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Creative nails on the runway… Plus, collections from around the world!

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september.13 salonmagazine.ca features 54

fall star styles

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from runway to salon

Five celebrity stylists pick their favourite looks for the season, plus offer tips on recreating them in the salon.

A Fashion Week stylist shares his top four autumn styles.

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haute off the runway Deftly sophisticated, designer hairstyles

grace the New York, London, Toronto and Milan F/W13 shows.

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hollywood’s worstkept secret With a great set of hair extensions, it’s easy to change a client’s look in record time. Not so simple is achieving celebrity-worthy locks that are virtually undetectable to the average Jane.

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collections Chad Taylor, Craig Smith, Frank Apostolopoulos, Eric Zemmour, Mark Hayes, Scott Sloan, Dana Lyseng

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scott sloan, sloans of lane cove, lane cove, australia

on our cover: Hair: Lisa Muscat and Emiliano Vitale, É Salon, Wahroonga, Australia Colour: Luana Vitale and Emily Lowry Makeup: Victoria Barron and Max Made Photo: Paul Scala

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Multitasker p. 33; Fingers and Toes p. 33; Youth Everlasting p. 33; Green Corner p. 34; Big Style p. 34; Fall Into the Forbidden p. 34; Hot Guard p. 35; New Tools in Town p. 35; Salon Magazine Celebrates 20: Then & Now p. 35; Refresh & Revive p. 36; Canadian Finalists Focus in for Color Zoom 2013 p. 36; Bon Voyage! p. 36; Hair Revival p. 37; Hairdressers at Heart p. 37; Toolbox: Miracurl Nano Titanium p. 37; Colour Vibrant p. 38; The New Sexy p. 38; Turn Heads p. 38; Shatterproof Strength p. 40; NAHA 2013 Winners Make a Splash p. 40; Guilt-Free Style p. 40; Colour: Become a Superstar Colourist p. 42; Colour: Goldwell TopChic p. 42; Nails: Autumn Blush p. 44; Nails: Designer Nails p. 46; Men’s: Paved with Gold p. 48; Editor’s Picks p. 50.

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puBlisher’s note This month at SalonMagazine.ca

Rossa Jurenas, Contessa 24 Finalist, Master Colourist of the Year

Chad taylor, moods hair salon, VanCouVer.

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Extend Yourself

n my teen years, I coveted the long, full, glamorous locks of the models in the magazines I read. No matter how many hot rollers and round brushes I used, I couldn’t quite achieve the same

effect. It wasn’t until I was in my 20s and working in the beauty industry that I realized the secrets behind those styles. Not only were some of the best editorial hairstylists in the business providing professional blowouts and amazing retouchers working their Photoshop magic, but there was also that little magic trick called hair extensions.

I’ve been fascinated with extensions ever since. The possibilities they offer your clients for dramatic transformations are endless. Whether they’re looking for extra length, extra volume, coverage for thinning hair, a pop of colour or even just a temporary look for a special event, there are quality extensions with different types of attachments available for just about every use you can imagine. And they’re not just for models and celebrities anymore, though extensions are worn by many who frequent the red carpets.

The key is having the skills, experience and practice to make your faux-haired clients look au naturel. So for this month’s celebrity-themed issue, that’s what we focused on in a story about hair extensions, "Hollywood’s Worst-Kept Secret" on p. 60. Educators weighed in with their best tips and advice on how to create a great looking set of strands extensions, maybe it’s time to take a class and think about them as a way of expanding your skills and your business.

We also take a look at fall trends, on p. 58, through the eyes of celeb stylists and on p. 54, the stylists and colourists who style the celebrities

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and who are also the most celebrated in our industry. Be prepared to get inspired. Happy autumn!

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All these people are stylists who are at the top of their games and yet, they still continue to be approachable and generous with their knowledge and their time. An important lesson for any stylist: as your career takes off, never forget where you’ve come from and make sure you give to the generation following in your footsteps.

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Visit SalonMagazine.ca on September 3 to find out how to purchase tickets to the Contessa Awards Gala in Toronto!

