Salon Magazine, April 2012

Publications Mail Agreement No. 40011270 PO Box 357, Beeton Ont., Canada L0G 1A0

The Green Issue Simple steps to being earth-friendly and more

april 12 $5 salonmagazine.ca

THE COLOR BREAKTHROUGH

THAT LEAVES HAIR

2X FORTIFIED

*

NEW CHROMATICS ODS2 + PROTEIN EXTRACT TECHNOLOGY LONG-LASTING VIBRANCY ZERO AMMONIA, ZERO ODOR UP TO 100% GRAY COVERAGE

MADE IN CANADA

Be part of the next generation of haircolor.

Get Chromatics in your salon today!

Contact your local distributor or call 1-866-9Redken

*Fortifies the cuticle for 2x less breakage when using Chromatics Permanent Haircolor System with 20 volume Oil in Cream Developer and Redken Hair Cleansing cream Shampoo vs uncolored hair treated with a non-conditioning shampoo

DISCOVER CHROMATICS!

scan the QR code

GET CONNECTED WITH REDKEN, BECOME A FAN! FACEBOOK.COM/REDKENCANADA

AN ICON IN THE INDUSTRY REVEALS

A NEW LOOK The original bad boys of brushability, Shaper and Shaper Plus have helped create the most memorable shapes, symbols and styles on the world’s fashion stage for 25 years.

A new haute-couture design to spin the iconic white hairsprays into the 21st century.

Š 2012 Wella Canada Inc., Mississauga, ON. L5R 3M3 1-800-267-1962 All Rights Reserved.

CHOOSE YOUR SHAPER. DEFINE YOUR STYLE.

LIGHT

ULTRAFIRM

SHIELD. REPLENISH. REVIVE.

FOR EXQUISITE SHINE WITHOUT BUILDUP.

IMAGINE... THE ULTIMATE IN WEIGHTLESS NOURISHMENT.

8,000

FULL SIZE BOT TLES* TO GIVEAWAY

NEW

TOTAL VALUE OF

HAIR REPLENISHING TREATMENT FEATURING OIL OF MORINGA, ONE OF NATURE’S MOST POTENT ANTIOXIDANT OILS

GET IT FREE NOW! BEFORE THE OFFICIAL L AUNCH…

HOW TO GET MY FREE FULL SIZE? 1. SIGN UP TO CLUB MATRIX NOW! As a new Club Matrix Member, we will send you a FREE full size bottle!

2. ALREADY A CLUB MATRIX MEMBER? Update your email address and opt-in to receive our monthly newsletters and we will send you a FREE full size bottle!

Details online at www.clubmatrixcanada.ca

*Full size, 92ml.

The contest ends on the 30th of September.

For more details, please visit the www.clubmatrix.ca

$175,000

the best shades are the ones you invent.

See what Canadian Hairdressers are saying about [3D]MENSION. Facebook.com/SchwarzkopfCanada

MEN HAVE MORE

THAN

ONE

Men defy stereotypes.

Men hate doing just one thing.

Men like to keep their options open.

No wonder, men expect their hair care to be just like them.

Discover the first [3D] hair effect 100% engineered for men — CARE, STYLING and COLOR for men who see the bigger picture.

DIMENSION Hair / Scalp / Roots

Together. A passion for hair

66

marc antoni u.K.

aPril.12 46

thE Path to a grEEnEr salon

Easy changes you can make right now to be more earth-friendly

50 52

16

a BEttEr EnvironmEnt When you're ready to invest, target these trouble areas to make big changes in the salon

54 56

Party girls

Simon Lapointe-Legault shares the story behind his winning L'Oréal Professionnel #SocialLights collection

Publications Mail Agreement No. 40011270 PO Box 357, Beeton Ont., Canada L0G 1A0

fEaturEs

The Green Issue Simple steps to being earth-friendly and more

se.a.12.cover.3-0.indd 8

collEctions

The latest styles from La Biosthetique, Sassoon, Errol Douglas, Brooks+Brooks Art Team, Louise Smith and the Marc Antoni Art Team

april 12 $5 salonmagazine.ca

12-02-28 4:37 PM

hair: marc antoni art team, u.K. makeup: victoria Baron Photo: tom leslie

going all thE way

A committed staff, plus “a little OCD”, equals a recipe for green success

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

A WORLDWIDE INNOVATION

uniq New

one All in

hair treatment.

Welcome to uniq one , the first leave in spray mask on the market that offers the 10 main benefits that hair needs.

1

Repair for dry & damaged hair.

2

Shine & frizz control.

3

Heat protection.

4

Silkiness & smoothness.

5

Hair color protection / with UVA & UVB filters.

6

Easier brushing & ironing.

7

Incredible detangling.

8

Long-lasting hair style.

9

Split ends prevention.

10

Adds body.

out of

would purchase

uniqone

Trying is believing... * Data was gathered after a product trial test with 60 women between the ages of 30 and 45.

www.uniq-one.com 1-800-387-7980

THE COLOMER GROUP

INTRODUCING...

56

La Biosthetique

REGULARS EDITOR’S LETTER

22

PUBLISHER’S NOTE

24

SALONMAGAZINE.CA

27

60

Errol Douglas

72

20

This month on salonmagazine.ca

76

HAIRLINES Dimaond Shine with Redken p. 27; Makeup Bag p. 28; Premiere Orlando p. 28; Go Straight p. 30; Greener Packaging p. 30; Win a Rebel Adventure p. 30; Eat, Shop, Do Toronto during ABA p. 32; Discover Canada's Best Beauty p. 32; Eat, Drink, Shop Vancouver during ABA p. 34; Canadians win at Haute Coiffure Française p. 34; Giving Back p. 36; New for Contessa This Year! p. 36; Behind the Scenes with Tressa's 2012 Trend Collection p. 38; Toolbox: Magic Wands p. 40; The Man Behind the Tools p. 40; Real Style p. 42; Shelf Life p. 44

68

CONTESSA GALLERY

70

PROFILE

78 80

COLOUR

Industry leaders are offering an impressive array of options for plantbased hair colour

NAILS Get creative and bring in new nail clients when you go beyond the standard mani and pedi menu

ESTHETICS Thinking about skin-care ingredients as more than skin-deep

INTERIORS A sleek, urban interior sets apart an upscale Saskatoon salon

86

SCOOP

89

EVENTS

98

LAST LOOK

Timothy Kuo shares his Contessa 23 finalist collection for Men's Hairstylist of the Year

Simon Chercuitte takes on a fresh challenge as artistic director for La Coupe

28

HAIRLINES Makeup Bag

18

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

COLOR AT THE SPEED OF LIGHT A SERVICE ONLY YOUR SALON CAN DELIVER!

ICONIC OPI SHADES SHINE-INTENSE LASTS FOR WEEKS CURES IN 30 SECONDS

MODEL IS WEARING GELCOLOR BY OPI BRISBANE BRONZE ©2012 OPI Products Inc. Call 800.341.9999 or visit www.opi.com

EDITOR’S LETTER

Sculptured Nail Systems Inc.

Coming Soon

Lac It! Gel Polish

Scarlet Ribbons

Silver Slippers

Crimson

I

Cerise

Glitz N’ Glam

Pretty in Pink

Sunset Orange

Brick House

Pink Lace

Stiletto Red

Aubergine

Nearly Nude

Persian Plum

Black

Chocolate Frost

Café au Lait

White

18 fabulous colours and it’s only the beginning.

Lac It! and Love It! Chambord

For a distributor in your area visit www.envoguenails.com

We Can Do More

’ve always been interested in eco-friendly issues. I’ll recycle when I can and I relish taking public transportation and walking as much as possible. I always figured I did pretty well. But as I delved into our April issue, talking to salons about what they are doing to be more earth-friendly, my mind turned to my own habits. How much trash am I responsible for producing? Where can I reduce what I’m using in the first place? And how can I do a job better recycling?

Should that apple core really go in the trash when I could compost, instead?

The facts I came across in writing these articles showed me how much we, as Canadians, are throwing away each year—an average of 418 kg per person—despite a great deal of access to recycling programs. When I talked to salon owner Jennifer Vanderleij of Clover Earthkind Salon in Vancouver I was shocked to find out that, as a business, she and her staff only threw away 20 kg of trash last year. That’s it! If they can do it, I can certainly reduce my own number.

This line of thinking is fairly common. Some of the owners I spoke with for this issue mentioned that by introducing changes in their salons, they also bring awareness to their clients, who carry the habits over into their own lives. Simply by walking the walk and talking the talk these beauty pros are going beyond their own individual efforts to effect an even bigger change. It’s yet another example of how hairstylists make an impact on more than just a person’s hair. You lead by example, and we’re so fortunate to be in an industry with so many great, inspiring leaders.

Melissa Hill Editor

PHOTO: ALVARO GOVEIA, MAKEUP: LANAGMAKEUP.COM

•No Smudging •No Peeling •No Drying Time •Long Lasting •UV Cured •Soak or Buff Off

Find me on Facebook at Facebook.com/salon52 or email me at Melissa@salonmagazine.ca

enVogueNails1

20

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

MORE DURABLE. MORE INTENSIVE. MORE VERSATILE. The best Topchic MaxReds of all time: than comparable tints*

>> Maximum intensity and luminance +26% more brilliance** >> Maximum diversity: selected red shades from Sensational Orange to Very Violet***

DED I C AT ED T O C O L O R P ERFEC T IO N . * Compared to intensive red shades offered by alternative professional competitors in the permanent color segment. ** Compared to the previous Topchic MaxReds ***This product will be available May, 2012

For availability of Goldwell Haircare Products across Canada call Client Services: 1-877-670-6767

www.goldwell-northamerica.com

>> Maximum durability: up to +31% more color durability

PUBLISHER’S NOTE issn 1197-1495 volume 21 issue 5

s a lo n m a ga z i n e . ca

Editor

Melissa Hill > 416.869.3131 ext.102 | melissa@salonmagazine.ca group Art dirECtor

Gillian Tsintziras > 416.869.3131 ext.106 | gillian@salonmagazine.ca Editor-in-ChiEf (frEnCh)

Yasmin Grothé > 514.553.4404 | yasmin@salonmagazine.ca AssistAnt Editor

Valerie Lam > 416.869.3131 ext.119 | valerie@salonmagazine.ca onlinE Editor

Jillian Wood > 416.869.3131 ext.112 | jillian@salonmagazine.ca dEsignEr

Elizabeth DiSilvestre > 416.869.3131 ext.113 | elizabeth@salonmagazine.ca AssistAnt to thE ChAirmAn

Pam Fulford

Sue Pemberton, Laura Dunphy and Damien Carney

E

Travel Souvenirs

ducation getaways are growing in popularity as hundreds of Canadian stylists are flocking to the sunny south for a little E&R (education and relaxation). It’s a great way to network with other stylists from across Canada, get some tax advantages and hang out with your favorite guest artists. I’ve been on a few of these trips and there’s no doubt—they’re fun. The education seminars being offered are pretty impressive. Recently on a Joico/ ISO cruise there was an “all star” team of talent that included Damien Carney, Sue Pemberton, George Papanikolas, Ben Mollin and Sonya Landon.

The seminars are organized to give attendees a variety of education, from simple techniques and tricks to avant garde looks for inspiration. Tabatha Coffey, of the TV show, Tabatha’s Salon Takeover, did an amazing class with a focus on building your own brand, which I thought was spot on. It was my first time seeing her and I was impressed with her wit, candor, humility and great perspective.

Education on trips like these can be tremendously beneficial since they pack in so much good information. Plus, seminars spread out over a few days in a relaxing environment makes it all easily digestible. While it’s great to take advantage of a fabulous trip to the Caribbean or a weekend in Chicago for America’s Beauty Show, do make sure you're coming back with more than just a tan or an incredible pair of shoes. One way to ensure this happens is to set a goal for yourself. Decide that you will write down and bring back three tricks or tips to implement in the salon and share with your fellow stylists at home. Compare notes with other stylists on the trip over a glass of wine. Most of all, take some time to reflect on what you’ve learned and bring it back with you!

I’ve always loved the statement, “the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result.” If you’re feeling like you’re in a bit of a rut and want to put some new energy into your salon and career, consider jumping on board one of these trips and getting rejuvenated!

Laura Dunphy Publisher

22

salon > april 12

intErn

Jennifer Rich Copy Editor

Jennifer D. Foster Contributor

Chris Tsintziras publishEr/prEsidEnt

Laura Dunphy > 416.869.3131 ext. 110 | laura@salonmagazine.ca AssoCiAtE publishEr/sAlEs dirECtor

Jade Bateman > 416.869.3131 ext. 120 | jade@salonmagazine.ca sEnior ACCounts mAnAgEr

Samantha Anobile > 310.926.9288 | samantha@salonmagazine.ca ACCount ExECutivE

Megan Jeffery > 416.869.3131 ext. 220 | megan@salonmagazine.ca produCtion mAnAgEr

Alan Swinton > 416.869.3131 ext. 111 | production@salonmagazine.ca opErAtions mAnAgEr

Karren Han > 416.869.3131 ext. 118 | karren@salonmagazine.ca CirCulAtion mAnAgEr

Target Audience Management Inc. T. 905.729.1288 | F. 905.729.0227 salon @ mysubscription.ca finAnCE

Aylin Aykul > 416.869.3131 ext. 114 | accountant@salonmagazine.ca businEss AdministrAtor

Candice Besselaar > 416.869.3131 ext.108 | candice@salonmagazine.ca ChAirmAn

Brian Light > 416.869.3131 ext. 104 | brian@salonmagazine.ca viCE-prEsidEnt & WEst CoAst Editor

Greg Robins > 604.561.4971 | greg@salonmagazine.ca

subsCription rAtEs for CAnAdA 1 year (8 issues) $40.00 + tax 1 year (3 copies each of 8 issues) $60.00 HST included. Canadian orders only, must be to same location for us 1 year (8 issues) $50 USd AddrE ss C hA n gE s Email: salon @ mysubscription.ca

Fax: 905.729.4432 or send your cover label and new address to: Salon Magazine Subscription Services

Phone: 905.729.1288

PO Box 357, Beeton, ON L0G 1A0 Canada sA l on mA gAZ in E

365 Bloor St. E. Suite 1902 Toronto, ON, M4W 3L4 T. 416.869.3131 | F. 416.869.3008 641,218 professional and consumer readers every issue (source: Market Facts of Canada Ltd.)

Return undeliverable Canadian addresses to: Circulation department, Salon Magazine, PO Box 357, Beeton, ON, L0G 1A0 Canada

national magazine Awards Gold

Silver

Top Five

2008 2003 2002 1998 1995

2009 2003 2001 1997 1996

2009 2008 2002/2001 2000/1999 1996

Canada Post Canadian Publications Mail Sales Product Agreement No. 40011270

Printed on rec

This magazine is recyclable.

