhancements, this is an excellent addition to your refined boho salon interior. comfortel.co.nz

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what ’s trending The beauty trends set to dominate this summer are inspiring. Beauty is cyclical so you’ll see some old favourites return but with an emphasis on clean beauty. Vinyl red lips were also in abundunce on the runways. Here are our favourites for the season…

Who we’d like to meet

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More adventurous than the smoky eye, neon eyeliner is creative and vibrant. Last seen in the SS17 collections, it’s back and this time a little more adventurous. Ultra-colourful hues, ultraconfident summer.

In 2010 cult beauty brands were just starting out. Tom Ford, Charlotte Tilbury, Fenty and many more. Now, new products launch every week but it’s hard for us to pass on the opportunity to get our hands on Glossier.

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A new icon joined the M·A·C family in October and we would love to meet him! Drew Elliot, ex Chief Creative Officer at Paper, and now Global Creative Director at M·A·C. How exciting would it be to work with him?

Clean Manicure

@jocelynpetron

@royalsclinicaustralia

Guilt-free self care is what this process is all about: foregoing colour for an AHA peel and a traditional file and buff and using only natural and organic products. It’s conscious consumerism for the next decade.

Model Pick Jordan Daniels, a South African-born New Zealander, walked her first Milan runway for the SS/19 Prada show exclusively. Named by Vogue as a “true global beauty”, this is a face to follow for 2020.

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Eyebrow Lamination Thicker arches are predicted to be the #1 brow trend for 2020. Eyebrow lamination is leading the popularity stakes, promising to deliver the results of Microblading without the needles.

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MOOD BOARD Insiders share their inspirations and favourites for the upcoming decade Kelly Smith Birdy and Me birdyandme

Current fashion mood? I’m really loving all of the oversized floral prints and dramatic silhouettes seen during the recent couture shows, such as Valentino and Schiaparelli. My day-to-day wardrobe is very much jeans and a tee, or simple dresses with an exaggerated sleeve. I wear a lot of black so I tend to find myself drawn (as a spectator) to the theatrics and fantasy of fashion - the visual feast!

Hair and beauty looks inspiring you for 2020?

@birdyandme

As an artist I’m always interested in the more overstated looks on the runway, like Pat McGrath’s sparkling wings in every colour of the rainbow. I do also love the romantic but undone look. Naked eyes with a bold lip, or winged liner with a loose ponytail. I became a mum in 2019, so this year has been a balancing act between what’s simple and still wanting to feel like myself. So it’s “easy” hair for me. I’ll do tousled or brushed out waves that can last a few days! The classic top knot is also very practical right now – days of dry shampoo giving me all of that extra volume for the best pouffs!

Instagram obsessions? @thedogist - basically Humans of New York but doggos. @advancedstyle - photographing senior style on the street. People who are unapologetically themselves and look SPECTACULAR doing it. @traceeellisross - I’m just obsessed with her. She has such @patmcgrathreal 120 headway.net.nz

incredible style and seems to be genuinely hilarious and humble.

What will still be in your wardrobe in ten years’ time? I’m a bit of a handbag fiend. I’ve collected a few special pieces over time. I do sell some on, but others I can never see myself parting with. I have a beautiful pink Dior bag that I hope to pass down one day.

Song that will always get you on the dancefloor? Honestly, it doesn’t take much! But to name just one it would be ”I Wanna Dance with Somebody” by Whitney Houston.

Most memorable project or collaboration? I’ve been so fortunate to work with a lot of incredible clients and talented creatives. I think my most memorable would have to be working with Valentino in 2014 - it was my first huge luxury client and such a dream project from start to finish.

Beauty icon? Michelle Pfieffer in ANY decade. Also Kate Moss is still the original girl crush.

Goals/dreams for 2020? 2019 was such a life-changing year for me in my personal life, but I’m hoping 2020 brings some more balance and time to experiment, collaborate and grow as an artist! I’m hoping to publish my first book, but that could be a 5-year goal.

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Sarah Mahler Infinisea Academy infiniseacreations

Current fashion mood? Summer is coming and I love the safari-chic/African jungle trend going on at the moment. It’s all about reconnecting with nature; very raw, comfortable and elegant at the same time.

Hair and beauty looks inspiring you for 2020? I like chic, short or long asymmetrical bob hair and I absolutely love vintage late 70’s looks. Think Lindsay Wagner in Bionic Woman or Farrah Fawcett in (the original) Charlie’s Angels. These looks are timeless.

Marant, and Sandro. I also recently discovered Maggie Marilyn, a Kiwi stylist that makes fantastic clothes and accessories.

Beauty icon? Jennifer Garner

Goals/dreams for 2020? Professionally: communicate more on all innovations Thalgo is developing and promote the fact that we at Infinisea are not only selling a brand, but also offer training to beauty therapists all over New Zealand, in order to increase their skills and knowledge. Personally, keep being silly with family and friends.

Instagram obsessions? @fkatwigs is always interesting. Her music, fashion and performances are groundbreaking and challenging. I love everything about her. I’m also a huge fan of photography in general so I follow a few hashtags. Try #jeanbaptistemondino, #inezvinoodh, #stevenmeisel, #stevenklein, #mertalas, etc.