5 Salon Recruiting Fails to Avoid

FALL RUNWAY See top looks for the season inspired by Fashion Weeks around the world.

How To Use Extensions in a Photo Competition

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hairlines news

Multitasker Oil Reflections boosts the shine factor for silky locks.

Fingers and toes Create a memorable salon experience with Gena Mani Spa and Pedi Spa. Give clients another reason to

Achieve superb shine, à la Sandra Bullock.

return with a taste of the spa.

Gena offers delicious and totally nourishing hand and footcare products infused with an argan

Wella Professionals new multi-use Oil Reflections provides a delicious fragrance and an ultra-luxurious supple

oil complex. Mani Spa revitalizes

result that leaves hair up to 86 per cent more reflective for bigger, bolder and better colour. Formulated with

skin with a nutrient-rich formula

avocado oil, vitamin E and macadamia seed oil, the product can be used in three ways: as a thermal protectant

scented with pink grapefruit in

before heat styling, as smoothing finisher for flyaways and frizz and as a treatment to enhance and maintain

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Andy LeCompte, celebrity hairstylist and Wella Professionals ambassador, loves the lightweight feel:

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weighed down. I love it because it can be used on almost any hair type.”

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“Oil Reflections is uniquely formulated with technology that makes it less heavy and won’t leave hair feeling

youth everlasting Kevin.Murphy launches three new Young.Again products.

Offering hair an elixir for long-lasting youth, Kevin.Murphy’s Young.Again.Masque, Young.Again.Wash and Young.

Again.Rinse feature powerful anti-aging ingredients and are designed to complement the existing Young.Again treatment oil. The line gently restores dry, damaged, brittle hair, while addressing the main factors of aging hair.

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combine lavender, mint, eucalyptus and green tea to offer the best botanical foot treatment.

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Big Style

green corner A salon renovation takes cues from the environment.

New styling products for thin-looking hair.

Salon owner and Green Circle Salons member Brian Phillips of Toronto’s worldSALON, has made significant changes that beautify both the salon and the earth with his “zero-carbon footprint” makeover. The salon has also been recognized by Ontario Power Authority for reducing 50 per cent of its electricity consumption from 1999 to 2007. Here are some of the changes he’s made,

The Nioxin Styler collection is now available

which promises to drop another 20 to 25 per cent in energy usage and improve air quality:

to complete the haircare regimen for clients

N Recycled copper piping, shampoo basins and reclaimed wood.

N On-demand hot water system installation.

N Low VOC cabinetry, paints and LEEDqualified flooring.

N Retrofitted even-spectrum LED lighting.

Pro-Thick and LightPlex technologies that deposit forming bonds between strands, they create a thickening appearance while keeping

N Planted gardens at the front of the salon.

Fall into the Forbidden

looking for thickening solutions. Made with

hair lightweight and balanced.

CND’s F/W’13 colours are dangerously alluring.

Update your clients’ nail style with the hottest fall hues from CND’s new Forbidden collection. “Featured during our Fall/Winter Fashion Week designer collaborations in New York and London, the new colours inspire nail professionals and women around the world to bring runway to realway,” says Jan Arnold, CND co-founder.

Available in both CND Shellac and VINYLUX formulas, the six Forbidden colours— Burnt Romance, Tinted Love, Dark Dahlia, Blue Rapture, Night Glimmer and Steel Gaze—are the perfect complement to breezy fall days and cool autumn nights.

To see custom nail designs created by CND educator Jenn Mather using Forbidden, go to SalonMagazine.ca

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N High-efficiency forced-air gas heating system and wall toilet installation.

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HOT GUARD

New Tools in Town Neuro sets the stage for professional styles.

Stylists know the difference a professional tool makes. To equip them and make their job easier, John Paul Mitchell Systems has introduced Neuro, a new line of appliances made with intuitive features, like SmartSense Technology and IsoTherm Titanium plates and barrels that help ensure fast, precise and regulated heat every time.

The Heat Resist line from Matrix offers ultimate thermal protection.

Two tools are available starting in September: the NeuroSmooth, a 1.25inch smoothing iron that heats up to 450F in 30 seconds with quick heat recovery, and NeuroUnclipped, a styling rod that comes in three cone sizes and is made with titanium to conduct heat quickly and smoothly.