Please recycle where facilites exist.

The publisher does not assume any responsibility for the contents of any advertisement and any and all representations or warranties made in such advertising are those of the advertiser and not of the publisher. The publisher is not liable to any advertiser for any misprints in advertising not the fault of the publisher and in such an event the limit of the publisher’s liability shall not exceed the amount of the publisher’s charge for such advertising. No portion of this publication may be reproduced, in all or part, without the express written permission of the publisher.

printed in C A N A d A

From time to time we make our subscription list available to select companies and organizations whose product or service may interest you. If you do not wish your contact information to be made available contact us via one of the following methods: phone 416.869.3131, fax 416.869.3008 or e-mail salon@tamicirc.ca. Our privacy officer is Brian Gillett at 905.729.1288.

salonmagazine.ca

INTRODUCING 3D FLOW STRANDS Ombré hair fashions have hit the red carpet and 3D styling has become this year’s hot new look. Great Lengths offers not only length, volume and colour enhancement enhancement, but has now added the “Wow” factor.

Our Great Lengths artistic network can now offer their clients a truly sensational colour effect showcasing flowing transitions and a dimensional look using Great Lengths Flow Strands.

If you are not yet part of the Great Lengths Hair Extensions Artistic Network, give yourself the gift of education that keeps on giving. Call or email and discover what Great Lengths can do to enhance your career as a professional salon stylist.

www.greatlengthscanada.com

EDUCATIONAL SEMINAR DATES: Toronto - Mar 18, 19 | Montreal - Mar 18, 19 Fredericton- Apr 15, 16 | Montreal - Apr 15, 16 Edmonton - Apr 15, 16 | Toronto - Apr 22, 23 Vancouver - May 13,14 | Québec City - May 13, 14 DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

join us: facebook.com/greatlengthscanada follow us: twitter.com/glcanada

Hair: Dat tran @ Dat Salon, Makeup: SHawnna Downing, MoDel: MiSSy @ SutHerlanD MoDelS, pHoto: kiM akrigg

this month, visit salonMagazine.ca and take our latest poll about going green in your salon. Plus, share your own earth-friendly efforts!

Online exclusive cOllectiOns

you Certainly haD oPinions aBout MaDonna’s heaDGear at the suPer Bowl:

“Like” us on Facebook to keep up to date with the latest trends and have your say!

What’s trending

Bubbles by Dat tran • Pure by sharon Cox • noir et chrissy thomas it’s Madonna say no more!!!

In our latest poll, we asked: are you excited to try out the pastel colour trend on your clients this spring?

debbie Furoy i only wish i look as good as her. amazing!!!!!!

64yes % of votes

robert dpj Pieter an epic fail...! gilbert Bernier she’s a goddess!

No 29% Yes, they’re already asking for it! 7%

twitter last Month.

kyleszucs tix for 2? @salon_Magazine: “win free viP tix to Barrie hairapalooza Feb. 26! First 35 ppl to rt this will get backstage access + giftbag!”

Follow us on Twitter to hear about breaking beauty news and contests first!

hairbyrich @salon_Magazine retweeted!!! woo so excited thanks guys!!!

we Gave away Free viP tiCkets to Barrie hairaPalooza on

24

salon > april 12

Blanc by the Francesco Group + more!

talk to us! we want to hear what you have to say! use the social media share buttons in each story and follow us on twitter and Facebook to stay in the loop! salonmagazine.ca

MaDonna: keyStone preSS agency

“like” it Or nOt

Brilliant Blondes with Shimmering Shine

Malibu Blondes® makes beautifying hair crystal clear.

100% vegan Free of: • Gluten • Sulfates • Parabens • Propylene Glycol • Petro-chemical surfactants No added Sodium Chloride (salt)

blondes wellness shampoo/conditioner blondes natural wellness treatment

natural wellness treatments

www.MalibuC.com/color | 800.622.7332

hair: Tanya OzOlins, Geneva COwen and GianluCa GallOTTi, PhOTOs COurTesy Of redken Canada

hairlines news

Diamond Shine

salonmagazine.ca

I

Leave colour-treated hair better than you found it with the new Redken Chromatics

ntegrating protein science into hair colour, the Redken Chromatics Prismatic Permanent Colour line fortifies hair for two times greater strength than hair that is non-coloured. The new colour is proof of how technologically advanced hair colour is becoming. The formula is long-lasting, ammonia-free—with no odour—and it processes in 35 minutes with 100 per cent grey coverage. Finally, an oil delivery system propels the dyes, while surrounding and coating the hair. “Technology is changing the way we do services.

Colour is more gentle on the hair, and there are more options for other chemical services. And the shine is unsurpassed,” says Terry Ritcey, national education director for Redken Canada.

The 48 shades, divided into eight different colour categories, include a clear shade to allow stylists to create variations on existing shades. The multidimensional reflect means colour is not flat or opaque. “In the salon environment, it’s very comfortable for the stylist and the guests,” says Ritcey of the ammonia-free formula. “You can have 10 colours going at the same time, and you will smell nothing.” Check out the new line in person when it launches April 1 at the Toronto ABA.

april 12 < salon

27

HAIRLINES NEWS

Makeup Bag The newest in cosmetics for your clients

Bodyography Pure Pigment Eyeshadow Made with no fillers or parabens, these eight new matte shades can be used wet or dry.

Mirabella Eye Colour Give pop to peepers with one of these 36 shades of mineral eye shadow that are free of parabens and talc.

RVB Colour Therapy Technical Lipstick Packing a punch, this formula features marine collagen micro-spheres, vitamin E and UVA filters.

Aveda Petal Essence Eye Colour Trio This long-lasting, smooth eye shadow, available in 14 different colours, can be worn alone or blended.

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t Miss It! Premiere Orlando takes place this year from June 2 to 4 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla. The show is one of the biggest beauty shows in the US, bringing together some of the best educators and

28

salon > april 12

exhibitors in professional beauty, including Intercoiffure Global Educator Award winner Patrick Cameron, who will be appearing on the mainstage. Find out more and sign up for the show at www.premiereorlandoshow.biz.

PHOTO: CHRIS TSINTZIRAS

Clarissa Borg Cosmetics These lip glosses, in several natural and vibrant lustrous shades, will match any sunny day.

salonmagazine.ca

ALL ACTION. NO SHINE.

I N T R O D U C I N G U LT R A M A T T E F R O M A M E R I C A N C R E W Bold sweeps with brushed silhouettes. Classic looks with a daring edge.

And confident, geometric shapes with an inconspicuous finish. Ultramatte from American Crew lets you lose the shine and keep the spotlight.

Because sometimes, the best way to shine is not to. For more information on Ultramatte and the latest trends, contact your sales representative. americancrew.com/ mattematic

Scan this QR code to get a sneak peak at Mattematic, our 2012 Collection.

AVAILABLE AT: QUEBEC H. Chalut Ltee 1-800-363-2525

ALL CANADA WITH EXCEPTION OF QUEBEC 1-888-241-3330

FOR INQUIRES PLEASE CALL 1.800.387.7980 © 2012 AMERICAN CREW. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. FOLLOW US ON TWITTER @AMERICANCREW

LIKE US ON FACEBOOK AT FACEBOOK.COM/AMERICANCREW

hairlines news

Go Straight The new Shape Control texture treatment from Redken is designed to permanently and safely treat hair using a customized curly or straight solution. The in-salon procedure generates permanent results without harmful toxins, while also revealing healthier, smoother and shinier hair. An alternative to Brazilian Keratin treatments, it is not formulated with formaldehyde, allowing stylists to transform their clients‘ hair without the use of hot tools.

Greener Packaging

When Pureology redesigned its bottles, environmentally friendly was at top of mind

1

Gain more styling freedom with the wondrous DOLLGRIP™.

Features a unique FIBRE setting for use with synthetic hair.

3

2 4

For more information contact your local distributor: Professional Beauty Supplies, St.John’s, Newfoundland 709-364-5110 / Venus Beauty Supplies Ltd., Mississauga, Ontario 905-624-0470 / Central Beauty Supply Ltd., London, Ontario 519-453-4590 / Summit Salon Services, Calgary, Alberta 403-252-6201 (also covers Manitoba and Saskatchewan) / Icon Salon Systems, Surrey, B.C. 604-591-2339

30

salon > april 12

17016 Salon Ad Ad ENGLISH Version_Flat Iron_2.375inX9.875in.indd 22/02/2012 117:18

2. The Pureology bottles are the first L’Oréal Professional Products Division brand to use FDAapproved, post-consumer recycled HDP resin, which results in containers that are completely fragrance-free. “It preserves the freshness of the concentrated formula, so when you open the bottle, you only smell the ingredients in the fragrance,” says Alain Laroche, director of business development for Pureology Canada.

3. Inside the bottle, you’ll find the same 100 per cent vegan, botanical ingredients. “It’s really just continuing to embrace sustainability, which is one of our core values,” says Laroche, of the redesign.

4. Rather than the long-necked bottles of before, the new containers have more shelf impact, with an ergonomic, modern design. The shorter, zero-waste neck allows consumers to avoid wasting product.

Win a Rebel Adventure enter schwarzkopf professional’s osis style shifter contest and you could win one of three cool adventures. Just go to facebook.com/schwarzkopfcanada, hit “Like” and answer three questions to determine your rebel shifter style. prizes include a retail rampage in montreal, a snow adventure in Whistler and a VIp concert in toronto!

top photo courtesy of redken canada, bottom photo: chrIs tsIntZIras

1. Each bottle is embossed with information about the amount of recycled content. The new bottles are made with 50 per cent; the old with 25 per cent.

salonmagazine.ca

i n t rod u c i n g t h e r e volu t ion a r y h a i r st y l i ng c ol l ec t ion

Create gorgeous curls that last and last until you wash them out.

With revolutionary CoolCurl� heat absorbing technology.

Gain more styling freedom with the wondrous DollGrip™.

Features a unique FIBRE setting for use with synthetic hair.

Dry hair in half the time with the world’s first CaRBonDry™ Hairbrush with revolutionary moisture absorbing technology.

For more information contact your local distributor:

Professional Beauty Supplies, St.John’s, Newfoundland 709-364-5110 / Venus Beauty Supplies Ltd., Mississauga, Ontario 905-624-0470 / Central Beauty Supply Ltd., London, Ontario 519-453-4590 / Summit Salon Services, Calgary, Alberta 403-252-6201 (also covers Manitoba and Saskatchewan) / Icon Salon Systems, Surrey, B.C. 604-591-2339

Scan the QR code on your mobile to find out more.

HAIRLINES NEWS R CH

SHOP Fashionably Yours Don’t miss the best designer consignment shopping in the city.

632 Queen Street West 647-802-9687 fashionablyyours.com

E YONG

DO SPiN Galactic Toronto This 12,000-sq.ft. ping-pong social

BATA Shoe Museum This unusual museum features shoes from 4,500 years ago.

327 Bloor Street West 416-979-7799 batashoemuseum.ca

CHU

URST

Pizzeria Libretto This Neapolitan pizza is certified authentic by pizza authorities in Italy.

221 Ossington Avenue 416-532-8000 pizzerialibretto.com

club features two bars, 12 ping-pong tables and a full food menu.

461 King Street West 416-599-7746 toronto.spingalactic.com Hip Hop Karaoke @ Revival For casual fans or seasoned veterans, this is the place to be.

783 College Street hhktoronto.com

INA SPAD

BATH

Burger’s Priest One of the city's best burgers. If you’re vegetarian, go for The “Option”.

1636 Queen Street East 647-346-0617 theburgerspriest.com

GTON

Get ready for the ABA show, hitting the Metro Toronto Convention Centre April 1 & 2 EAT Guu Offering traditional Japanese tapas, this is great for delish food and drink.

398 Church Street 416-977-0999 guu-izakaya.com/toronto

BATA SHOE MUSEUM

OSSIN

Eat, Drink and Shop... TORONTO

R

BLOO

GUU

GE

E COLL

BURGER’S PRIEST NDAS

DU

HIP HOP KARAOKE

N

QUEE KING

FASHIONABLY PIZZERIA YOURS LIBRETTO JONATHAN +OLIVIA

CSQUARED

SPIN TORONTO

LAKE ONTARIO

TORONTO Jonathan + Olivia This trendy, high-end boutique stocks men’s and women’s clothing, along with an array of accessories.

49 Ossington Avenue 416-849-5956 jonathanandolivia.com

C Squared For cool, fun kicks, don’t miss this specialty store that sells men’s and women’s shoes and boots.

365 Queen Street West 416-595-5606

Canada’s Beauty Best

L

ove playing hair and makeup critic? Then you’re not going to want to miss Canada’s Best Beauty Talent, which promises to be full of style and drama! The new online reality show starts April 8 at BestBeautyTalent.com. In the webisodes, 12 top hair and makeup artists will compete in challenges that showcase their professional skills. The show is hosted by Canadian supermodel, Coco Rocha, and sponsors include Kérastase and L’Oréal Professionnel. The grand-prize winner will be named Canada’s Best Beauty Talent and receive a trip to Paris to explore the world of L’Oréal, features in Flare, Hello! Canada and LouLou magazines, a beauty blog on Chatelaine.com and special access to the Toronto International Film Festival.

Check for updates on the show by following @BeautyTalent on Twitter or go to Facebook.com/CanadasBestBeautyTalent.

32

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

PHOTO: CRESTOCK.COM, MAP: ELIZABETH DISILVESTRE

New online reality show will crown a professional hair and makeup champ

RO

ON

VANCOUVER

IA RG

BS

EO .G W

HAIRLINES NEWS

Eat, Drink and Shop... VANCOUVER

ENGLISH BAY

Toshi Sushi Toshi is a tiny room off the newly hip Main Street strip and serves up fresh sushi, sashimi and non pescetarian fare, too. Beware, you may never eat regular sushi again.

181 East 16th Avenue 604-874-5173 Water Street Cafe Nestled between the Axis beauty school and the iconic steam clock, it offers dishes of pasta and Italianstyle delights. Towering glass windows give you a break from the trade show and a glimpse of the artsty locals prowling the ‘hood.

300 Water Street 604-689-2832 waterstreetcafevancouver.ca

OR E

B

SE

Gastown The city’s oldest neighborhood.

Dodge the typical tourist traps and try the 100 - 300 block of West Cordova and Water Street east of Cambie. Lots of shops to support the new, nearby Woodward's building.

332 Water Street gastown.org Commercial Drive Prepare for the scent of Patchouli along this artsy strip. Shoes from South America, art from Vancouver Island and scarves from Tibet abound, along with a generous helping of tasty pit stops.