What will still be in your wardrobe in ten years’ time? A pair of black patent leather Zizi Oxford shoes by Repetto.

Song that will always get you on the dancefloor? That’s a tough one. One song? There are so many. I’ll go for Deee-Lite “Groove is in the Heart” or more recently DJ Koze “Pick up”.

@fkatwigs @rosiehw

it feels like it has more of an effortless elegance. I’m obsessed with M.A.C Powder Kiss Lipsticks to achieve this statement lip. James Pecis created the most beautiful hair origami backstage at Shiatzy Chen in Paris that used circular gold barrettes in a super slick pony. It was such a vision that I instantly wanted it on myself and had to take a photo for future reference.

Instagram obsessions?

@farrahfawcettfn

@ kiekies__

Kiekie Stanners M.A.C kiekies__

Current fashion mood? Textures, caramel tones, 70’s sepia. Currently obsessed with toffee-toned leather anything.

Designer you can’t get enough of?

Hair and beauty looks inspiring you for 2020?

I’m originally from Paris, so most of my favourite designers are Frenchies. Jean-Paul Gaultier has always been my number one, but he kinda retired from the fashion industry. Today, I love Jacquemus, Agnes B, Isabel

I’m really into a brow feature that creates a defined top line to the brow, like we created at Vivienne Westwood and Moschino. And a perfectly chic red lip will never go out of fashion, but I want to wear it with a difused edge, so

Anything interior. I love design in all realms, but have always been obsessed with anything vintage or referencing an era in visuals.

@lifeunstyled

What will still be in your wardrobe in ten years’ time? All my vintage. I still adore all my vintage finds from when I was a teenager and the memories these pieces have, and that they are so uniquely me. When something is a one-off, you treasure it and look after it so much more. Hopefully in 10 years’ time I can still fit them!

Beauty icon? Rosie Huntington-Whiteley – give me those lips please.

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Our must-have and lust-have noteworthy products and colours for the season

Give thirsty skin a drink of lemony hydration to replenish moisture and uplift spirits. Jane Iredale Lemongrass Love Hydration Spray awakens the senses, and hydrates, conditions and protects skin. 122 headway.net.nz

Sisley Phyto-Teint Ultra Eclat has in-built colour in its complete skincare expertise, which comes through in a natural, second-skin substance. Thanks to its oil free formula, the complexion stays fresh and clear even in hot or humid weather.

The lightly textured Sothys Nourishing Body Elixir leaves skin soft and silky. Active ingredients include Sunflower oil to hydrate and nourish, along with vitamin E derivatives for an antioxidant action.

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The smooth, buildable Joyce Blok BB Cream Broad Spectrum SPF 30 underwent rigorous testing to comply with AUS/NZ SPF standards. Featuring six beautiful benefits in one, it protects, firms the skin and covers imperfections.

Rich in marine actives, Thalgo 24 Hour Hydrating Body Milk offers immediate and long-lasting hydration, while restoring softness to the skin. This velvety milk texture is quickly absorbed, allowing you to get dressed in an instant.

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M.A.C Retro Matte Liquid Lipstick in Quite The Standout offers a splash of colour in a long-lasting liquid-suede finish. Perfect for dressing up any outfit or occasion this season.

Protect skin from free radicals and sun damage with LaGaia C-Serum Super C Radiance. This concentrated serum has a pH balanced formula full of antioxidants, hydrating and healing ingredients for optimum skin function and appearance.

Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics Sweet Talk Palette Pressed Mineral Eyeshadow Quad contains velvety mineral pigments that glide on and wear for hours. A combination of matte, shimmery, and pearl shades, allowing for a perfect transition from day to night.

11 La Prairie Skin Caviar Loose Powder is infused with caviar extract that illuminates the complexion and sets makeup for an all-day youthful, natural, shine-free finish. The perfect addition to this seasons makeup arsenal for a flawless finish.

Aromatherapy Associates Revive Body Lotion is the perfect summer go-to to nourish and prep. Uplifting Neroli, stimulating Rosemary and detoxifying Juniper Berry leave skin moisturised, wide awake and ready for the day ahead. headway.net.nz 123

SPA BUCKET LIST Our favourite spa escapes from around the globe, as discovered by Sharleen Singh

ONE&ONLY SPA One&Only Reethi Rah, Maldives A dreamy sea-facing sanctuary for the mind, body and soul, this Maldives spa focuses on revitalising face and body treatments, inspired by Asian beauty traditions. Spa facilities include a therapeutic vitality pool, crystal steam rooms, and saunas. Start with a consultation in the spa lobby before meandering through tropical gardens to your own private spa suite.

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OASIS SPA Four Seasons Resort Los Cabos at Costa Palmasâ&#x201E;˘, Mexico Welcome to a showpiece of contemporary design on Mexicoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Baja California Peninsula. Rooted in the healing energy of the desert, mountains and ocean, treatments at Oasis Spa incorporate indigenous ingredients known to soothe and revive.