For clients with stressed, dull and brittle hair— all signs of compromised cuticles caused by

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heat damage—Matrix promises recovery and haircare with style. Total Results Heat Resist offers a full range of wash-to-style products: a shampoo, conditioner, Iron Tamer smoothing gel cream and Blowout Tamer shape-enhancing gel that optimizes heat protection and gives clients desired body, plus movement and shape.

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Aug+Sept 1996

Salon Magazine Celebrates 20!

Then and Now: Sustaining Your Passion Stylist: Adrian Carew, owner of Hair 2 Inc., Toronto The Look: “That was an interesting look back in the day. Big, bold, contrasting colours were in. The colour alternated, black streaks added to the blonde. I styled it with lots of texture and a wet look.”

Then: In 1996, Carew was six years into his career and an Avant Garde finalist at the Contessas, after he won a Contessa for Newcomer Hairstylist in 1994. “Hairdressing was my love and I was grabbing all the different aspects the industry could offer,” he says. “I was building the ground work to where I am today.”

Now: A salon owner, Carew has a multi-faceted career that includes styling hair on the Marilyn Denis Show, a full roster of clients, including some celebrities, and editorial work for various publications. Over the summer, Vogue Italia published an editorial online that he created, something he calls “the height of anyone’s career” and to date, one of his proudest accomplishments.

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Canadian Finalists FoCus in For Color Zoom 2013 Three of 15 finalists have been selected as this year’s Canadian Color Zoom winners,

Refresh & Revive A fresh way to brighten ink— old and new.

who will head to Los Angeles in October for Goldwell’s International Color Zoom. This year’s Canadian competition had a record number of entries in the New Talent and high numbers in Creative Colorist and Partner Colorist categories.

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while also soothing scabbing, inflammation and itching. For older tatoos and permanent makeup, Ink Well Gel is the perfect brightener. The fastlook and delivers a boost of moisture.

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Canada to shine at the next Haute Coiffure Française unveiling.

New Talent Colorist: Jordi Schonwetter, Milica Salon Spa, Langley, B.C.

Team Canada will be presenting onstage at the next Haute Coiffure Française collections, on September 15 in Paris. Anna Pacitto will be leading the team of outstanding hairstylists recognized around the world for their creative flair and skill as artistic director, and will be joined

by Guylaine Martell (who won the trophy in 2012), Isabelle Lachance (who came in second place in 2012), Louis Hechter, Daniel BenoÎt, Daniel Fiorio, Heather Wenman-Scratch, Tony Ricci (who won three Contessas in 2010), Frank Cini (who won three Contessas in 2000 and 2001) and Gaël Betts as a special guest and creator of the Geewig, a very popular hair piece.

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Dietz of Raun Hairdressers & Day Spa in Willoughby, Ohio, received $10,000 to help grow their charity event, Go Red for Women, in support of the American Heart Association. Canadian Deanna McCulloch, of Spa Rivier in Quesnel, B.C. was one of the third place winners and received $1,000 to go toward the

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The New Sexy Sexy Hair brings on a new spokeswoman, plus rolls out the revamped Style Sexy Hair line.

Sexy Hair recently announced a new campaign featuring the iconic Marilyn Monroe, who will be representing the sexy face of the popular brand. The announcement coincides with the launch of Sexy Hair’s Style Sexy Hair line, formulated for all hair types with a range of light to firm hold and matte to glossy finish. The line includes three new stylers: Spray Clay Texturizing Spray, Shaping Crème and Molding Paste, plus repackaged favourites like Hard Up Gel and Control Maniac.

Create vivid styles like Juliette Lewis’ bright blue.

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Get inspired to create a fresh, new palette of colour with Cobalt Blue and Peacock Green, the calypso-cool hues

turn heads Introducing the new Scruples Strawberry Blonde Series.

new to the Vero K-Pak Color Intensity collection. Use each shade straight from the tube or combine with eight Color Intensity shades for a one-ofa-kind result. With extremely concentrated pigments, colour is exceptionally vibrant without

Adding to Scruples True Integrity hair colour collection is a new palette, Strawberry Blonde. Combining neutral

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and copper tones to create softer copper shades, the low-ammonia range has been calibrated at every level

Clear Mixer allows colourists to

and promises results true to level and tone. The permanent and demi-permanent colour is strengthened with

control intensity.