Commercial Drive and E 1st Ave. thedrive.ca

DRINK

D

AR

GASTOWN

JAPADOG

SHOP Robson Street Any budget, any style, Robson has it all. The usual suspects here with some local options tossed in. Hard to miss, Robson bisects the city so you’ll stumble across it sooner or later.

Robson Street, between Jervis and Burrard Streets robsonstreet.ca

EAT

R UR

WATER STREET CAFE

CORDOVA

THE GREEDY PIG

SOCIETY MAIN

EAT Japadog Check out this street-food vendor of Japanese-style hot dogs, with five locations around the city, including two on Burrard Street. There are 22 specialty varieties to choose from.

899 Burrard Street japadog.com

ROBSON STREET AREA

YM

Make your plans for the ABA show, April 29 & 30 at the Vancouver Convention Centre

COMMERICAL DRIVE AREA

TOSHI SUSHI

DRINK Society A newly minted hot spot that’s part of the city-changing Glowbal Group. Great tunes, slick peeps and a high-end vibe is the perfect start to the night. Try the Cotton Candy.

1257 Hamiltion Street 604-629-8800 glowbalgroup.com/society

SHOP

DO

The Greedy Pig Tucked next to The Colour Box salon is The Greedy Pig, a brickwalled watering hole with friendly staff. Tight and sometimes crowded, it's the perfect jumping off point for The Alibi Room or Chill Winstons.

307 Cordova 604-669-4991 thegreedypig.ca

SEE

Canadians win big at Haute Coiffure Française

34

salon > april 12

MAP: ELIZABETH DISILVESTRE

2012 Contessa winner and L’Oréal Professionnel portfolio artist Guylaine Martel continued her stellar winning streak this year, taking home the top global award, the 2012 HCF Trophy, at Haute Coiffure Française in Paris. The owner of Quebec’s Salon Guylaine Martel Artistes Coiffeures, Martel competed along with several other Canadians.

Confirming the status of Canada in the hairstyling world, Canadians took home three of the four awards at the competition. In addition to Martel’s overall win, fellow portfolio artist Isabelle Lachance, from Montreal's Oblic Salon Spa Urbain, won the Public Prize and Colour Prize and was ranked second overall. Congratulations also go to Guy Roy, from Coiffure Robert Proulx, who was one of the top 10 finalists.

salonmagazine.ca

hairlines

hairlines news

Giving Back Three companies making it easier to be earth-friendly

Aveda’s Limited Edition Light the Way candle supports Global Greengrants water-related projects. Over the last six years, purchases of the Light the Way candles have raised $4.6 million to help fund water projects that touch tens of thousands of families worldwide.

Aiming to put 25,000 female entrepreneurs around the world on the path to finanical independence, Dermalogica's company charity, FITE, has teamed up with Kiva.org, a non-profit that gives women access to microloans. JoinFITE codes can be found on selected Dermalogica products. When clients go online to activate the code, Dermalogica will help fund a microloan.

New for Contessa This Year!

After much feedback from the Contessa community and with the desire of keeping the awards as fresh and exciting as possible, while opening the awards to more new stylists, we’re announcing some important new changes to this year’s competition.

• Creative work submitted in the Canadian Hairstylist of the Year category must be exclusive to that category and may not be submitted in any other, except Makeup Artist and Nail Enhancement. The collection must have a different look and feel from your submissions in other categories.

• Creative work submitted in the Canadian Salon Team of the Year category must be exclusive to that category and may not be submitted in any other, except Makeup Artist and Nail Enhancement. The collection must have a different look and feel from your submissions in other categories.

• The Master Colourist category will be open to colourists by nomination only. Creative work for that category must be exclusive to that category and cannot be entered into other categories. The collection must have a different look and feel from your submissions in other categories.

• The Makeover Colourist category will now be called the Canadian Colourist of the Year.

These changes will elevate the status of the awards and help keep to the spirit of the competition. Full rules and regulations are available for download now at www.salonmagazine.ca. Good luck!

36

salon > april 12

contessa 23, master & makeover colourist, hair: timothy switzer, makeup: cody alain, photo: GreG swales, top photos: chris tsintziras, photo: candle courtesy of aveda

SpaRitual’s latest collection, Water, serves as a reminder that protecting our natural resources is essential for future generations. SpaRitual has partnered with Surge, a non-profit organization that funds projects to improve access to safe and clean water, donating 20 per cent of the proceeds from the Water Collection to the group.

salonmagazine.ca

VOILÀ IS A STORY OF PERSEVERANCE AND SUCCESS, OF TIRELESS SEARCHING, OF FOCUS ON DETAIL, OF ITALIAN-MADE QUALITY AND STYLE. THE STORY OF A PRODUCT THAT HAS BEEN ON THE PROFESSIONAL SALON MARKET FOR MORE THAN 30 YEARS AND CONTINUES TO EVOLVE AND ANTICIPATE THE FUTURE TODAY. VOILÀ SPEAKS THE LANGUAGE OF COLOR AND HAS TRANSLATED IT SCIENTIFICALLY TO OFFER

WWW.INTERCOSMOONLINE.COM

AN INNOVATIVE CUSTOMIZED COLORING SERVICE. ASK YOUR SALES REPRESENTATIVE TODAY.

FOR INQUIRIES PLEASE CALL 1.800.387.7980

Giving Salons the best in Education and Service

hairlines news

Behind the Scenes with Tressa’s 2012 Trend Collection

Reyn VonDyck, Elan Hair & Esthetics Salon Winnipeg, MB Saskatchewan/Manitoba Hairstylist of the Year Makeup: Cloudine Enano, Photo: Reyn VonDyck

11 stores to serve you Order Desk: 1.800.642.3818 Ab: 780.454.3388 Sk: 306.343.3398 Mb: 204.783.8878 38

salon > april 12

photos courtesy of tressa

H

air was cool and modern when Salon Magazine got a sneak-peak at Tressa’s photo shoot for its 2012 collection at The Big T’zz in Brampton, Ont. Drawing inspiration from the ‘60s, the three-person creative team— platform artist Shannon Tully, creative director Alvin Charchuck and director of education Scarlet Hudson—came up with modern interpretations of retro looks. The concept behind their collection is fashion-forward but commercial, with an all-year wearability that can be slightly modified through the seasons.

The stylists also used products from Tressa’s newly revamped styling line, available in April 2012. Tully used colour blocking to achieve a colour contrast for a red sweetheart bang set against a jet-black shoulder-length cut. Charchuck created geometric lines on a Twiggy-esque bob, feathered out with bronze highlights on a white-metallic blonde. The third look is long, using three different shades of coppery, cool reds, selectively streaked through the hair. According to Hudson, “the fringe is a musthave in the collection, because of the way it highlights the eyes in each look.”

salonmagazine.ca

â&#x20AC;&#x153;I think when you have

love & accep tance,

marriage is a piece of cake.â&#x20AC;?

wedding 2012

love & acceptance instant hot

like to be bad

who is the boss

hairlines toolbox

Magic Wands These three simple rods will change the way you curl hair.

• TwiddleStics come in three sizes to create everything from spiral curls to big, beachy waves.

• Curling rods absorb all the heat from the hair, keeping curls cool.

• No product or setting agent needed to keep curls in.

• Can use with any flatiron.

• Once you learn the technique for creating the curls, it takes no more time than a normal curling iron would.

• Will curl and hold in difficult-tostyle hair.

• TwiddleStics nest inside each other to save space, while travelling for platform work or hair shoots.

Tip...

Once hair is wrapped around the stic, as you apply the iron, give the stic a half turn each time. You’ll smooth down the cuticle and create great shine.

You’ll love...

The hair instantly sets since it remains cool. The only way to get the curls out is to wash the hair.

F

ive years ago, British hairstylist and educator Gary Sunderland went off fishing with his son. When his son got angry at losing a fish, he threw down his carbon fishing rod, leaving it in the sun with the nylon fishing line wrapped around it. Sunderland unwound it awhile later to discover that the nylon curled up perfectly. He sacrificed the fishing pole to experiment. “I cut up sections of it and tried it on a mannequin head and it worked fantastically to create curls,” he says. “We went from there to creating samples.” It took three years to find the perfect combination of glass fibre, carbon, tourmaline crystals and PBT, a heat-retardant material, which now makes up the Doll TwiddleStics. Since launching late

40

salon > april 12

last summer, the tools have made quite a splash. Not only at trade shows, where stylists have crowded the booth, but also on movie sets, including Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides and X-Men: First Class. The innovation hasn’t stopped, either.

Doll has also recently launched the QuickDry Brush, the world’s first carbon fibre round barrel brush, which dries hair 50 per cent faster than a typical brush. The WonderStyler, an ergonomically designed flat iron that actually sits on the hand, doesn’t have to be picked up or put down. “Everything that Doll has done, or will do in the future, is to bring products to the market that benefit owners and stylists and works for the hair,” says Sunderland. For more, go to www.dollhaircare.com.

top photo: ChRIS tSINtZIRAS, bottom photoS CouRteSy of doll

the man behind the tools

salonmagazine.ca

Lithium Ion Battery Technology Cli pper Up to 2 hours of run time Hybrid blades provide 5 different lengths Ergonomic body for all-day-long, tireless cutting Powerful motor goes through wet or dry hair 76110-010

new from Oster

Tomorrow’s tools for today’s stylists

® Quiet, heavy duty universal motor Lightweight, easy to hold All-day on the scalp cutting & shaving Powerful rotary motor easily cuts through wet or really thick hair Best designed cli pper body for maximum comfort and zero fatique 76077-010-003

GET THE FREE MOBILE APP AT http://gettag.mobi

OsterStyle.com

hairlines news

Ainsley Kerr, Events and fundraising specialist

oy, Lolitta Dand Blogger, .com severywhere www.fashioni Christina Krcevinac, Communications Manager, Diesel Canada

Real Style

W Nazli Var, International DJ, www.nazlivar.com

Hair: Ozzie Reyes Makeup: Tatiana Cinquino Photos: Simon Normand Artistic Direction: Tina Christopoulos

42

salon > april 12

Four Canadian women lend their star power to a new product line

hen Montreal-based Hair Treats went looking for models for the launch of its new StyleID product line, it didn’t turn to an agency.

Instead the company selected four real women, based in Toronto and Montreal—with interesting stories, lives and personal style—to spread the message. The result is four fabulous, fashion-forward images that mark the start of the campaign. “They have substance, they’re active on the social scene and each has her own reach within her field of expertise,” says Tina Christopoulos, brand director of Hair Treats. “They are normal girls with interesting lives that require them to look good and be polished. Each of the girls’ styles in the images was achieved with a hero product from the new line.” The nine products in the StyleID line include Moisture Shampoo, Intense Conditioner, Potion +, Quick Dry Smoothing Lotion and Quick Dry Volume Spray to reduce styling time, Therma Shine Spray to protect, Frizz-Free Serum and Fiber Texture Cream for styling. A real star is Prep Spray, a universal product that can be used on any hair type, works will all products in the line and contains speed-drying ingredients and acts as a primer for the hair. You can find out more about the women and their experiences with StyleID by going to Twitter.com/Hair_Treats.

salonmagazine.ca

COLOUR me up New Collection!

Polish • Colour Gel • Make-Up • X-Tame

BC AB SK MB 1.800.557.3223

Find a Distributor at: www.LCN.ca

CENTRAL & EAST 1.888.859.3434

4

hairlines shelf life

Damage Control Alcove’s Thermal Protection Spray is a best defence against heatsplitting hair damage. Made with UV filters, vitamin E and microcapsules technology, spray onto damp hair before styling.

Info: oligoprofessionnel.com

1

s is for shine This True Lasting Colour shampoo and conditioner duo

by TIGI S Factor offers sheer shine for colour-treated hair.

Infused with micro oils, the result is glossy, healthy hair.

Info: tigihaircare.com

1

3

2

4

5 loCk-in Colour Aloxxi’s new Intensive Moisture Therapy pampers coloured tresses with shea and cupuacu butters and a blend of 10 antioxidant extracts. Info: aloxxi.com

2

3

holD fast Redken has unveiled a hair powder to mattify hair texture.

Tap a small amount of Powder Grip 03 to roots and brush through with fingers to style edgy updos or give volume and texture to short styles.

Info: redken.com

5

6

go long Pure Extensions' Stripes come in four different colours with cool black bands running throughout, mimicking popular rooster feathers. This cruelty-free alternative is made with 100 per cent human Remy hair.

Info: pureextensions.com S

Photo: Chris tsintziras, text: jennifer riCh

texture Dimension Soma Hair Technology’s Rage Out Styling Crème is an anti-frizz styling solution that adds texture to longer hair without parabens, formaldehyde or alcohol. The formula is also 100 per cent vegan and biodegradable.

Info: somaorganics.com

6 To find out how you can win the products from this page, go to Facebook.com/salon52.

44

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

Multi-Function Hair Processor Rollerball has long been an outstanding feature in salons around the world.

It is loved and trusted by salon professionals to deliver unsurpassed results.

The NEW Rollerball F is an evolution of this technology - faster, lighter and available in a range of contemporary colours to suit any salon environment.

Takara Company, Canada, Ltd., Mississauga, ON 905.822.2755 For more information and pricing, contact your nearest Takara Belmont Distributor Toll-Free 1.800.268.5351 www.takarabelmont.ca

T O DAY

. T O M O R R O W . AL WAY S

The Path to a Greener Salon Easy changes you can make right now to be more earth-friendly

46

salon > april 12

Switch Your Cleaning Materials Get rid of chemical-filled cleaning products. At Toronto’s worldSALON, owner Brian Phillips says that they use a non-chemical citrus solution or vinegar and water for cleaning, plus rubbing alcohol for sterilizing. “That’s all we use to clean the salon. That cuts out a lot of toxicity in the environment.”

2

Start a Refill Program Entice your clients to recycle their shampoo bottles by bringing them back to the salon for a refill. At Earth Salon in Toronto, customers save 15 to 20 per cent when they bring back their bottles. “We refill from the litre bottles at the back of the salon,” says owner Michael Crispel. “To fill the bottle is cheaper than replacing a bottle on my shelf. Not every client is going to do it, but it builds an awareness and every little bit helps.”

3

Recycle Your Foils When Aqua Beauty Salon and Day Spa in Aurora, Ont., decided two years ago that they wanted to become green, the staff started simply. “We just started recycling foils,” says Melissa Sallese, one of the owners.

“Then, that led to eventually recycling hair, then tubes and plastics.” Jennifer Vanderleij, owner of Clover Earthkind Hair Salon in Vancouver, says that if you want to make a change, this is a good place to start. “Highlighting foils are one of the worst,” she says. “It’s hundred of kilograms a year.”