WELLNESS RETREATS

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SIX SENSES SPA Six Senses Douro Valley, Portugal Located among vineyards and acres of rolling hills, and set in a restored 19th century manor, is the ultimate hideaway in nature to focus on your wellness and maintain or restore your health. Embracing the elements of water, stone and wood, guests can choose between four wellness programmes, such as Sleep & Resilience, Cleanse & Detox, Trim & Fit, and Full Potential.

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Rosewood Hotel Phuket, Thailand Asaya offers a full range of signature treatments and alternative therapies built on the foundation of your wellbeing. These holistic wellness concepts flow through all aspects of the resort, whether maintaining your workout or simply relaxing beside the beachfront pool. This approach to wellness allows you to explore what you need, based upon where you have been and where you would like to go.

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Euphoria Retreat, Greece This holistic spa specialises in targeted programmes that incorporate treatments inspired by the five elements; from detoxifying body wraps to metabolismboosting activities like rafting, climbing, and hiking. The one-ofa-kind premises features a Romanstyle tepidarium, a Finnish sauna, a Byzantine hammam, and a womb-like thermal pool filled with the sounds of dolphin and whale song.

Backstage Hotel Vernissage, Switzerland Inspired by the Old Testament’s story of creation, this spa includes a darkened steam room with pulsing light, an ocean of infrared heated glass panels featuring screens of clouds on the ceiling, a sensorial room filled with tropical flowers, a sauna projecting images from the Hubble telescope, and a relaxation room with water beds, classical music and a representation of Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel ceiling. Body, soul, art, music and nature unite. euphoriaretreat.com

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THE ROUTINE Ashleigh Scott, founder and owner of The Facialist, Tribeca Skin Tonics and industry mentor, shares her skin care tips and tricks for the new season

Encouraging your clients to supplement their diet with key nutrients is so important, now more than ever. The soil our food is grown in is not as nutrient-rich as it used to be, so even if you’re eating an incredible diet, you can still be lacking key nutrients that are important for skin health. Zinc, vitamin B and essential fatty acids (Omega) supplements are all vital for skin health. We recomend taking these nutrients in supplement form for maximum results. Water and vitamins A & C are other key nutrients for skin health but these are much easier to get through a good diet.

CLEANSE EVERY NIGHT We all know going to bed with makeup on isn’t good for your skin. Clients need to make it a priority when they first get home from work in the evenings to cleanse their skin and apply skincare straight away. If they leave this as the last thing they do before going to bed, they often do not have the energy to perform the routine effectively. An early cleanse in the evening enables more time to relax and helps with efficacy.

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it’s what your clients do every day at home that makes the biggest difference. Seasonal facials are great to help skin adjust to environmental changes and boost results. The New Year is a excellent time to advise on what customers are using at home and to make any necessary changes to ensure optimum results.

GUT LOVE There are so many connections to gut health and skin. Many skin conditions stem from the gut, so supporting the gut microbiome with good quality probiotics and fermented foods is crucial. Suggest adding kombucha, kimchi or sauerkraut into your client’s diet as well as taking probiotic supplements.

MASSAGE Rather than slapping on moisturiser each day, advise clients that spending a couple of minutes working products into the skin is more ideal. Not only will they enjoy better absorption of ingredients, but they will boost blood circulation to the skin. This will help to bring fresh oxygen and nutrients to the surface of the skin, de-puff and detoxify, as well as toning muscles and contouring the face. Facial oils are wonderful to use for an at-home facial massage. Alternatively, clients can stimulate the skin whilst cleansing or applying serum and moisturiser.

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2. Joyce Blok Auto Bronzing Cream contains antioxidant ingredients and gives a golden tan without any exposure to sunlight, especially skin-damaging UV rays. 3. Osmosis Sun Defense Bronzing Elixir features gold-infused and frequencyenhanced minerals that boost the body's natural tanning response. 4. Perfect for encouraging the renewal of fresh, healthy skin cells pre-tan, Aromatherapy Associates Revive Body Brush leaves skin prepped and supremely soft. 5. Sisley Paris Self Tanning Hydrating Body Skin Care is quickly absorbed into the skin, leaving it soft and luminous with a natural sun-kissed effect. 6. St. Tropez Self Tan Express uses a 100% natural tanning agent and intelligent shade technology 3. to ensure that tan is suited to individual skin tones. 7. For the gift of bronzed skin, the Sunescape 2. 5. Endless Summer Gift Pack offers the essentials needed for smooth, soft skin and a natural, buildable tan. 8. Enriched with Aloe for an intense moisture boost, Thalgo Self-Tanning Cream offers a golden glow for the face and body all year round. 9. Featuring multi-active exfoliators to enhance skin renewal, and hand-blended pure essential oils, ASPAR Wattleseed &

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word to describe artistic people who live in an unconventional way, the Pinterest-inspired Boho concept has been a popular trend gracing weddings in some shape or form. The Boho bride is carefree and effortless. She has flowers in her loose hair, a beautifully intricate dress that catches in the wind, and a natural bridal glow. It is this glow that we need to capture, so it’s important to have a plan in place for this carefree beauty concept that is here to stay.