Protective Barrel Complex, which shields the hair colour molecule, penetrating deeply into hair.

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The new Vero K-Pak Color Intensity shades are bright and exotic.

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The 24th North American

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Become a Superstar Colourist Three experts weigh in on their formula for best colouring practices.

It’s easy to go out of your way to impress new

the golf course, paled out and weakened. The fall is

fundamental to a star colour service. Roch Lemay

clients, but the mark of great customer service is

the perfect time to repigment hair, strengthening

shares a staggering stat: “Only 7 per cent of clients

consistency with your regular clients. “It will pay

the base of the colour—even for highlighted hair. In

say they’ve received one full consultation.” It’s

off in referrals,” says Banyaga. “Try your hardest to

the spring, when winter has darkened hair colour,

a testament to the decrease in salon business

give 110 per cent to each of your clients, [even] if

you can offer a cleansing treatment to remove

and the increase in drugstore retail in recent

you need to take fewer clients or get extra help to

colour buildup and brighten hair colour.”

years, he says. When clients leave with unmet

ensure quality work. The great thing is you won’t

expectations for the colour they envisioned, this

feel guilty about charging more for your work, once

e Go beyond shades of grey.

has a detrimental effect on the professional salon.

clients are loyal and realize your expertise.”

Even before the how-tos of colour correction, “the

e Focus on hair conditioning and health.

Gone are the days of grey coverage by way of

Matrix education and events director, Roch Lemay

solid colour. “I always want to give clients an

In terms of handling colour correction, Lemay

accent for a multi-dimensional colour, giving that

strongly suggests assessing hair quality—

little bit more through lowlights or highlights,

both porosity and elasticity. “A lot of salons

depending on what clients tell me through their

TIGI Learning Lab technical director,

miss elasticity,” he says, which is an essential

consultation,” says Evans, who has 75 per cent of

Robert Banyaga

consideration to preserving hair integrity. “Poor

her clients asking for grey coverage. “Ombre and

Matching clients’ colour expectations to what

elasticity means a damaged core,” he says, “And

melts continue to be popular, even among clients

they’ll walk away with is the goal for every colourist,

you’ll have to recharge or restrengthen the core

who are covering grey,” says Evans. To achieve

requiring a consultation with customer service at

with a treatment. If the colour does not hold, you’ll

clean, precise colouring, Evans prefers Colour

top of mind. “Reconfirm their appointments the

need to use fillers.”

Paper as an alternative to foils because she can

key to success is a full consultation,” says Lemay, which helps build a better experience for clients to trust their colourist.

e Give the customer VIP treatment.

day before and follow up a week later to ensure

Scruples educator and platform artist, Amanda Evans

Incorporating a strengthening treatment is an

apply several colours for an ombre effect without

they’re satisfied. More than likely [with new colour

easy way to add revenue and improve hair health

blending, and Colour Paper holds colour accents

clients], this level of service will set you apart from

all year-round. “This is very important at the end of

on wet coloured hair without moving around or

other colourists,” advises Banyaga.

summer, when hair has gone through the pool and

sticking to other papers.

Colour Intel Relaunched Goldwell TopChic offers improved colour performance.

Like a palette for a painter, a great colour system is vital for a master colourist. The new Goldwell Top Chic is that master’s palette, offering 60 permanent colours from classic N shades, cool NA shades and intense NN shades to premixed TriFlective Naturals—all backed with more than 40 years of innovation in colour technology.

The new formulation includes 100 per cent grey coverage with a full range of colour, long-lasting cool shades with CoolProtect Technology, even results with Equalizer System 2.0 and the utmost gentleness with an improved developer lotion that replenishes lipids inside the hair.