4

Phase Out Plastic Bags According to UrbanImpact.com, a B.C.-based workplace recycling company, Canadians take home more than 55 million plastic bags each week. Help reduce that number by getting rid of plastic bags for retail products. At Earth Salon, Crispel is looking at offering canvas retail bags with the salon logo. “Clients can purchase the bag, and when they do we’ll make a donation to an environmental charity. Then, every time they bring the bag back, we’ll give them a discount on their purchase.”

salonmagazine.ca

MAKEUP: ELENA PACIENZA, STYLING: LAURA DIMARCANTONIO, PHOTOS: BABAK

1

CONTESSA 23, FINALIST SESSION HAIRSTYLIST, HAIR: SILAS TSANG,

By Melissa Hill and Valerie Lam

Banish Paper From business cards and service menus to appointment books and flyers offering the latest promotions, salons can use a lot of paper. At Earth Salon, they have cut their business cards in half—literally—to save paper and dye. They also don’t print the price list or menu, instead referring clients to their website or offering to email it to the client’s smartphone. For walk-ins, they will print it as needed. “It brings down my costs, and clients love the idea,” says Crispel. They also send promotions with barcodes through email and clients can either print it or just bring it in on their smartphone. t

7

5

Go Digital Get rid of the stacks of magazines lying around the salon. Although the outlay can be pricey, consider going digital with your magazine subscriptions. Alicia Austin, owner of Capelli Salon in Saskatoon, made this change in her salon, offering magazines to clients on iPads. (You can read more about her salon in this month’s “Interiors,” p. 80).

6

Install a Thermostat Even if you don’t own your salon space, you might still be able to make this change. By installing a programmable thermostat, you can set the temperature lower at night, when the salon is closed, and higher when it’s open. At worldSALON, they turn the thermostat to 14° C at night and up to 22° C during the day. According to the Kevin.

Murphy Green.Salon online program, simply setting your thermostat two degrees (Fahrenheit) lower in the winter and two degrees higher in the summer, you could save $75 to $100 a year on your electricity bill.

salonmagazine.ca

april 12 < salon

47

What those little numbers on your plastics mean Officially called resin identification codes, the numbers are indicators for the type of plastic resin used to create the product. They were designed to help consumers know whether and how to recycle different plastic products and packages. Check with your local community recycling program to find out which numbers they accept, as it varies by locale.

PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)

•

Blister packs and clamshell containers.

Where you’ll find it: Plastic bottles for soft drinks, water, juice, beer, mouthwash, ketchup and salad dressing.

•

Bags for bedding and medical and shrink wrap.

•

Food jars for peanut butter, jelly and pickles.

•

•

Ovenable film and microwaveable food trays.

1 •

•

•

Pipe, siding, window frames, fencing, decking and railing.

Recycled into: • Fibre for carpet, fleece jackets, comforter fill and tote bags.

•

•

Resilient flooring, mud flaps, cables, traffic cones and garden hose.

•

Packaging and loose-leaf binders.

HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene)

2 •

Where you’ll find it: Bottles for milk, juice, cosmetics, shampoo, dish and laundry detergents and household cleaners.

•

Cereal-box liners.

•

Bags for groceries and retail purchases.

Recycled into: • Bottles for nonfood items, such as shampoo, conditioner, laundry detergent, household cleaners, motor oil and antifreeze.

•

•

Plastic lumber for outdoor decking, fencing and picnic tables.

4

•

Coating for paper milk cartons, and hot and cold beverage cups.

•

Container lids, toys and squeezable bottles.

Recycled into: • Shipping envelopes, garbage-can liners, floor tile, panelling and furniture.

Pipe, floor tiles, buckets, crates, flower pots, garden edging and recycling bins.

3

PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) Where you’ll find it:

DPE (Low-Density Polyethylene)

Where you’ll find it: • Bags for dry cleaning, newspapers, bread, frozen foods, fresh produce and garbage.

•

Compost bins, trash cans, landscape timber and outdoor lumber.

5

•

•

Recycled into: • Garden rakes, storage bins, shipping pallets and trays.

•

Automobile battery cases and signal lights, bicycle racks, brooms and brushes, and ice scrapers.

Wire and cable insulation, carpet backing and flooring.

Recycled into: • Pipe, decking, fencing, paneling, gutters, carpet backing, floor tiles and mats.

Containers for food, beverages and non-food items.

Bottle caps and closures, bottles for ketchup and syrup.

PP (Polypropylene)

Where you’ll find it: Containers for yogurt, margarine, takeout meals and deli foods.

Medicine bottles.

6

PS (Polystyrene) Where you’ll find it: Food-service items, like cups, plates, cutlery, clamshell containers, and meat and poultry trays.

•

•

Packing peanuts and protective foam packaging for furniture and electronics.

•

Bags for groceries and retail purchases.

Recycled into: • Thermal insulation, thermometers, light switch plates, rulers and licence plate frames.

•

Camera or video cassette casings.

•

Foam food-service applications, like egg cartons.

7

•

•

Other Where you’ll find it: Three- and five-gallon reusable water bottles, some juice and ketchup bottles.

Oven-baking bags, barrier layers and custom packaging.

Recycled into: • Bottles and plastic lumber.

Source: The American Chemistry Council, www.plastics.americanchemistry.com

48

salon > april 12

Recycle Hair? Yes, you can!

... Stuffing for pillows Green Circle Salons and a group of volunteers created pillows using sterilized hair clippings, milk bags and fabric pillowcases. One day of effort created 110 pillows, bound for camps housing displaced Haitians.

... Mats for oil spills Hair attracts oil but

repels water—what better use to soak up oil after spills? Matter of Trust started an initiative to create mats from hair clippings after the spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

... Insulation in clothing Who would have

thought? Brian Phillips from worldSALON in Toronto created a worldWEAR prototype vest with clothing designer friend Susan Jonus. Stuffed with hair clippings, he says it’s exceptionally warm.

... Wildlife deterrent Jennifer Vanderleij of

Clover Earthkind Hair Salon in Vancouver offers hair clippings for free on Craigslist, with residents using them in their backyards to deter wildlife.

... Organic fertilizer SALO Environmental

Solutions and Green Circle Salons each have a process for turning hair clippings into organic fertilizer and an herbicide, respectively. Both are being studied by the University of Guelph.

... Eyewear According to Green Circle Salon,

a U.K. group has developed fashionable eyewear made from bioresin in hair for a material that is renewable, biodegradable and petroleum-free.

When you recycle, where does it go?

Highlighting Foils Smelters melt the foils. The remaining material is used to make more aluminum products. SALO Environmental Solutions, which recycles foils, uses the melted material to make new highlighting foils that include 10 to 25 per cent recycled materials.

Plastics Bottles are broken down by a local grinder, and the remaining material can be used to make new bottles. SALO’s goal is to eventually offer services to clean empty bottles and send them back to the original manufacturer, where they can be refilled—the bottle can then be considered 100 per cent recycled. S

PHOTO: CHRIS TSINTZIRAS

Count It Out

salonmagazine.ca

Pack

DUO

速 Magnetic Gel-Polish

A Better Environment When you’re ready to invest, target these trouble areas to make big changes.

W

By Melissa HIll and Valerie Lam

Let There Be (Better) Light Ready to make your first material-change in the salon? Start with the lighting.

Incandescent bulbs waste 90 per cent of the energy they use through heat, plus the new lighting systems for salons have become quite good, offering clear light and much less energy usage. There may even be government incentives available to you to help make the change.

Michael Crispel, owner of Earth Salon in Toronto, took advantage of a program that offered a consultation on lighting, plus the first set of new lights for free. “The quality of lights is very conductive to working in the salon. Visually, esthetically, it doesn’t look different,” he says. “It has also reduced my energy bill by 10 to 30 per cent.” Brian Phillips of worldSALON in Toronto, who has switched to using LED lights in his salon, has gone from using 150 kilowatts a day to 35 kilowatts a day with his new system.

Reduce Water Usage At Kevin Murphy’s Green.Salon (www.kevinmurphy.com.au/greensalon), a virtual online salon where you can make and see the impact of green changes, water usage is an area where easy fixes can be made. Two in particular cost almost nothing: Suggest that stylists turn off the tap while washing clients’ hair, and fix your leaking tap. Leaving a faucet running wastes 10 litres of water per minute, and by turning it off you can save up to 3,600 litres in a year. Secondly, fix the leak and save 2,400 litres of water a year. A bigger but more expensive change is upgrading to an energy- and water-efficient washing machine. It uses up to twothirds less water, or about 70 litres less per wash.

50

salon > april 12

HAIR: ANGELO SEMINARA, MAKEUP: LAURA DOMINIQUE, STYLING: GEORGIE MACINTYRE, PHOTOS: ANDREW O'TOOLE

hile the upfront cost might be great, the payoff of making big energy-saving changes comes in the long run, as you save money on your energy and water bills. And you can give yourself a pat on the back, knowing that what you’re doing is also helping reduce your impact on the environment.

salonmagazine.ca

Use Less Energy If you own your salon’s location, you can make more changes to the space than an owner who rents. And those changes can add up to cost savings in the long run. According to Green.Salon, switching from electricity to a gas model dryer can save you up to $50 a year, even after including the amount that you pay to upgrade your appliance. Switch your hot water heater from electric to gas, and save $100 annually. In addition to your cost savings, you’ll also be releasing less CO2 emissions into the atmosphere—roughly 4.6 tons if you make both changes. Insulate your hot water pipes and save 1.5 tons of CO2 emissions and $120 a year.

Collect Excess Colour When stylists overmix colour, only to have it poured down the drain, it’s bad for business and for the environment.

Luckily, there are two new solutions you can explore. Green Circle Salons and SALO Environmental Solutions both offer services to collect excess colour and dispose of it safely, rather than flushing those chemicals down the drain. SALO’s sister company, SALO Design Solutions, also offers a colour-dispensing unit that works with any brand and precisely measures output for less waste, plus it extracts 98 per cent of the product in each tube. “It’s a pioneering change in how colour is being used,” says owner James Arniotis. S

Did you know...

➺ ➺ ➺ ➺ ➺

Plastics take 400 years to break down in a landfill A glass bottle will take 1 million years to break down Old newsprint can be recycled directly into new newsprint Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a television for three hours Since 1950, Canadians have consumed as much as all of the generations before—combined

salonmagazine.ca

The Green Connection Ready to take the next step? Find an association that matches your salon’s goals and scope to help make the greener path a steady climb.

Green Workplace (B.C.) www.greenworkplace.ca Training, regular auditing to stay on track of goals, certification Green Circle Salons (National) www.greencirclesalons.ca Waste diversion pick-up services for salons, directory listing, discounts from green partners Bullfrog Power (National) www.bullfrogpower.com Energy-efficient provider for natural gas and electricity Power Savings Blitz Program (Ontario) www.powersavingsblitz.ca Energy-efficient lighting upgrades for small businesses Green TBiz (Toronto) www.greentbiz.org Programs to align business and community onto an earth-friendly track Summerhill Group (National) www.summerhillgroup.ca Consultation and social marketing tools for green initiatives for large businesses SALO Environmental Solutions (Ontario) www.saloenvironmentalsolution.com Waste-diversion pick-up services for salons SALO Design Solutions (National) www.salodesignsolution.com Makers of a colour-dispensing unit that reduces waste in the salon

april 12 < salon

51

Magazines, soft plastic, colour tubes, plastic bags, cardboard and paper are separated into their own bins.

Committed staff, plus “a little OCD,” equals a recipe for earth-friendly success By Melissa Hill

W

hat happens when you set out to create a salon that is as green as possible? What would that salon look like? Clover Earthkind Hair Salon in Vancouver is one such salon. Opened in 2008 and owned by Jennifer Vanderleij, the staff just achieved 98 per cent waste diversion last year.

The extensive efforts to recycle are in addition to a plethora of other earth-friendly initiatives that started during the build out of the space.

Environmentally friendly flooring, recycled aluminum chandeliers, refurbished furniture, recycled glass tiles and reclaimed wood work stations, along with low VOC paints and energy-efficient lights and appliances complete the salon. The products used are similarly green with Aveda, John Masters Organics and the salon's own organic house line on the shelves. Ammonia-free permanent colour and vegetable-based stains are mixed for colour clients.

Look behind the scenes and you'll find the heart of the salon's success—the recycling program—in the backroom.

“Our backroom is full of a ridiculous amount of bins,” says Vanderleij. “Hair clippings are all collected and composted or offered for free on Craigslist (it’s used as a wildlife deterrent in backyards). Highlighting foils are pressed into bricks. Those are saved, along with the colour tubes, until dropped off at a smelting plant

every six months. Magazines, soft plastic, plastic bags, cardboard and paper are also similarly separated into their own bins.

“I’m a bit OCD and the detailed, annoying stuff is my favourite, so that helps,” says Vanderleij, on dealing with separating the waste. “When we started, it would take 10 hours a week. It’s so organized now. It takes an hour a week and then, once every couple months, we spend a day. It’s not a big deal for the benefit. If the staff didn’t participate as well as they do, it would be harder.”

Green Workplace, a company based in British Columbia, was hired the first year the salon was open to come in and do a waste audit and offer advice. The company returns every year for a check-up. The first year, the salon achieved 77 per cent waste diversion.

The next year with a goal of 80 per cent, it achieved 85 per cent. In 2011, the goal was 90 per cent and, instead, the staff reached 98 per cent. Green Workplace awarded them with the distinction of Green Office Champions, one of only two businesses in B.C. to receive the award out of the 350 that are audited.

“Our clients respect it,” Vanderleij says of their efforts. “They’re supporting something that is better for your health, in one of the most toxic industries out there. It’s a feel-good for clients, and it often changes behaviour at home.” S

Recycled aluminum chandeliers

Reclaimed wood work stations

52

salon > april 12

Highlighting foils are pressed into bricks

What’s Being Recycled In 2011 at Clover Earthkind Hair Salon, these were the top three categories of recycled materials:

27% PAPER 20% ORGANICS

(COMPOSTABLE)

10% HIGHLIGHTING FOILS By the Numbers 11 staff at Clover Earthkind Salon 1,600 sq.ft. of salon space 6,000 the number of guests the salon welcomed in 2011 2 g the amount of garbage per guest visit

20 kg the total amount of garbage the salon threw away in 2011 418 kg the total amount of garbage the average Canadian throws away each year

PHOTOS COURTESY OF CLOVER EARTHKIND HAIR SALON

Going All the Way

salonmagazine.ca

I am Estro, all the beauty you desire.