Bridal programme First up, the consultation. Ensure that you are prepared in order to assure the bride-to-be that you know your stuff. An information card, brochure, or even a document on your bridal services loaded onto a tablet (for the more tech-savvy) is a great start. Every spa or salon should have a customisable treatment plan as a starting point for brides. For problem skins, a 6 -12 month programme, a 2 -4 month programme for maintenance, and a last minute skin treatment plan a week -1 month out from the wedding.

Glow treatments A facial should be the top of any treatment plan, customised to your client of course. Peels, microdermabrasion and light therapy should be at the top of your list, but ensure that these enhanced facials happen way in advance and not the week before the wedding. With the rise of fresh skin and natural makeup, the Boho bride’s makeup look is simple, with her clear complexion as the star. Along with fresh skin comes natural, styled brows, so ensure that you 3 begin a brow maintenance and waxing programme alongside 2 any facials, plus tinting as a great alternative to mascara on the day.

Perfect homecare

Moisturise, cleanse every morning and night (twice!), and exfoliate at 9 least once a week. These key three should be ingrained in your client’s mind. However, the focus should be on more than just the face. Recommend they focus 10 on dry patchy areas, such as the décolletage, elbows, knees and heels with a gentle scrub and a hydrating moisturiser, especially when dealing with a flowy, off-the-shoulder dress. As the world of beauty evolves, we now know that great skin needs a little help from within, so suggest EFA’s and a wellness elixir to help with healthy radiance. In addition to a full arsenal of skin care, consider suggesting an aromatherapy-based option; a beautiful oil blend designed to relax the bride the night before, and a reviving option whilst the bridal party gets ready. After all, a relaxed bride is a happy, beautiful bride.

Emergency kit Let’s be honest, a wedding that went off without a hitch is almost unheard of. Whether it’s a particularly rowdy aunt getting into the Cha-Cha Slide on the dancefloor, or the largest pimple in the world making an appearance, you need to have an SOS kit ready for your bride-to-be. Skin soothers for unwanted redness, radiance-inducing serums, targeted elixirs and emergency masks are all part in parcel of ensuring that the bride has a healthy canvas to work with. Educate your bride-to-be on what to do if the worst happens, and always ensure they have used your products up until the big day. This is why homecare is such an important step right from the beginning. Your job is to ensure that all your bride will need on the day is a tinted moisturiser base, hydrated hands for close-ups of the rings, and that carefree, boho glow.

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Skin Manifesto Anne O’Brien encourages you to embrace a new philosophy for 2020 – be yourself

s we make the final changes to the last issue of Headway for 2019, we are surrounded by commentaries and posts of the best and the worst of the 2010’s. From beauty trends, hair masterpieces, wellness challenges of both people and planet, fashion, design, entertainment, global news, local tragedy and innovation, it is a veritable feast of opinion and interpretation. It’s hard to believe another decade is on the horizon but rather than look back, we look forward to what is in the post, not what was. The mood is realistic but positive. Change is good and there is certainly a lot of change being forecasted. It is important to look at your own plans, both professionally and personally, but rather than write down a whole new set of rules, we’re seeing the coming decade in a slightly different light than the last couple. Read on for some thoughts on a future of simplicity

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and personal ownership… The traditional way to start any New Year, let alone a new decade, is to begin with a declaration of change. “This year I’m going to be…” is a common catchphrase but perhaps rather than reviewing who you are going to be, why not look at who you are? Are you an independent, passionate operator who is loving what you do, or are you a follower worried about what everyone else is doing and desperately trying to keep up? • Do your clients actually know what drives you and your business? • What were your intentions when you went out on your own, invested in your education and eventually bought

Manifesto a published declaration of the intentions, motives, or views of the issuer. May present an individual's life stance and what is ultimately important to them…

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the business? • Are you still that same person? • If you’ve changed, have you reflected these changes within your salon? • Why do you use the products you have chosen in-spa? • Why have you chosen to introduce the treatment, equipment or procedures that are on your menu? • Do you offer services because of market trends or because of personal preference? • What is your business all about? • Is it really about you? If not, remember the most important thing in our industry – our clients love what we love. We decided when looking at own business to write (we are writers after all) a skin manifesto for 2020. For some of our younger readers in the 80’s this was called a ‘mission statement’ (small shudder as 80’s business phrases flash

into my head accompanied by a hideous 80’s sound track!) and everyone would ask – what’s your mission statement? In the 80’s, you would present a 200 word document or overhead (look it up) full of core values, goals, focus statements and a ‘vision’ for the future. This was incredibly difficult to put together and very dull to read. For the 2020’s, we are advocating not a ‘mission’ but a ‘manifesto’. A declaration of intentions or views of the writer / owner. Yes, it would identify core values but not of the business. They would be the values of the owner, your values. Corporations don’t have values, people do. This manifesto ideally would be one line only and would state what you do and why. Wipe the slate clean and drop the 200 words down to 20 (in line with the new decade) and see what you can come up with. Look forward to a simple, uncluttered future which celebrates your

uniqueness and gets your message out there as your own. Create your own manifesto and drop the mission. Happy New Year!