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Across the board, a proper colour consultation is

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“I like to be ahead of the fall trends, just

fall collection 2013

twin sweater set

the lace is on

for the twill of it after school boy blazer

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CUCCIO A playful sparkle riles up Rio Carnival, part of the 18 new Cuccio Colour Veneer colours.

OPI Embarca-dare Ya! from the San Francisco collection is your ticket to fall/winter trends.

CND Partners with Alexander Wang for the F/W13 ready-to-wear show.

Autumn Blush

GELISH Under Her Spell, the six-piece fall collection, brings style influence, like A Touch of Sass.

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SECHE Nails will look Silly but Sensible in the Clever and Confident collection.

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CHINA GLAZE Red-y & Willing delivers a frisky red shimmer in the Autumn Nights set.

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Designer Nails

Get inspired by four on-trend nail art looks from the fall/winter 2013 runways.

CND nail designs at Michael van der Ham F/W13

The Trend Look #1

The Trend Look #1 Padded Cell at the Blonds

From Paris with Love at DSquared2

How-to 1 Apply Go Ahead and Grow base

coat and wait two minutes before applying two coats of lacquer, starting from the cuticle to the edge of the nail bed.

2 Using fine-tipped tweezers, pick up a decal and lay it gently onto the nail. Use the fine tip to gently press on and secure the decal.

3 Apply Need for Speed top coat for a glossy, durable finish.

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Use This

How-to 1 Mix 1.5 parts Retention+ Liquid and one part Retention+ Bright White Powder, applying a thin layer of liquid and powder over a pre-shaped tip as a base layer.

2 Apply a slightly thicker layer of the liquid and powder to one nail at a time, and allow to set for 30 to 60 seconds.

3 Press netted fabric into the

liquid and powder, keeping the squares lined up to create a padded-cell impression.

Use This

Photos courtesy of Morgan taylor, cnd, essie, oPi. Product Photo dashing diva: chris tsintziras

Shelena Robinson, CND education ambassador

Antonio Sacripante, Morgan Taylor lead nail technician for DSquared2 runway shows

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The Trend Look #1

The Trend Look #1

Metallic Oil Spill Texture at Rebecca Minkoff

Katherine Polk at Houghton Renee Meyers, OPI lead manicurist

Rita Remark, Essie lead artist

How-to

Use This

How-to

Use This

1 Apply Samoan Sand

1 Apply As Gold as it Gets, Penny Talk,

lacquer to nails.

Go Overboard, Blue Rhapsody and Aruba Blue in small dots, starting with the darkest shades and ending with the metallics, all over the nail bed.

2 Top nails with lace from the designer garments in the runway collection.

2 Swirl the colours together with a

3 Shape the free

thin paintbrush dipped in top coat.

To avoid a brown mess, don’t glob on the small dots and use top coat between colours.

edge into a slightly pointed oval shape.

3 Finish with No Chips Ahead top coat.

Tricks of the Trade

When working backstage or at an editorial shoot, Pattie Yankee, international celebrity nail designer, has a secret for easy nail art application that can be used in the salon for special-occasion nail services—Dashing Diva Virtual Full Cover Nails.

“They have been invaluable for me,” says Yankee. “Oftentimes, models are busy with fittings or hair and makeup, making it impossible to get to their hands. I can easily measure them for Full Cover extensions and prepare the nails ahead of time or on the side while they do everything else and then pop them on before the shoot or show with glue tabs. Having Full Cover saves a lot of time and also adds length.”

In the salon, Yankee recommends using Virtual Nails for brides or nail biters, who can enjoy the instant length and quick application without damaging the natural nail.

Yankee also uses Virtual Nails to create elaborate custom sets for clients to transform nails from day to night. She suggests preparing sets ahead of time, and they “can easily be applied over their manicure or gel polish with glue tabs and then removed for work the next day! I have built a nice side income for my salon making these,” says Yankee.

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Paved with Gold What does it take for your business to reach its golden anniversary? Carlo’s Barber Shop, which celebrated its 50th birthday in May, shares tips for success.