ESTRO, is all this, a complete collection of products that offers immense creative liberty.

It is the originality of a dedicated and customized service. Natural, Glamour or Creative.

Three styles & diverse looks to always bring out the best in you.

Now, VoilĂ and Nutrilux colour salons have a partner in ESTRO styling and we would like you to try a selected ESTRO product for FREE.*

ITALIAN CREATIVITY

H. CHALUT QC

1-800-363-2525

VENUS BEAUTY SUPPLIES LTD. ON

1-800-465-7965

ESP SALON SALES MB, SK, AB

1-800-667-2566

* Contact your sales rep for information on how you can try ESTRO for FREE. While supplies last/limited time only

KINGDOM BEAUTY SUPPLIES LTD. BC

1-800-738-8666

1.800.387.7980

Party Girls A Quebec stylist is Paris-bound after creating three stellar styles set to impress

54

salon > april 12

PHOTO: NATHALIE LEGAULT

A

fter being inspired

by L’Oréal Professionnel’s #SocialLights video, Simon Lapointe-Legault of Paris Coiffure Deux-Montagnes in DeuxMontagnes, Que., took a chance and entered the #SocialLights holiday hair contest. “I was inspired by all three models from the #SocialLights collection, because I wanted to tap into three different demographics and make it more appealing for women of every age,” says Lapointe-Legault of his winning entry. “I’m really happy and proud of the project. I'm lucky to have had a lot of people around me who encouraged me during the competition.” He’s also looking forward to another part of his prize: a trip to Paris for classes at the L’Oréal Professionnel International Academy. “I’m sure I will learn tons of cool new things that will definitely help my career and craft!” S

salonmagazine.ca

WATER NATURE’S PUREST DISTILLATION OF LIFE-GIVING ENERGY. Drink in its powers while getting lost at sea. A hidden world, found in the depths below, beyond your reflection.

Our collection is inspired by the beauty and life-giving energy of one of our most precious resources, water. To help raise awareness and protect our resources for generations to come, SpaRitual will be donating 20% of sales to Surge. Bringing water to those in need, Surge is a U.S. based 501 (c)3 non-profit organization that improves access to clean safe water for life. Surge increases public awareness of the global water crisis through education and investment in sustainable solutions. surgeforwater.org

Deep Iridescent Gray Shimmer

Lucid Lilac Blue Crème

Ebb & Flow Aqua Crème

Undercurrent Ocean Blue Crème

Ripple Effect Dusty Mauve Crème

Hidden Reef Coral Shimmer

SPARITUAL VEGAN NAIL LACQUER FREE OF DBP, TOLUENE, FORMALDEHYDE AND FORMALDEHYDE RESIN

SPARITUAL.COM

877.SPARITUAL

CONCEPT JP QC 450.687.2595 WEST COAST BEAUTY BC 604.321.2700 MARITIME BEAUTY SUPPLY NB, NS, PEI 902.429.8510 ALTERNATIVE BEAUTY SERVICES ON 905.670.0611 SUMMIT SALON SERVICES AB, SK, MB 403.252.6201 INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SERVICES AB, SK, MB 780.454.3388 ICON SALON SYSTEMS BC 604.591.2339

56

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

Freedom Winds A storm has blown in with this blithe and beachy collection

Resort relaxation. Sophisticated ease. Subtle signs of subversion.

Inspired by the lightness of the early ’70s—where constraints were loosened and rules bent—and the glittering party scene of the later decade, this new collection from La Biosthetique marries the two with a modern glam angle. The result? Effortless, carefree and wild. S

Art direction: Patrick Roppel Hair cutting and styling: Alexander Dinter, Kathrin Zenk Colour: Andrea Bennett, Marc Riese Makeup: Cyrill Zenhäusern Styling: Azza Yousif Photos: Markus Jans

salonmagazine.ca

april 12 < salon

57

58

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

Sporting Brilliance Inspiration from the Olympic Games informs Sassoon’s latest collection

“W

e wanted to give a real athletic feel to the hair. The movement in the cuts is designed to give a sporty look–almost as if the hair has become beautifully dishevelled after someone has completed his or her sporting activity,” says Sassoon’s international creative director Mark Hayes. Poised and ready for the London 2012 Olympics, the hair colour vies for top place with trophy inspirations of gold, silver and fiery bronze that are applied in concentric circles like the Olympic rings. S

Sassoon International Creative Team, led by Mark Hayes salonmagazine.ca

april 12 < salon

59

white hot Errol Douglas’ Purity collection emerges from the refiner’s fire

“I

wanted to conjure up an impact collection combining simplicity and purity with hard lines and soft textures. The challenge to deliver the blonde- and white-toned vibe was huge! The cuts were very soft on top but very graphic at the sides and nape with very strong partings—in summary a real story of sharp contrast and sensitive balance,” says Douglas. S

60

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

Hair: Errol Douglas Colour: Jasmin Allen Makeup: Victoria Baron, Denise Rabor Photos: Andrew Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Toole salonmagazine.ca

april 12 < salon

61

62

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

CosmiC ConfliCt

Otherworldly collection creates conflict between the elements

h

eavenly hands weave strands of hair through celestial elements of marble and atmospheric dust in the Ethereal collection from Brooks+Brooks. Lucid movement makes pleasing contrasts between soft and solid, thick and thin. S

salonmagazine.ca

Hair: Brooks+Brooks Art Team, Brooks+Brooks, London, U.K. Styling: Graham Cruz Photos: Jenny Hands

april 12 < salon

63

I Desire There’s something for every woman in the new collection, 20:12.

L

ouise Smith from Toni&Guy Salisbury has created multiple styles to inspire clients seven days a week, 12 months a year. “I wanted to create stripped-back beautiful signature styles for women who desire gorgeous wearable hair. The hair is moldable and versatile for women who love to change up their look,” says Smith. S

64

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

Hair: Louise Smith at Toni&Guy, Salisbury, U.K. Makeup: Maddie Austin Photos: Jack Eames

salonmagazine.ca

april 12 < salon

65

Man on Fire

The Marc Antoni team heats up with bright contrasts in the Scorch collection

W

ith clean cuts, graduated shades and explosive colour, Marc Antoni’s new styles are not to be missed. Hair flares up in vibrant hues, as well as exaggerated, textured lengths.

“These shots are all about the beautification of colour and embracing pop brights. It is a celebration of refined cutting and stunning shades,” according to the team. S

Hair: Marc Antoni Art Team, Makeup: Victoria Baron, Photos: Tom Leslie

66

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

COLOUR GLOSS™ Soak-Off Gel Colour Artistic Nail Design's Colour Gloss™ cures in only 30 seconds using the Artistic LED light and in only 2 minutes using a traditional UV lamp... drying to a flexible yet strong, super-shiny lacquer-like gloss.

Available in 76 high fashion colours, Colour Gloss will last for up to three weeks without chipping, dulling, cracking or peeling. Colour Gloss soaks off quickly and completely, in minutes, without any damage to the natural nail.

Beverly Hills

New York

London

Paris

Milan

Tokyo

Sydney

12 NEW Colours Available in 15 mL

℮ .5 fl oz

SNAPDRAGON 03079

ROYALTY 03067

SOVEREIGN 03068

IMPERIAL 03069

MAJESTIC 03070

LUXE 03071

NOBILITY 03072

LAVENDER SUNSET 03077

IN BLOOM 03078

ANGEL TEARS 03080

IVORY MIST 03081

www.ArtisticNailDesign.com Beverly Hills, CA 90210 USA Tel: 714. 635. 5110

PROFESSIONAL FORMULAS | PROFESSIONAL RESULTS

Alternative Beauty Services 9-1680 Courtneypark Dr. Mississauga, Ontario L5T 1R4 Canada (905) 670-6040 • (905) 670-0611

Icon Salon Systems 610-13361 78th Avenue Surrey, British Columbia V3W 5B9 Canada (604) 591-2339

Concept JP Inc. 2089 rue Michelin Laval, Quebec H7L 5B7 Canada (450) 687-2595

Summit Salon Services 9-4069 112 Ave S.E. Calgary, Alberta T2C 0J4 Canada (403) 252-6201

© 2012 Artistic Nail Design • Beverly Hills, CA 90210 • Artistic Nail Design and Colour Gloss are registered trademarks of Artistic Nail Design, Inc. / Made in the USA

HM-1355

SILK PETAL 03082

c o n t e s s a g a l l e ry

In the Details Hair: Timothy Kuo Makeup: Carolyn Secord Photos: Patryk Widejko

Timothy Kuo shares his Contessa 23 finalist collection for Men’s Hairstylist of the Year

By Valerie Lam

“W

ith guys, hair is usually short, and you’re kind of limited in terms of what you can do,” says Timothy Kuo, of Markus J Hair and Well-being in Vancouver. Ironically, his inspiration for men’s looks comes from women.

“On the streets men’s hair is very predictable, so I wanted to create hairstyles that were unisex and put a masculine twist on it.”

As a Revlon colour educator, Kuo blends his chromatic know-how into his Contessa collection. “If you put colour where the texture is, it gives depth and shadow that helps to attract the eye.” To maintain a masculine look, Kuo used subtle instead of vibrant colour to define the wave, curls and crimp sections. “This enhances the shape, so that it doesn’t look so flat and pops out at you.” S

68

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

PROFILE

Salon Magazine: You’ve been working in the hair industry for just eight years. What did winning the Contemporary Classic award at NAHA last year mean for you?

have to be passionate about it. Without it, you can’t get very far. You have to get 100 per cent involved. You have to put in the work, not count the hours to get that "wow factor"!

Simon Chercuitte: It’s quite an honour! The classic category is like the entire history of hairstyling. For me, it’s the top prize. But you don’t need 50 years of experience to achieve this. It’s more a question of mastering your craft and really being into hairstyling. It’s about being confident in your skills. I only entered this category. I guess I felt confident enough.

SM: How did you start out in this industry?

SM: You were also a semi-finalist for Contessa 2011. What do you like about competing?

SC: First and foremost, it’s curiosity. It was my first big competition, and I was interested. Being a finalist was already a huge achievement for me. I was surprised I got that far.

SM: What is the secret to getting ahead in competition?

SC: That’s a difficult question. I think the more experience I have in competition, the more answers I’ll have. But you have to work really hard, that’s for sure. And you

70

salon > april 12

SC: It was a complete fluke when I was living in London, U.K. My only objective was to work for a month and then travel around Europe for a week. I started out as an assistant and I got told that since I was such a loud mouth, I could be a stylist! I must have had some kind of natural talent. When I started working with Akin Konizi, who went on to win the British Hairdresser of the Year award, I really started loving platform work and photo shoots. I worked constantly. If I were to count all the hours I’ve spent researching and creating hairstyles I could practically retire! I’ve worked around the clock so many times.

SM: What’s the best thing you have you learned in competition and the most useful in a salon environment?

SC: They’re two very different worlds, and I thrive in both. In the salon, taking care of your client is super important, but when you’re in the studio, it’s all about technique and creativity.

By Yasmin Grothé SM: You’re now artistic director at La Coupe Salon and Spa, an iconic salon in Montreal.

SC: Let me say that I am thrilled beyond belief! I’m able to put together a fantastic team of stylists who’s going to bring something new and innovative to the industry. We already have great talent here at the salon. In the ‘80s La Coupe was THE reference for hairstyling in Quebec.

I think it will be great for the image of the salon. Clients are always interested in seeing what a salon like ours can bring at the creative level. So I think that in terms of client retention, it’s definitely going to have a very positive impact. S

PHOTOS: DAVID OLIVIER

A Star is Born

NAHA winner Simon Chercuitte takes on a fresh challenge as the new artistic director for Montreal’s iconic salon La Coupe.

salonmagazine.ca

Colour Gel the power of magnets The extraordinary Magnetic Polishes are now available as Magnetic Colour Gels!

-1 never without purple!

-2 easy loving!

-3 go on silver!

-4 magical!

-5 i lilac it!

-6 thrilling!

• Apply one coat of Magnetic Colour Gel • Hold magnet over nail for 3-4 seconds • Cure for 60 seconds in skyPRO LED or 2 minutes in UV light unit • Finish with LCN Ultra Shine UV Sealant - cure For LCN Nail Art Workshops, contact your local Distributor

BC AB SK MB 1.800.557.3223

Find a Distributor at: www.LCN.ca

CENTRAL & EAST 1.888.859.3434

colour

Earth-FriEndly Palette Consumers are demanding greener, plant-based hair colour, and industry leaders have responded with an impressive array of new options.

By Yasmin Grothé

check out no-ammonia colour

of the permanent hair-colour process, while providing twice as much lipid protection to the hair—these include Inoa from L’Oréal Professionnel and KOKO from Montreal-based Oligo Professionnel.

Redken’s new Chromatics line, launching in April across Canada, also uses an oil-based system (read more on p. 27).

the "Free-From" Doctrine

t

Even though it is presently impossible to create hair-colour which is 100 per cent botanical, the industry is making strong efforts to provide consumers with rich, beautiful, shiny colour, while moving away from artificial fragrances, silicones, paraffin/mineral oils and parabens.

72

salon > april 12

photos CourtesY of aveda, top photo: thinkstoCk

In the last few years, groundbreaking R&D has allowed manufacturers to fine-tune hair colour for superior results and a better user experience, thanks to ammonia-free formulas. It’s a welcome relief for both colourists and clients, who will no longer have to endure the fumes. What’s more, ammonia-free colour is an alternative that preserves the integrity of the hair, while providing great shine and conditioning.

The ammonia-free formulas, which were originally developed for demi- and semi-permanent hair colour (such as PM Shines from Paul Mitchell, Colour Touch by Wella and Cellophanes by Sebastian Professional), are now also available for permanent colours and high-lift blondes. Coming on the heels of ammonia-free formulas are oil-based delivery systems that maximize the effectiveness

salonmagazine.ca

colour

for example, the Essensity line from schwarzkopf Professional promises to replace synthetic ingredients, whenever possible, without compromising on performance. its formulas are predominantly biodegradable, and raw materials are synthesized from plant-based extracts using renewable sources.

This spring, Aveda is relaunching its Full Spectrum Protective Permanent creme hair color line. "it’s hair colour with an environmental conscience,” says Ian Michael Black, Aveda Color director for North America. “The 96 per cent naturally derived formula, environmental packaging and 100 per cent wind power manufacturing make it the ideal product for guests looking for a hair colour service that is kind to their hair and the earth.” for clients who wish to go one step closer to becoming better eco citizens, organic color systems is a new us-based professional line. it uses a coconut by-product, which is a naturally derived swelling agent, suspended in soy oil. when colour is applied to hair and activated under heat, the soy oil naturally softens and moisturizes the cuticle as the coconut-derived swelling agent gently expands and opens the cuticle. As the heat source is removed, the swelling subsides, and the undamaged cuticle naturally closes back down, thereby sealing the new pigment into the hair. organic color systems is also certified organic, vegan and cruelty-free by PETA. S

Is Your Water Affecting Your Colour?