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Skin Superstars Some of the legends of the cosmetic injecting industry presented in Sydney during October, at the inaugural Aesthetics 2019 conference. Dr Catherine Stone shares her findings

onvened by renowned plastic surgeon Steven Liew, the names that lined the Aesthetics 2019 agenda were our equivalent of Madonna, Beyoncé, and Elton John. Absolute superstars who helped to shape and develop cosmetic injectables as an industry, either directly or indirectly. Here are my top five ‘take-home’ messages. 134 headway.net.nz

Evolution of wrinkles

Humans have the flattest face of any species and are the only species where wrinkles in the face are a sign of ageing. From an evolutionary perspective, our faces became flatter as our brain size increased. As our faces became flatter, the ‘holes’ in our skull - the eye sockets, nasal aperture and mouth - also became bigger. The muscles around these ‘holes’ became more active, especially as facial expression became more important in communication. Our skin starts out smooth and with continued repetitive movement of the skin, the damage causes wrinkles - which explains why often the eyes and mouth will show the first signs of ageing. Compare this to a chimpanzee, who will also have wrinkles, but has them from a young age rather than developing them over time.

"The number one beauty tip for skin - protect your skin from the sun and don’t get sunburned!"

East & West

Asian faces age more in the central part of the face, whereas Westerners age more laterally - through the jawline, cheek and pre-auricular (in front of the ear), which contributes to our increased tendency to sag. About 60% of Asians have a retruded (weak) chin, which leads to increased activity of the chin muscle and a dimply chin. To prevent the appearance of ageing in Asian skin, we should ideally treat the midface and chin early on, which also improves their overall facial balance. Whereas in Westerners, we should focus on the cheeks, jawline and pre-auricular area as early as possible to prevent or reduce the sagging that appears ageing.

often don’t communicate effectively with them. We learned from a psychologist specialising in BDD that it’s best to let these people know that you are on their side. That we want what is best for them and that we can connect them with someone more able, to help them feel better. She advocated NOT telling them they have BDD or diminishing their area of concern as ‘not significant’, which is the way that most of us have addressed this problem in the past.

Fillers

As cosmetic injectors, the top in the world are moving back to using smaller amounts of filler, strategically placed in the face using the retaining ligaments. These ligaments hold up the face and sit in a line that separates the highly mobile front part of the face, which causes wrinkles with movement, from the more stabilised ‘facial frame’ or lateral (outer) part of the face. The focus is strategic engineering rather than just volumising, so they recommend moving away from the big 12-20 syringe treatments that have become popular in some circles, and back to creating natural-looking lift with just 3-6 syringes.

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Body Dysmorphia

Future of Skin Care

In the skin care space there were some excellent talks focusing on epigenetics and the microbiome of the skin, including some new pre, pro and post-biotic ingredients. Also, treating melasma with microneedling and great info on how needling stimulates a non-scarring version of healing, as it doesn’t damage the dermal papillae or stimulate the arachidonic acid (scarring) pathway. There was an interesting talk on how cosmeceuticals can be used to reduce the oxidative damage of blue light from computer screens and mobile devices, which contributes to ageing. The near future of skin care includes customised skin care, such as the UNIVERSKIN range. I attended the launch of this range in February 2014 in Paris. It is now in Australia and they hope to be in NZ next year. Even more exciting is the convergence of AI, DNA analysis and customised skin care that is likely to be the gold standard for skin care over the next few years. The number one beauty tip for skin protect your skin from the sun and don’t get sunburned!

“Asian faces age more in the central part of the face, whereas Westerners age more laterally, through the jawline & cheek”

The obsessive focus on a perceived flaw in appearance is on the rise, especially due to the impact of selfies, filters and social media. It is now so much more prevalent there are even subtypes of body dysmorphia, such as lip dysmorphia. As responsible clinicians, we are trained to recognise the symptoms of someone with body dysmorphia. For it to be diagnosed as Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD), it has to have a significant negative impact on their lives, such as avoiding going out or certain social situations. If these people are treated with cosmetic treatments, their symptoms often become worse as it is an anxiety-related disorder, similar to OCD and anorexia. The best treatment for BDD is counselling and antidepressants. More than half of the clinicians in the audience felt they had seen someone with BDD in the last 12 months. However, we

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what ’s trending Dictionary.com recently announced ‘existential’ as its 2019 word of the year. In the world of wellness, this reflects an openness to something different, increasing mindfulness and asking the big questions, which is mirrored in our Insta-trends. Here’s to a new decade of well-being with confidence

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Where do we want to put our energy in the New Year? We found ourselves asking that very question, resulting in a unanimous vote to relish in me-time and this feed in the upcoming year.

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FRUIT FOWARD Nature shows us how it’s done, as Sharleen Singh takes a look at the most potent superfruits currently in the industry

CHERRY

PINEAPPLE

This delicious fruit boasts high levels of antioxidants that help the skin defend itself against environmental aggressors, while calming inflammation. Whilst featuring vitamins A, B and E, black cherries in particular are rich in vitamin C, which in turn allows the humble cherry to combat dullness and correct hyperpigmentation. Cherry extract can benefit many skin types, in particular those with dry skin, or those having a particularly lustreless day. The sheer multitude of benefits means that you’ll likely see cherry popping up more and more, especially in brightening, clarifying and hydrating skin care ranges.

No matter which side of the “pineapple does or doesn’t belong on pizza” debate you’re on, we can tell you that pineapple definitely does belong on your face. Pineapple is rich in vitamins C & E, which are commonly known in the industry as boosters for when your skin is feeling a bit weary or inflamed. They’re known to brighten and even out skin tone, whilst preventing skin from pollution damage during the day. On top of that, the enzymes found in pineapple act as a gentle peel, sloughing away dead skin cells and reducing the appearance of blackheads. Perfect for most skin types, those with extra dry skin simply need to use a hydrating serum after their pineapple-infused skincare.

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KAKADU PLUM From our Australian neighbours comes a true superfruit, the kakadu plum. One of the world’s richest sources of vitamin C, this fruit originates from the remote bush of the northwest territory of Australia. As well as offering a serious antioxidant boost, kakadu plum brightens the complexion and reduces hyperpigmentation. While this is the standard for most vitamin C-enriched skin care products, kakadu takes it to the next level. This plum contains antioxidant compounds that together provide more comprehensive protection against oxidative stress, while healing past environmental damage. A true super hero from across the ditch.

WATERMELON When its origins stem from K-Beauty, you know it’s got to be good. A true symbol of summer, watermelon isn’t just an addition to your cocktail, or as a dessert at a BBQ. As its name suggests, this melon is drenched with 92% H2o for hydration, but it actually boasts much more than that. Watermelon also contains amino acids to improve blood circulation, and lycopene, which is anti-inflammatory. Suitable for all skin types, this ingredient is particularly useful for those that suffer from dry, flaky skin, or those prone to breakouts and redness. This delectable superfruit is one to watch as we enter a new decade. headway.net.nz 137

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Sharleen Singh explains the ins and outs of vibrational beauty

igh vibrations is not a new concept, as explored in the idea of tapping into nature to feel more grounded (i.e Forest Therapy), or positive thinking to attract positive energy (2006’s The Secret). However, the implementation of high vibrations in beauty is something that we must take note of in the realm of wellness. The basis of celebrated book 'High Vibrational Beauty' by Kerrilynn Palmer and Cindy Diprima Morisse, founders of CAP Beauty, this philosophy is one for you and your clients to embrace, both in-spa and in life. Natural beauty is a lifestyle, it’s the active pursuit of raising our vibrational energies on every level. According to Kerrilynn and Cindy, it can be as simple as using these 13 touchstones as a guideline:

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Mother Nature knows best.

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Be curious, explore and go deep.

CONSISTENCY CONQUERS What we do every day counts more than what we do every once in a while.

Focus on adding in good habits and less on giving up the bad ones.

MAKE SPACE Making space creates clarity in mind and body.

HONOUR THE RHYTHMS OF NATURE A deep connection to seasonal cycles informs your choices and rules self care.

BE PREPARED With a little planning and prep, you set yourself up for victory each and every day.

STAND IN THE LIGHT Embrace your life of change and as you raise your vibration, let it lift others.

MOVE AND SWEAT Sweating on the daily nurtures your body, mind and spirit.

GET QUIET Practice quiet, and

FIND YOUR PURPOSE

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experience a shift on every level.

When your mission is clear, life flows.

IN GRATITUDE Give thanks for all you have.

BE LOVE It’s all there is.

As explained on east-westseminars.com, Vibrational Beauty Therapy consists of up to seven phases of treatments. On the basis that a person with a healthy, glowing face has a good internal energy balance, these steps work to enhance “good energies” from within. These phases include acupuncture, microcurrent stimulation, and light therapy. Particularly interesting is Colour Hunger, which includes using a certain coloured light applied to a particular part of the body for different results. For example blue, which may have an anti-inflammatory effect on arthritis and burns, as well as a calming effect on the mood. These ideals are already practiced in Eastern medicine, with acupuncture, and current beauty treatments, including micro-currents and light therapy. It is simply a case of embracing this philosophy wholeheartedly as we make a natural and organic progression towards High Vibrational Beauty for 2020.