Depending on where in Canada you live, hard water can be a problem for your colour business, from fading and lack of vibrance to reformulation. For hair with a build-up of minerals, Tom Porter, Ceo and founder of Malibu Wellness, likens it to colouring on top of a wall of rocks. “If it’s going on top of a layer of minerals, it’s not going to match the swatch and you can’t guarantee your colour,” he says. An easy fix is offering a pre-colour treatment to rid strands of any minerals. Since the degree of challenge varies widely from area to area, Malibu Wellness has obtained water tests from every single town across the country and offers the results for free on its website. Go to MalibuC.com and type in your town to find out how it will affect your colour clients and their results.

Colour Me

Green Re-market your colour bar by also offering eco solutions, and gain new clients who insist on ‘as natural as possible’ colour services.

Plant-based dyes and extracts penetrate deeply and gently into the hair.

Deposit-only colour (without ammonia) can deepen existing hair colour and be used to create natural highlights.

Look foR coLouR PRoDucts without: • Ammonia • Odour • Silicones • Paraffin/Mineral oils • Parabens • Formaledhyde derivates • Alcohol • Artificial colourants

74

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

Deep Dermal Transforming Wrap ™

Body Heat Activated Intense Hydrating Luxury Spa Treatment Instantly transforms from a thick, lush crème into a thin, silky, ultra-smooth wrap as it is absorbed into the deepest layer of the dermis for intense hydration.

The perfect enhancement for your professional manicure, pedicure and full body treatments.

Purchase a Deep Dermal 8 oz. and receive an application brush and pair of cotton gloves FREE! A $5.00 free value!

Item #900983

Salon $10.70

Look for the Deep Dermal Display at all CosmoProf ™ stores while supplies last.

FREE

cotton gloves & application brush with purchase

NAILS

Say Goodbye to Basics Get creative and bring in new nail clients when you go beyond the standard mani and pedi menu.

By Valerie Lam

On the Menu:

For the Men

Where: Stillwater Spa at the Hyatt Hotel in Calgary Director: Meredith MacLean What: Manicures and pedicures for men, especially the man-friendly Nourish Nooner package, which is popular with businessmen in downtown Calgary who are looking for a quick way to de-stress. It offers an express manicure or pedicure and a gourmet boxed lunch in under an hour. “Offering couples’ packages are also a good segue into the men’s market. I think that’s the easiest way to get a gentlemen to try a spa for the first time, with a partner,” says MacLean Why: “It’s a good growing trend,” says MacLean. “I think there was a time in the industry when men’s grooming wasn’t available, so, of course, they didn’t know about it. Then once it started—and we’re not the only spa that offers it—there was the awareness that they can have that done, and the popularity grew. Men are becoming a little more aware of their personal grooming.”

How it works: “Whether the client is male or female, we go through exactly what we’re going to do, so there are no big surprises,” says lead esthetician Nicole Neufeld. If a salon is using scents, MacLean suggests switching to a less floral aroma with male clients. Eucalyptus is used at Stillwater for hand and nail treatments. Men are also given the option of a clear, matte polish, which makes the nail look cleaner but not shiny.

76

salon > april 12

u: On the Men

Party Time

o ENSE in Toront Where: NAILS and Vu of four or five Owner: Tien a small party ld ho r to t n op le nail salo fo ers can either nt out the who re or What: Custom , ne e do rg ils size for la hile getting na very common sit together w gne ght to 12 is a ei at th OB (or champa ys BY sa r y. Vu r an option fo fe of a private part so it al rm ey th LCBO pe ivate parties, completes an groups. For pr ent organizer ev e th at th ided or wine), prov . The e. tim eir nails done of d ahea out and get th go d an ung er yo th r y for thei like to get toge ’ll throw a part ey th or Why: “Women y rt do pa al en like to ,” ey have a brid ing what wom rv se ob get married, th by lly tura idea came na daughter. The ers an four, custom says Vu. oups larger th gr d an g bi gs a in ok ey have : For private bo of $450. “If th um im in How it works m ” g, a t in os mee s before cl the space and or three hour o tw in must reserve e on m or co the week to ask them to to be later in group we tend rvations tend se re p f to keep the ou af gr st ee larg le battery of ho w a says Vu. Sinc s ha re he , Vu makes su the weekend y. pp ha ts gues host and her

On the Menu:

Local Ingredients

Where: Tranquility Organic Spa in Vancouver Owner: Jimi Pak, former spa manager in New York City before founding her spa in Vancouver.

What: The spa offers hand and foot care using fully organic and locally grown herbs and ingredients to make scrubs, lotions and bath soaks.

Why: “When Jimi moved to Vancouver in 2004, she found that it was an environmentally conscious city, where organic supplies are abundant and clients' needs are high,” says marketing manager Kevin Lee, of the spa’s owner and founder. “Her major focus was a fully organic spa where clients relax and enjoy the natural environment.”

How it works: Blessed with the temperate coastline climate, the spa takes advantage of fresh produce from farmers’ markets, like berries for mineral masks and cucumbers for a cucumber scrub, that pampers clients’ hands and feet. “It takes little more effort and time, but our clients can get more direct healing power and, at the same time, we can help the local businesses. It isn’t that difficult to select suppliers here,” says Lee. “One good benefit of using locally grown produce is that you know the exact condition of ingredients and how to maximize their benefits. To provide this service, you can study what materials you can have in your town and why you use them,” suggests Lee. S

salonmagazine.ca

2

POWERFUL TOOLS

One Remarkable Result

Healthy, shiny, beautiful hair

Soft and Shiny

HTBW03CN

Straight and Sleek Long Lasting Results

Follow us on:

Call 1.800.487.8769 for more information or visit our web site for how-to style sheets, videos, and tips from the pros.

www.HotTools.com

2012 Helen of Troy. All rights reserved. (PR3294)

HTBW14CN

ESTHETICS

What Goes On, Must Go In Thinking about skin-care ingredients as more than skin-deep By Valerie Lam

Natural Vitamin C Synthetic vitamin C containing ascorbic acid is very powerful, but its high acidity level may cause irritation, itchiness and dryness.

Koronczay suggests natural vitamin C derived from rosehips. It is less acidic and helps calm skin irritation and removes surface impurities,

78

salon > april 12

while slowing down the aging process. Rosehip can also help treat rosacea.

Stone Crop Hydroquinone is a typical solution for skin lightening. While it is very good at bleaching skin, it can also leave clients photosensitive and dry out the skin. Instead, try treating hyperpigmentation with stone crop, a plant that is hydrating and helps to regenerate skin. “It’s very good for age spots and dark spots.

It takes longer but it’s much safer in the long run,” says Koronczay.

Licorice Root and Tea Tree Extract Benzoyl peroxide is a popular ingredient to zap a bad case of zits.

However, the side-effect is very dry skin. To combat this, Koronczay opts for natural antiseptic ingredients, like licorice root and tea tree extract.

Probiotics Also good for fighting acne, probiotics promote the growth of good bacteria. “Good bacteria kills bad bacteria,” explains Koronczay.

“So, what happens is you have all this bad bacteria that causes inflammation, but good bacteria is capable of holding them at bay, so it really reduces inflammation.”

Petroleum-Free Products Ma advocates products with a natural base that use no petroleum.

“For me, what really defines natural skin care is the absence of petroleum-based ingredients.

It makes a huge difference in skin care,” she says. “When clients with rosacea and really sensitive skin use products devoid of synthetic perfumes, bases and preservatives, they are less likely to have a reaction.”

Coconut Oil In the Ayurvedic approach to skin care, acne, eczema and rosacea are all caused by a Pitta imbalance, which, in turn, causes inflammation.

The Ayurvedic solution: “Coconut oil. It is antibacterial, disinfects and purifies the skin too. You can also prescribe it to someone without acne, and they won’t break out,” says Ma. Sesame Oil “In terms of bolstering the skin, sesame oil is one of the most popular ingredients used in Ayurveda,” says Ma. “It’s great for moisture and protection, but it also slightly stimulates circulation.

When you stimulate circulation, you can also stimulate collagen production.” Sesame oil can also be used in whole body oiling to protect the skin and warm the body, especially feet and hands that suffer from poor circulation. S

Ayurveda: A Natural Approach Ma, a certified Ayurvedic practitioner, promotes the Ayurvedic philosophy and ingredients in her natural skin-care line.

The ancient approach to health regards skin as a mirror of an individual’s inner health. Practitioners treat each client based upon his or her unique composition and genetics.

“I think estheticians already understand that,” says Ma. After her own frustration from the conflicting diagnoses of different naturopaths she saw to treat her severe acne, Ma found that Ayurveda put things into a coherent context. “What I love about Ayurveda is how easy it is to communicate to your client. It gives you a better understanding of patterns in lifestyle, and speaks to mental and emotional roles for wellness.”

PHOTO: ISTOCK

t

hink for a moment about what you eat.

For many, your diet is about being good to your body with foods that have a nutritional benefit. What if you applied the same approach to skin care? “We always say that if you don’t want to eat it, don’t put it on your skin.

If something would make you sick if you eat it, it's probably not the smartest thing to put it on your face either,” says Éminence Organic Skin Care president Boldijarre Koronczay. Kristen Ma, owner of Pure+Simple and author of Beauty: Pure+Simple, agrees: “When you’re applying an ingredient that’s not edible onto skin it gets absorbed into our internal body— and that’s counterintuitive for us because it’s not good for us. We’d never eat petroleum if we can avoid it.” With clients demanding more natural alternatives, companies are listening. Here’s a look at some popular natural ingredients and what they can do.

salonmagazine.ca

interiors

Photos: alicia austin

1

2 80

salon > april 12

3 salonmagazine.ca

4

Capelli Salon Studio A sleek, urban interior sets apart this upscale Saskatoon salon 1. There is not a paper magazine in sight, a green effort made to reduce waste.

Instead, clients can digitally browse through magazines subscriptions on iPads, while waiting for a hair appointment. Ceilingsuspended blow-dryers mean that stylists can simply guide the tool, while the weight is taken off their hands.

2. With height-adjustable sinks, stylists can wash and colour comfortably. Chairs and sinks are imported from Italy, in keeping with a classic European atmosphere.

3. Inspired by a visit to Vasken Demirjian in New York, the salon is accented with green for a minimalist chic effect.

4. Sparkling Swarovski chandeliers dangle elegantly at the front reception. As an Aveda Concept Salon, the philosophy and products are in line with Austin’s values for social and environmental responsibility.

salonmagazine.ca

A

By Valerie Lam

t age 25, salon owner Alicia Austin didn’t have to be told to dream big. “We wanted to do something unpredictable and push the limits,” she says of herself and husband, Ryan Soulier. Austin’s dream to open her first salon came true in Saskatoon, where she chose a high-end residential neighbourhood that lacked a sophisticated salon. Together, the pair designed and constructed Capelli Salon Studio, which means “hair” in Italian. “I come from an Italian family, so it’s really important for me to embrace my heritage. Inside, I wanted to have an Italian-European vibe,” says Austin. With a passion to help people, Austin learned by assisting hairstylists for seven years, particularly Kim Regier at Chel Salonspa, to whom she gives credit as her mentor. Learning business savvy and people skills from Regier, as well as Aveda, she now pays it forward to her own staff. “I always say that hairdressers are the luckiest people in the world, because we get front-row seats in all our clients’ lives. It’s like we’re family,” Austin says. S Details

• • • •

Owners: Alicia Austin and Ryan Soulier Opened May 2011 1,400 sq.ft.

Staff: 7 stylists, 3 receptionists

Brands Aveda

Website capellisalonstudio.com

april 12 < salon

81

• collections • contessas • video • news • events • collections • contessas • video • news • events • co

Same amazing magazine.

Now in your pocket.

TRENDS

Tony Ricci

Oliver Miotto

Lina Shamoun

Robert Barbosa

Robert Barbosa

Michelle Pargee

Sylvain Beller...

Gian Paulo Co...

Uyen Huynh

Christopher De...

Sylvain Beller...

newnew Salon Magazine appapp for for your iPhone for for free!

GetGet thethe brand Salon Magazine your iPhone free!

Browse the latest collections and keep up with industry news.

Check event listings, listings, watch watch videos, videos plus get the latest Contessa details–all at your fingertips. fingertips. Share what you discover on your Facebook or Twitter account.

Now available on iTunes. *Non iPhone users can now view a mobile friendly version of our website too!

PHOTOS: CONTESSA 22 WINNERS. FOR FULL CREDITS SEE PAGE 88.

Collections

• collections • contessas • video • news • events • collections • contessas • video • news • events • co

Promotion

Learn the art of

Beauty

photos: thinkstock

KicK-start your beauty career If your dreams are made of highlighting foils, Japanese shears, or massage oils, it might be time to head in the right direction and enroll in cosmetology school. according to the 2011 mid-year review by the U.S.based Professional Beauty association (PBa), a record 34 per cent of salon/spa owners said they added employees between the first quarters of 2010 and 2011, and student membership in the PBa more than doubled in the first half of 2011.

But where do you start? the choices may seem vast when considering a professional beauty school, but donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be overwhelmed. take the time to look at the school offerings and identify a program that suits your interests. research and compare academies that link with top salons to put theory into practice. associations, like Canadaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s allied Beauty association, are also a great resource to rub shoulders with the best in the business and learn how to succeed in the beauty world.

PROMOTION

GO FROM GOOD TO GREAT When you look at the careers of great hairstylists like Tony Ricci, Anna Pacitto and Damien Carney, they all have something in common. They are brilliant educators, in addition to being experts in what they do.

And they no doubt had great educators and mentors who helped them to get where they are today. Along with dedication, education is invaluable in refining your skills and taking your career to the next level.

Whether you’re a junior stylist eager to advance in the salon, a makeup artist who’d like to be booked solid, or a beauty therapist curious about medical skin care, you can find a program that will boost your skills and your confidence.

Think about it like this: continuing education is an investment. When Salon Magazine interviewed spa owners for a story about how they succeeded in 2011, a year that was challenging for many businesses, a majority touted the benefits of education.

It is essential for keeping on top of trends, offering top-of-the-line services and retaining clients. Talk to your salon team or fellow stylists about your goals and ask what courses would improve the team’s overall performance. After all, the sum is greater than its parts! Discover how continued learning can help your salon stand out in town.

MC College is Canada’s leading educator in hair and esthetics.