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The Burden of our Modern World

urious to know whether the choices you make in daily life increase your risk of cancer and diseases like cardiovascular disease, dementia, Parkinson’s, autoimmune disease and fertility problems? There is mushrooming evidence that the chemical load from our environment is making an impact on health, wellbeing and fertility. To understand the importance of reducing environmental toxic burden, we look to the science of epigenetics, which explains how the genes you inherited from your parents can interact with the environment, to either support or sabotage health. The question of pesticide residue load focuses on the potential exposure we have to the multiple chemicals that we come into contact with on a daily basis. Research would indicate that over 80 percent of these toxins come through our food chain. So how much poison is too much? Safe pesticide levels are determined by Health Regulators, using animal studies based on presumptions dating from the 1950’s. All studies done use extrapolated data assumptions based on studies in rats. In order to determine safe human levels of a chemical known to cause death at certain levels, rats are fed increasing concentrations of the chemical until 50 percent of them die. This level of chemical is labelled the LD 50 of that particular toxin, the lethal dose that killed 50 percent of the subjects. From here, a mathematical calculation is taken, resulting in the determination of safety levels in humans. The emerging science of Nutrigenomics looks at how our gene expression interacts with our food and chemicals. Recent studies point to a huge faulty logic in the process of determining safety based on lethal dose studies in animals. Ask yourself the question, ‘Does a little bit of poison matter, when it comes to the food we eat?’ The answer actually depends on how robust your genes are. Up to 50 percent of us inherit, from one or both parents, less

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efficient enzyme systems that remove chemicals and inflammatory loads from our cells. This means that some in our community will succumb sooner than others, but chemicals have the potential to sabotage everyone reaching a thriving state of health. Take the Bisphenol family of chemicals as an example. We have had abundant research on the effects of Bisphenol A and its ability to disrupt fertility and hormone regulation in both men and women. Studies from around 2012 showed that this happens at levels far below the designated human safety level. Despite this, Food Safety organisations continued to accept the old logic of ‘the Dose Maketh the Poison’. When research from 2015 showed overwhelming evidence of significant hormone disruption and reduced fertility from Bisphenol A in both animals and humans, they had to re-write the script. Baby’s plastic feeding bottles containing BPA were removed from sale around that time. The lesson learnt from this story is that responsibility for reducing chemical load lies firmly on your shoulders. Don’t expect government legislation to react quickly to new research of harm. The solution? Move to organic choices, particularly for those foods with a high pesticide residue. The EWG’s Shopper’s Guide to Pesticides in Produce Dirty Dozen lists foods containing unacceptably high pesticide loads that should always be sourced from an organic grower. These include strawberries, spinach, kale, tomatoes and most stone fruits. The Clean Fifteen are foods that are naturally protected from sprays, or are grown without chemicals, like avocados, corn, pineapples and melons. These are fine to pick up from your local supermarket, taking the load off both your body and your weekly food budget. Reducing your exposure to foods with high chemical load and residual pesticides is the single most important step in dodging this environmental impact on our health and fertility. Dr Karen Coates is an integrative medical specialist in women’s health. She presents regular workshops on health and wellbeing at the Gwinganna Lifestyle retreat on the Gold Coast, Australia.

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Is eating less poison good for you? Dr Karen Coates explores another side to the organic debate

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Avoid New Year Anxiety Success Coach, Annabelle Matson, explores the art of stress-free reflection as we embark on a new decade annabellematson

ave you noticed there’s a lot of panic that sets in around the first of January? We see across social media and in conversations with friends, people discussing their goals, their dreams, and their “word” for the year. A quick scroll through Instagram can create anxiety and pressure that you’re “not doing enough” and need to be further ahead (and it’s only the first week of the year!). I really dislike this feeling and I’m sure you do too. I prefer to begin the New Year with the kind of energy I intend to bring for the rest of the year - feelings of being aligned, connected, clear and confident. The way to avoid New Year anxiety is by setting aside deliberate reflection time over the Christmas break to look back on your year and consider what you may like to work towards in the coming months. Don’t put pressure on yourself to have your whole year mapped out in the first week of January. Otherwise, you might rush into things because you feel that is what you “should do” rather than what is most aligned and true for you.

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It doesn’t have to happen all at once either! Allow this reflection process to be ongoing and something you keep coming back to through January and February, as more clarity begins to surface. Not sure where to start?

Give yourself space to reflect on what’s important to you and allow this to be a continuous process that you come back to.

Here are some journal prompts to help you: • What’s been working well this year? • What has drained my energy this year? • What would I like to see more of in my life next year? • What do I feel needs to shift in order for me to experience that? • What do I need to give up, say no to or let go of? Then I recommend you do a free write. Drop into your heart, set the intention to call on your highest self and write freely from that space. What does your highest self crave in the year ahead? Where are you being guided to? Remember, the first week of January isn’t the only time to set goals and intentions, and you don’t have to have your whole year planned out by then!

If you would like to be personally guided to connect with your dreams and goals for the year ahead, Annabelle is hosting Design Your Dream Year Retreats in Auckland & Christchurch in January. For more information, head to annabellematson.com or social media @annabellematson. NOTE: The Headway team will be there!

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HARD HITTING GOALS The Essentialists, Lyndall Mitchell & Shannah Kennedy, share an excerpt from their new book Ignite, available February 2020 HARD GOALS CAN BE FRAMED AS HEARTFELT, ANIMATED, REQUIRED AND DEDICATED. CHOOSE ONE SMALL GOAL YOU HAVE AND DELVE INTO THE HARD-HITTING FRAMEWORK: HE ARTFELT Ask yourself why you really want this goal? What will make you passionate about it, want to stick with it, and want to create great focus on it? What is the reward you are after and how will it make you feel?

ANIMATED Describe and discuss how you want it to pan out, tell the story of the goal. What will it do for you in one, three and five yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; time? How will it impact your life? Why is it so important?

REQUIRED What is the time frame? One year, six months, three months, one month, this week - and what do you need to do today to move it, to focus on it. Write down what needs to be accomplished by when. The most powerful way is working in 30 day themes to focus on one month of serious effort at a time.

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DEDICATED What skills do you need? What do you need to learn to make it happen? How will you maintain focus, commitment and drive towards it? Who do you need on your team? How will you be accountable? Outlearn last year’s self by strongly acting on your skill base. By investing in these questions you will unveil crystal clear reasons why you want to commit to your goal. This should spark up your wholehearted desire to move forward.

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ard-hitting goals are full of fuel and wonderful commitment as they reward you with results. They fast track you to developing into a stronger, more confident and courageous human being. Sharpening your focus and awareness on your values-based hard-hitting goals, will inspire you and move you toward your vision and bring energised life and purpose to your day. It is not about doing more, it is about simplifying and focusing to gain results. Shining a light on the 1-2 goals that will mean the most, offer the greatest rewards, bring joy and happiness, a sense of achievement and upgrade your life is a skill to delve into today. It is rewarding to set personal life goals, to put in effort, integrity and energy to reach them. In career or business, it is satisfying to set challenging goals, commit and work hard towards them and then bask in the glow of achievement You have set SMART goals (from our book Shine, 20 Secrets to a Happy Life), written a list of goals, but have you become passionate about them, engaged with them, emotionally connected to them and have them front of mind daily? Successful people have laser-sharp focus on which goals will have impact and take them to a new level.

THE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS FOR ANY GOAL TO SUCCEED ARE: Daily contact - fires up your mindset. Do a daily goal review to keep clearing out the clutter, noise and distraction. Daily contact with your goals helps you constantly realign your tasks, is the base of your planning and keeps your mind on track. Take five minutes a day to read them and imprint them into your subconscious mind.

Written words - writing is committing. To see it on paper, to unlock your words for high-impact activities brings further clarity, and what is clear in your mind can then be expressed clearly to others.

Accountability. Be clear on the people that count, the people that are important to you along with the people that will support you on your mission. Do the small things daily. Five little goals done each day leads to 1850 goals in one year. Do small, do daily and do accountability.

Breathing. Take breaks to re-energise. The most successful people know how to avoid burnout. Have in place your daily and weekly routines that renew and nourish you, that are non-negotiable (see our book Restore, 20 Self Care Rituals to Reclaim your Energy).

“Three decisions that we all control each moment of our lives: what to focus on, what things mean, and what to do in spite of the challenges that may appear.” Tony Robbins

Take a proactive mindset, act daily, sharpen your focus, dismiss the disease to please as hard-hitting goals light up your mind, body and soul, and encourage you to grow and thrive in life. Abundant opportunity will open up to you, as you reach new heights by simplifying your goals to empower and amplify your life.

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Tour of Beauty By Sharleen Singh

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s Rachel Hunter made her way to the stage for her Freeman’s Bay book launch, I couldn’t help but think back to the sheer impact the television series, Rachel Hunter’s Tour of Beauty, had on viewers and the beauty industry alike. The hugely successful show sold to 162 countries, showcased the ancient health practices in China, through to the vibrancy of India, contrasted with the futuristic, forward-thinking beauty worlds of South Korea and Japan. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity not only allowed Rachel to gain some of the best wellbeing advice the world has to offer, but also to learn the importance of community, authenticity and joy. A behind the scenes look at Rachel’s journey was a natural, and welcome next step.

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The seminar began by sharing snippets of how the show came to be, the impact of meeting the amazing people she did, and several anecdotes. In the book itself, Rachel also reflects on how her own ideas about beauty have evolved throughout her life, as she’s grown from being the quintessential Kiwi girl-next-door, to a world-famous supermodel in her adopted hometown of Los Angeles. We were left with her number one beauty tip. The art of tongue scraping first thing in the morning before eating or drinking, which is an ayurvedic practice based on the belief that during the night, toxins from the body come out through the tongue. An empowering example of how the world’s bestkept beauty secrets are out there, it just took a tour of beauty to find them.

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OF COURSE YOU WOULD Saving the life of a loved one is something we’re genetically programmed to do. At the moment, breast cancer is an early death sentence for 1 in 9 Kiwi women. That could be your mother, wife or even your little girl, and you have the means to stop it. So why wouldn’t you? Breast Cancer Cure is New Zealand’s only not-for-profit organisation established solely to find a cure for breast cancer. We’re working with some of the best researchers and the best research programmes in the world. Now it’s your turn. We need you to reach deep into your pockets and help fund these initiatives. This is your chance to be an active part of a group that finally puts an end to the fear of breast cancer. You’ll be able to tell your children and grandchildren that you stood up, got involved, and helped create a future where breast cancer is a survivable disease. Choose to fight. Donate now at www.breastcancercure.org.nz or call 0800 227 828.

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