With student education as our core business, MC College offers the industry’s leading curriculum utilizing the latest technology including online learning. Using Pivot Point’s educational tools, MC College delivers comprehensive training that combines technical and non-technical skills to ensure graduate success in the salon and spa industry. With campuses across Western Canada, at MC College your potential is our passion. www.mccollege.ca

A

c

a

d

e

m

y

Whether you need to brush up on fundamentals or learn the latest looks, at Suki’s Academy we have the advanced cutting or colour course for you. Each is designed to meet your specific needs and experience level. Our class size is kept small to ensure an unsurpassed educational experience.

Call 604.738.0519 today. www.sukis.com

Educate, elevate, motivate with Robin Barker. Bring him into your salon. Considered by many to be the most creative master teacher.

“Without doubt, one of the most original and creative minds in Toronto,” Jeanne Beker, Fashion Television. “I owe all my success to the Robin Barker cutting techniques,” Jeff Robbins, Owen Sound, Ont. “He is a wealth of knowledge within his craft,” Maurice Tidy, The Original Vidal Sassoon artist.

Consulting@robinbarker.ca, www.robinbarker.ca, 1.866.960.5545

PROMOTION

Metro’s advanced educational facility is recognized as one of the most solid foundations in educating salon professionals.

Our space incorporates seminars the stylist, beauty and wellness professional, salon owners and managers. Through conceptual and technical training, we have the ability to offer new and innovative ways to help partner with clients to ensure quality of business. {Be}inspired www.metrobeauty.ca 315 New Huntington Rd., Woodbridge, Ont. 905.850.7131

BECOME A PROFESSIONAL

Follow your passion for beauty at Gina’s College. With more than 30 years’ experience graduating top beauty professionals, we know what it takes to succeed in this industry— state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, passionate instructors and an industry-leading curriculum.

Our new hairstyling program in Waterloo, Ont., is being called the region’s best.

Join our legacy of success today! Waterloo 519.886.2998; Mississauga 905.602.8891; Ottawa 613.789.7875 www.ginascollege.com

Learn at the Aveda Institute Victoria, B.C., the first highly acclaimed international institute, and watch yourself grow. We offer the experience and knowledge to create the most successful entrepreneurs in hair and esthetics.

Learn from accomplished professionals using innovative curriculums, coupled with hands-on salon/spa experience.

Find your future.

Call 1800.391.7873 www.avedainstitutevictoria.ca

Share your Passion, join our team Career opportunities available at Canada’s leading educator in hair, esthetics and fashion design.

Email resumes to hr@mccollege.ca

www.mccollege.ca

SCOOP

CONGRATULATIONS Two hundred family, friends and clients were on hand to celebrate the one-year anniversary with the team at KOI Hair Studio in Brampton, Ont. Reps from Redken and Alternative Beauty Services were also in attendance. For owner and Redken global performing artist, Jorge Joao, it was the capper to a big week, in which he was also named the lead hairstylist for Toronto’s World

Clever Green PaCkaGinG

Organic Salon Systems new O’right Green Tea Shampoo comes in a patented “Tree in a Bottle” that is made with a plant-based plastic that is 100 per cent biodegradable and comes pre-loaded with seeds. After the product has been used, the bottle can be planted, and It will then biodegrade into a high nutrient fertilizer that helps to germinate the seeds and grows into a tree!

MasterCard Fashion Week in March.

Big

Business

Valentino’s

Grande

Salon in Whitby, Ont. was recognized for Outstanding Staff Development at this year’s Dale Carnegie Awards celebration.

Founded in 1985 by brothers George and Vasile Tsinokas, the salon is the largest trainer

of

apprentice

hairstylists

and

colourists in Ontario. “We invest in our people continuously,” says co-owner George Tsinokas. “We have invested more than $2.5 million in training alone since we opened and have an 80 per cent

Happy anniversary!

The staff at Salon Verve in Vaughan, Ont. recently celebrated their 10th anniversary with a party for 200. Owner and artistic director Lenny Ferri and his wife, co-owner and make-up artist Sabrina Ferri, have enjoyed much success over the years, including Contessa wins and NAHA in 2005 for Salon Team of the Year.

COMinG SOOn Keep an eye out for Goldwell’s new DualSenses Green line, launching September 1. The products contain 98 per cent naturally-derived ingredients and are free from sulfates, artificial fragrances, dyes, silicones, minerals oils and parabens. Better yet, the products come in reduced packaging that is and 100 per cent recyclable.

86

salon > april 12

S

photos clockwise: thinkstock, Jorge Joao, Valentino’s grande salon, goldwell, salon VerVe

retention rate among our staff.”

salonmagazine.ca

artistry trends style knowledge trends style knowledge artistry orlando premiere style knowledge artistry trends knowledge artistry trends June style 23 4 artistry trends style knowledge 2012 trends style knowledge artistry style knowledge artistry trends knowledge artistry trends style the education artistry trends style you knowledge need to succeed trends style knowledge artistry style knowledge artistry trends knowledge artistry trends style artistry trends style knowledge trends style knowledge artistry style knowledge artistry trends knowledge artistry trends style artistry trends style knowledge trends style knowledge artistry CONNECT WITH US style knowledge artistry trends knowledge artistry trends style ,

&

Exhibit Floor Open ONLY

June 3 & 4

TM

For more information and to register, visit www.premiereorlandoshow.biz or call 800.335.7469 Orlando/Orange County Convention Center Orlando, Florida Beauty Industry Professionals Only

co-locating with and FREE ADMISSION TO:

premiere

with spa business forum sponsored by DAYSPA magazine

REGISTER on or before April 28th for a $20 SAVINGS!

photo: MATRIX

advertiser

❏ 1 year subscription (8 issues) to anywhere in Canada $40.00 (GST INCLUDED) ❏ Save $60.00 with 3 copies of every issue for you and your colleagues. 1 year subscription (3 copies each of 8 issues) $60.00 (CANADIAN ORDERS ONLY,

Subscribe

toll free

website

Advertiser Index

MUST BE TO SAME LOCATION. GST INCLUDED)

to Salon Magazine

❏ 1 year U.S. subscription (8 issues) $50.00 USD

❏ Please note my change of address and/or details below for my Salon Magazine subscription. ❏ 1 year subscription (8 issues) signature ______________________________ to anywhere in Canada $40.00 (GST INCLUDED) date _________________________________ ❏ Save $60.00 with 3 copies of every issue for you

advertiser

toll free

website

Artego Balayage pg 85 .....................................888-735-4247 ........................ www.myartego.ca Artistic Nail Design Colour Gloss pg 67 ......................................................... www.artisticnaildesign.com

and your colleagues. 1 year subscription (3 copies each of 8 issues) $60.00 MUST BE TO SAME LOCATION . GST INCLUDED ) to: ❏ I’ve enclosed a cheque payable ❏ Salon 1 year Communications U.S. subscriptionInc. (8 issues) $50.00 USD Bill my ❏ VISA Card ❏ AMEX Card ❏ Please note my change of address and/or details below ______________________________________________ my Salon Magazine subscription.

CARDfor NUMBER

China Glaze Magnetix Collection pg 69 ...........800-621-9585 ........................ www.chinaglaze.com

signature ______________________________ ______________________________________________

Essie Wedding Collection pg 39 .......................877-309-8619 ........................ www.essie.com

date _________________________________ ______________________________________________ SIGN & DATE TO CONFIRM YOU WANT TO RECEIVE A SUBSCRIPTION TO SALON MAGAZINE CARDHOLDER’S NAME *SALON OWNERS MUST COMPLETE SECTION B

ESTRO pg 53 .....................................................800-387-7980

❏ Mr. Ms. ❏ I’ve❏enclosed a cheque payable to: Given Name(s) ____________________________________ Salon Communications Inc.

GiGi Spa All Purpose Honee pg 99 ..................800-621-9585 ........................ www.gigispa.com

SIGN & DATE TO CONFIRM YOU WANT TO RECEIVE A SUBSCRIPTION TO SALON MAGAZINE *SALON OWNERS MUST COMPLETE SECTION B (CANADIAN ORDERS ONLY,

EXPIRY DATE

Surname _______________________________________ Bill my ❏ VISA Card ❏ AMEX Card ______________________________________________ Title ___________________________________________ CARD NUMBER

Business Name____________________________________ ______________________________________________ EXPIRY DATE Address ___________________________Suite _________ ______________________________________________ City ____________________ Prov ___ PC _____________ CARDHOLDER ’S NAME Phone _________________________________________ ❏ Mr. ❏ Ms. Given Name(s) ____________________________________ Email __________________________________________ Surname________________________________________ _______________________________________ Website TitlePlease ___________________________________________ ❏ email the weekly salon52 newsletter for free

❏ PleaseName send____________________________________ me periodic offers from related companies Business SECTION B Address ___________________________Suite _________ City ___ PC _____________ How____________________ would you classify thisProvlocation? ❏ Salon ❏ Spa ❏ School Phone _________________________________________ ❏ Manufacturer ❏ Distributor ❏ Franchise Email__________________________________________ ❏ Freelance ❏ Home Based Website ________________________________________ ❏ One of multiple locations with the same owner ❏ Other Please email the weekly salon52 newsletter for free ❏ (specify) ______________________ ❏ Please send me periodic offers from related companies # of Employees ____ SECTION B What services provided?

How would youare classify this location? ❏ Hair Care ❏ ❏ Nail Care ❏ Salon ❏Skin Spa Care ❏ School ❏ Removal ❏ Treatments ❏ Tanning ❏ Hair Manufacturer ❏Spa Distributor ❏ Franchise ❏ Other (specify) ______________________ ❏ Freelance ❏ Home Based ___________________________________ ❏ One of multiple locations with the same owner ❏ Other (specify) What do you do? ______________________ ❏ Co-owner Owner ❏ Manager # of Employees❏____ ❏ Hairstylist ❏ Nail Technician ❏ Electrologist What services ❏ areEsthetician provided? ❏ Colourist ❏ Laser Technician ❏ Skin Care ❏ Nail Care ❏ Hair OtherCare (specify)❏______________________ ❏ Hair Removal ❏ Spa Treatments ❏ Tanning ___________________________________ ❏ Other (specify) ______________________ FAX FORM TO: (905) 729-4432 ___________________________________ MAIL FORM TO:

What do you do?SALON MAGAZINE PO BOX 357, BEETON, ON L0G 1A0 ❏ Co-owner ❏ Owner ❏ Manager ❏ Hairstylist ❏ Nail Technician ❏ Electrologist or subscribe online at www.salon52.ca ❏ Colourist ❏ Esthetician ❏ Laser Technician ❏ Other (specify) ______________________ ___________________________________ se210

FAX FORM TO: (905) 729-4432

se.a09.salonconnect-l.1.indd 2MAIL

FORM TO: SALON MAGAZINE PO BOX 357, BEETON, ON L0G 1A0

or subscribe online at www.salon52.ca

88

salon > april 12

Contessa 24 pg 91 .............................................800-720-6665 ........................ www.salonmagazine.ca Cuccio Naturalé Deep Dermal pg 75 ...............800-762-6245 ........................ www.cuccio.com Doll pg 30, 31 ....................................................800-268-2242 ........................ www.dollhaircare.com En Vogue Lac It! pg 20 .....................................866-379-0532 ........................ www.envoguenails.com

Gelish Magneto pg 49 ..................................................................................... www.gelish.com Goldwell Topchic pg 21 .....................................800-387-3873 ........................ www.goldwellnorthamerica.com Great Lengths pg 23 .........................................800-268-2242 ........................ www.greatlengthscanada.com Hot Tools pg 77 .................................................800-487-8432 ........................ www.hottools.com IBD Beauty Just Gel pg 79 ...............................800-621-9585 ........................ www.ibdbeauty.com Intercosmo Voilà pg 37.....................................800-387-7980 ........................ www.intercosmoonline.com International Beauty Services pg 38.................800-642-3818 Joico Vero K-Pak Color pg 100 ........................877-426-2590 ........................ www.joico.com Kevin.Murphy pg 26 ..........................................800-387-2962 ........................ www.kevinmurphy.com.au LCN Colour Me Up pg 43 .................................888-859-3434 ........................ www.lcn.ca LCN Magnetic Colour Gel pg 71.......................888-859-3434 ........................ www.lcn.ca Luxe Lashes pg 92 ............................................877-348-2226 ........................ www.luxemenow.com Malibu C pg 25 ..................................................800-622-7332 ........................ www.malibuc.com Matrix Biolage EquisiteOil pg 10-11 ...............888-935-1885 ........................ www.clubmatrixcanada.ca MC College pg 85 ..............................................888-314-7965 ........................ www.mccollege.ca Mixed Chicks pg 73 ...........................................877-888-0480 ........................ www.mixedchicks.net NAHA 2012 pg 93 ..............................................800-468-2274 ........................ www.probeauty.org/naha OPI Gel Color pg 19 ..........................................800-341-9999 ........................ www.opi.com Oster Professional pg 41 ................................................................................. www.osterstyle.com Pivot Point pg 92 ...............................................888-735-4247 ........................ www.pivotpointcanada.ca Premiere Orlando pg 87 ...................................800-335-7469 ........................ www.premiereorlandoshow.biz Redken Chromatics pg 2-3 ..............................866-973-3536 ........................ www.redken.ca Rowenta Beauty Curl Active pg 33 ................................................................. www.rowentabeauty.ca Rowenta Beauty Double Straight pg 35 .......................................................... www.rowentabeauty.ca Salon Mobile App pg 82 ....................................800-720-6665 ........................ www.salonmagazine.ca Schwarzkopf 3DMension pg 14-15 ..................800-463-3081 ........................ www.schwarzkopf-professional.ca Schwarzkopf Bonacure OilMiracle pg 4-5 .......800-463-3081 ........................ www.schwarzkopf-professional.ca Schwarzkopf Essensity pg 8-9 .........................800-463-3081 ........................ www.schwarzkopf-professional.ca Sebastian Professional pg 6-7..........................800-267-1962 ........................ www.sebastianprofessional.com SpaRitual Water pg 55 .....................................877-SPA-RITUAL .................. www.sparitual.com Takara Belmont Rollerball F pg 45 .................800-268-5351 ........................ www.takarabelmont.ca TIGI Copyright Colour pg 12-13 .......................800-259-8596 ........................ www.tigicopyrightcolour.com UniqOne pg 17 ...................................................800-387-7980 ........................ www.uniq-one.com Credits from page 82: Tony Ricci, Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton, AB, Makeup: Sevan Tatoulian, Photo: Ara Sassoonian Olivier Miotto, Glam Salon Boutique, Montreal, QC, Makeup: Jessica Manzo & Julie Chabot, Photos: Carl Lessard Gian Paolo Colombo, Hairafter Salon & Spa, Toronto, ON, Makeup: Giancarlo Intini, Photos: Richard Dubois Lina Shamoun, Artline Salon, Kitchener, ON, Makeup: Giancarlo Intini, Photos: Richard Dubois Michelle Pargee, Milica SalonSpa, Langley, BC, Makeup: Amber-Rae Derton, Photos: Greg Swales Uyen Huynh, Quinn’s World Salon, Saskatoon, SK, Makeup: Uyen Huynh, Photos: Gina Yesnik Robert Barbosa, Salon Escape, Toronto, ON, Makeup: Boriana Karan, Photos: Marek Szkudlarek Sylvain Bellerose, Milica SalonSpa, Langley, BC, Makeup: Amber-Rae Derton, Photos: Greg Swales Christopher Deagle, Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver, BC, Makeup: Jon Hennessey, Photos: Philip Jarmain

3/7/09 5:04:36 PM

salonmagazine.ca

EVENTS

Cloud Nine Launch Party WHO: Cloud Nine, a U.K.-based line of styling tools.

WHAT: West Coast Beauty hosted a party to launch the new line of tools from Cloud Nine. With industry stalwart John Rafferty giving the nod to the induction-heated rollers and hair-slicking irons, stylists enjoyed a full demo and hands-on product inspection.

WHEN & WHERE: January 23 in Vancouver.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF GREG ROBINS

Hair FX

WHO: Hair FX salon team members WHAT: A Midwinter Nightâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Dream charity fashion show to benefit the Never Alone Foundation.

WHY: For the second year in a row, the Hair FX salon team donated its time and creativity to help bring to life a fanciful fashion show for 450 attendees at the Midwinter Nightâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Dream fundraiser. Beyond raising awareness, Hair FX also managed to raise $10,000 for the Never Alone Foundation, which helps cancerfighting agencies like CancerCare Manitoba, the Canadian Cancer Society, the Health Sciences Foundation and Camp Quality. Also in attendance were Scott Moon, general manager of Redken 5th Avenue Canada, Jerrit Klein, business development manager for Redken 5th Avenue Canada, and Mike McMahon and the Summit Salon Services team.

WHEN & WHERE: January 28 in Winnipeg.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF HAIR FX

salonmagazine.ca

april 12 < salon

89

EVENTS

Innovate Beauty Show WHAT: The first-ever Innovate 2011 Beauty Show, presented

by Salon Centre, for hair and esthetics.

WHO: Some of the best brands and biggest names in the business, such as FHI, Joico, Privé and Wahl, as well as 1,100 attendees from across Canada, showed up to support this new beauty show. Tabatha Coffey, Damien Carney and Laurent Dufourg were just some of the guest speakers at the show. Another Innovate Show will be held in 2012, with the date to be determined.

WHEN & WHERE: October 16 in Winnipeg.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF SALON CENTRE

ISSE Long Beach

WHAT: The International Salon & Spa Expo (ISSE) Long Beach Show.

WHO: Many of the industry’s biggest stars and companies hosted classes and appeared on platform at the largest trade show on the West Coast. Canadian favourite Tony Ricci, Charlie Price, John C. Simpson, Sassoon Academy, TIGI, RUSK, OPI, CND and CHI are just some of the educators who were on hand for the more than 40,000 beauty pros who attended from around the world.

WHEN & WHERE: January 28 - 30 in Long Beach, Calif.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY ASSOCIATION

90

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

N I W T ’ N A C YOU R E T N E T ’ N O D IF YOU IMPORTANT RULE CHANGES CANADIAN HAIRSTYLIST CANADIAN SALON TEAM MASTER COLOURIST MAKEOVER COLOURIST

AUGUST 8, 2012 ENTRY DEADLINE

NOVEMBER 11, 2012 GALA AWARDS

GO TO salonmagazine.ca FOR DETAILS

EVENTS

APRIL 2012 TORONTO ABA April 1 & 2 Metro Toronto Convention Centre Toronto Info: abacanada.com CARNIVAL OF BEAUTY April 14 - 16 Halifax World Trade & Convention Centre Halifax Info: maritimebeauty.com STAR BÉDARD ARRÊT SUR IMAGE April 15 & 16 Centre des Congrès de Quebec Montreal Info: starbedard.com WINNIPEG ABA April 22 Winnipeg Convention Centre Winnipeg Info: abacanada.com INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY SHOW (NEW YORK) April 22 - 24 Javits Convention Centre New York City Info: ibsnewyork.com VANCOUVER ABA April 29 & 30 Vancouver Convention Centre Vancouver Info: abacanada.com

FREE

1 hour training with purchase of carousel.

HAIR CLASSES AVEDA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 800.689.1066 ext. 7892 CHI EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 888.251.8466

KMS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 877.670.6767 L’ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Classes include Absolute LP, Colour on Colour, Essential Texture and the H3 Academy Info: 800.361.1861 MATRIX EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 888.422.6879 REDKEN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 866.9.REDKEN SKP EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 905.625.7200 or contact your local Schwarzkopf distributor TIGI EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 800.259.8596 URBAN BEAUTY SYSTEMS Educational programs for Euronatural Hair Extensions; In-salon classes available Info: 866.731.4327

NAIL AND ESTHETICS CLASSES AVEDA EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 800.689.1066 ext. 7892 CND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: contact your local CND distributor

GLOBAL BEST BEAUTY EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 866.468.2205 or 416.636.1988

LCN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: lcn.ca or call 800.557.3223 for full listings

GOLDWELL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Including Trend Zoom seminars Info: 877.670.6767

STAR NAIL EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: 800.661.9997 S

GREAT LENGTHS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS Info: greatlengthscanada.com

CONTACT US TOLL FREE AT 1-877-348-2226 OR INFO@LUXEMENOW.COM

92

salon > april 12

salonmagazine.ca

Join the Ranks of the Industryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Most Talented Artists

ATTEND NAHA

Hair by 2011 NAHA Winner Giovanna Simington

PROBEAUTY.ORG/NAHA

wheresmyhairstylist.com

elevate anti-aging

l

enhancement

l

wellness

Global best beauty The Best in Human Hair Extensions Fusion Extensions Strongest Keratine bond lasts 4-8 months.

Length: 14, 18 & 22” *NEw: 100% Indian Remy Hair available.

GBB Double-Tape Extensions NEw LiNE: 100% Cuticle Remy Hair.

Hair is reuseable. 12, 16 & 20” available.

Cold Fusion GBB Double-Loop Extension System Loop Extension system. 100% Remy Hair, extensions are reuseable.

Machine-weft Extensions 100% First Grade Hair Remy Hair, Customized extension system.

NEw LiNE: Striped, Feather-like Hair Extensions, hottest Items in 2012.

100% Human Hair

Clip-in Extensions 8 and 11 pcs Length: 14 & 18” Colours: 20 Natural colour and *NEw: 7 Highlight colours.

If you love us, lIke us!

Be the first to hear about giveaways on facebook.com/elevatemagazine

facebook.com/ElevateMagazine twitter.com/elevatemagazine elevatemagazine.com

ExtEnsion Class • startEr kits & training DVDs onE-stop shopping for all kinDs of hair ExtEnsions

t: 416.636.1988 tf: 866.468.2205 e: info@globalbestbeauty.com 94

salon > april 12

Send your change of address to Salon Magazine See form on page 88

SALON MAGAZINE English edition, USPS 015-615 is published monthly, except for February, June, August and December

by SALON COMMUNICATIONS INC. 365 Bloor Street East, Suite 1902, Toronto, Ontario, M4W 3L4, Canada. US office of publication: 2221 Niagara Falls Blvd, Niagara Falls, NY 14304-5709. Periodicals Postage Paid at Niagara Falls, NY, US postmaster: Send address changes to Salon Magazine, PO Box 1068, Niagara Falls, NY 14304. ISSN 1489-7059 Volume 21 Issue 07 salonmagazine.ca

Marketplace YOUR GUIDE TO PRODUCTS AND SERVICES

FOR PROFESSIONAL SALONS

the best or nothing. that is what us.

X- tr em e W av er

NEW

AVAILABLE FROM: Kingdom Beauty Supplies, Royal Northern Beauty, Toronto Barber, Bytown Beauty Supply, Mountain Beauty and Esthetic Supply, George Barber & Beauty Supplies, Central Beauty Supply, Cosbec

www.kqcbeauty.com 1-888-552-3668

KQC

PeRManenT Make-UP SUPPly • TRaInIng • Intensive Training Workshop with full supplies • In-salon training & service available now including outside Toronto

neW!

• Models Wanted for Workshops & Trade Shows • Referral program for hair salons & spas, laser clinics and plastic surgeons

HigH TeCH TaTToo Ta oo MaCHine TaTT

SpeCial 2 dayS ClaSS: Manual Pen with feathered technique 416-499-7921 • www.lkmbeauty.com • lkmbeauty@hotmail.com 2473 Kennedy Road, Scarborough, Ontario M1T 3H3 liplinEr • Full lip blEndEd salonmagazine.ca

LaRGeST SeLeCTiOn Colour CorrECtion • sCar CamouFlagE

Colour rEmoval by lasEr

EyEbrow • EyElinEr • liplinEr

OF BEAUTY & BARBER CHAIRS www.spider-barberchairs.com • Large Selection of Barber, Styling, Dryer & Shampoo Chairs • Original Designs

Canadian Made

905-660-3446 • 1-877-SPIDERS • www.spider-barberchairs.com 50 Ritin Lane #6, Concord, ON L4K 4C9 BarBer chairs now availaBle with spider electrical Base! april 12 < salon

95

Introducing NEW

World Class Color Control

Celebrating 25 Years of Highlighting Artistry 1-888-636-4548

| www.foil-it.com ExclusivE Distributor ORIGINAL CANADA

100% Natural Remy Hair

416.546.1132 www.socaporiginalcanada.com

Welcome to the new Salonmagazine.ca See it like never before 96

salon > april 12

g salonmagazine.ca

Marketplace your guide to products and services

for professional salons

Clip C lip your your salon salon costs coosts with wiith great w great new new clip-in cllip-in hair hair products products from from

Insurance with the highest liability limits, the lowest deductible and the most affordable premiums.

HOL W U SAVE S AVE uupp toto

ALE ES

ABANT

Our “Beauty All” program offers modern, cost effective and flexible products, plus customized solutions, and concepts suiting each individual & business needs.

30% when w hen n you register reg gistter your your businesss as a wholesale client who olesale cli clie ient

Clip-in C lip-iin and and Itip Itip Feather Feather Extensions Extensions C lip-iin and a d Flat-iron-in Flat-iiron-iin Bling Blingg Stones Stones Clip-in Clip-in and Itip Grizzly Highlights Remi and Futura Clip-in Extensions Clip-in Bangs

Call today for a no obligation Insurance Review & Quotation.

Nacora Insurance Brokers Ltd. Phone: (905) 507-1551 Fax: (905) 507-2882 Toll Free: 1-800-761-4938 Email:info.canada@nacora.com Website: www.nacora.com

Drop by our booth at the ABA Vancouver Show

THE SOURCE FOR HAIR 604.431.8008 3596 Kingsway, Vancouver

abantu.com

Salon & Spa Wholesale Fashion & Bridal Accessories Showroom

ABA Specials

Monday April 2 10 - 4 pm 72 Wingold Ave. Toronto Visit, Call or Register Online

www.nucraze.com 416.236.8008 • 888.877.5531

Tooth Crystal Starter Kits Tooth Crystal Home Kits

S o f t w a r e for Your Beauty, Hair and Nail Salon

Tooth Whitening

Call us or visit BeautyTrack.com

Body Gems Hair Gems

FREE Demo CD for a

Tooth Crystal Starter Kits as low as $230

Proof that software does NOT have to be difficult!

877.488.2901 www.BeautyTrack.com salonmagazine.ca

1.812" wide by 4.365" high

Crystal T-Shirt Transfers Pretty Pedi Socks

Order Online Now: www.toothfairy.ch THE ORIGINAL TOOTH CRYSTAL COMPANY

Tooth Fairy Customer Hotline: 1-888-346-6601 Email: info@toothfairy.ch

april 12 < salon

97

LAST LOOK

A GREEN Promise

Inspiration from around the industry for Earth Month

Roxx Salon and Spa offers

10% off shampoos when you bring back an empty bottle to recycle.

—@Paige Lawrie

40,000 TREES

Close to are cut down each day just to produce the newsprint for Canada's daily papers.

—Urbanimpact.com

390 LITRES

Canadians use on average of water per day, about twice as much as the average European.

—Environment Canada

• According to a study in 2007, Canadians produced 418 kg per person of residential waste and recycled 112 kg of material per person.

Walk, bike, carpool or take public transit— you’ll save one pound of carbon dioxide for every mile you don’t drive.

—Statistics Canada

—Climatecrisis.net

• Reduce the amount of trash going into landfills. Landfills produce approximately

Our salon joined Green Circle Salons to safely dispose of all our waste, like foils, hair and extra colour (now we REALLY try not to over-mix).

—@Jessie Buder

eco-

25%

Gisele Bündchen

friendly CELEBRITY

salon > april 12

of Canada’s methane

emissions (a powerful greenhouse gas).

Übermodel Gisele B ü n d ch e n , w h o h a s m o d e l l e d fo r Givenchy, Salvatore Ferragamo, walked the Alexander Wang catwalk and appeared in fashion magazines across Asia and Europe, takes one more step up with her career, into the heart of environmental issues. Last year, she was voted Best International Green and Responsible Celebrity at the Green Awards in London. Bündchen has been involved in sustainable energy development and promoting recovery of vegetation in her home country Brazil, and has held the role of Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations Environment Program since 2009.

98

PLANT A TREE A single tree will absorb one ton of carbon dioxide over its lifetime.

“I am blessed to have grown up in a family who embraces the importance of nature and community coexisting in harmony.

My career in the public eye has given me the opportunity to raise awareness about important socio-environmental causes in hopes of promoting a more conscious relationship with our environment,” says Bündchen.

S

salonmagazine.ca

PHOTO: CRESTOCK.COM

We asked via Facebook what your salon is doing to be more earth-friendly. Here’s what you had to say!

The FirsT haircolor to reverse the signs of aging BETH MINARDI

“

AgE DEfy delivers gorgeous texture and luster, plus 100% beautiful gray coverage that ranges from the softest results to the most vibrant. A must for all salons!

”

Joico® Laboratories, a division of Piidea Canada Ltd., Point Claire QC H9R 5N3

Now iN 14 NEw lustrous shades!

©

SCAN LEARN ENGAGE

FOLLOW US ON:

JOICO.COM