The Classics Just as fashion cycles around, hairstyle trends today have come full-circle to what was en vogue during the 1950s

Imagine it—champagne, a live band, lots

the latest trends and techniques, and then

of dancing. What will your salon’s 50th

teach their team back in the shop. “It’s not

anniversary look like? Co-owners Eve

just the senior staff who go out and train

Arsenault and Loris Diquinzio of Carlo’s

our team, but everyone. Young people today,

The classic clipper and short cuts of Cary

Barber Shop in Bedford, N.S., one of the

they learn so quickly and if they have the

Grant and Humphrey Bogart find their way

longest-standing original businesses in

passion, they’re just as good at training

onto the coifs of modern men George

Sunnyside Mall, highlight what it’s taken to

someone who’s been in the business for

operate uninterrupted for half a century.

30 or 40 years,” Arsenault comments. This

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culture of in-house learning strengthens the

Although the topics and taboos have

dynamics of team-building and leadership for both senior and junior staff, where staff feels part of a supportive family. Plus,

shifted through the years, one crucial thing

turnover is low.

that remains in barbershops is shoptalk.

range of age groups coming in as well as

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variety in our staff. A lot of our clients will

Carlo’s became a full-service barbershop,

come in for John, one of our barbers, to

there was a time when Arsenault thought

talk to him. He loves to fish, and he tends

about jumping into the unisex model.

to draw that crowd,” recalls Arsenault, who

“We expanded from four to 10 chairs and

says that engaging clients in conversation

contemplated cornering the male and

helps you find out their interests. Building

Three Quick Tips for Barbershop Business Longevity

female market,” she says. “But we did our

rapport and a connection help establish

research and quickly realized that old-school

• You’re going to have businessmen

loyal clients, who remember the kind of

barbering was making a comeback. So, we

friendly conversation they had with staff

renovated into a modern-day barbershop

members, and return.

and kept the old-school techniques.” In

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2011, Carlo’s added a men’s esthetic room,

“Fifty years ago, the barber was the source of local news, and men went to discuss all sorts of things. Today, we have a wide

Education, education, education.

In 50 years, men’s hair has gone

Watch market trends shrewdly.

What does your salon excel at? What

markets are yet to be broken into? Before

offering waxing and nailcare services to cater to a burgeoning demand for men’s grooming. By focusing on their barbering

from short to long—and everything in

strengths and gradually adopting the men’s

between. Arsenault takes pride in her staff,

esthetics market, Carlo’s is serving 25,000

who go to shows and classes to scout out

clients annually and still going strong.

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coming in, so keep the conversation relevant. Develop the habit of scanning the financial section of the paper, if it’s the only thing staff will read all day.

• Create a culture of coaching: encourage senior staff to guide junior staff, so that they can learn in a comfortably challenging environment.

• Don’t have the A-team staff yet? Put a structure in place and stick to it.

—Eve Arsenault

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Fall Star Styles

Five celebrity stylists pick their favourite looks for the season, plus offer tips on recreating them in the salon.

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By Melissa Hill ot only do they style stars’ hair, they’re also some of the industry’s most celebrated hairstylists and colourists. So, who better to have their fingers on the pulse of what is happening for fall? Check out their predictions for the hottest cuts

and colours, plus superstar products you can use to recreate them on your clients.

Tracey Cunningham is responsible for taking actress Emma Stone from the blonde she wore for her role in the latest Spiderman flick back to the red that her fans know and love. “There’s nothing scarier than clients changing their hair that dramatically,” she says. “You have to really make sure that they want it.” Because it’s certainly not quick and easy to go back. The entire process took about four hours, with Cunningham filling with golds and coppers four to five times, before applying the final shade.

Tip: If hair is damaged, prep it first with a conditioning treatment. If hair is blonde and you’re trying to put colour

The Celeb: Emma Stone

back in, use a low volume product—5 to 10 volume—so that the colour will stain.

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Product Superstar: Redken Shade EQ

Louis Hechter is a big fan of the lob (long bob) with a fringe for autumn. “It’s a modern style that makes a statement,” he says.

“It’s a strong haircut, but it’s quite simple and very versatile. You’re starting to see it a lot more on the street.” Depending on the client, he recommends choosing the length to balance the face shape, with a longer length for rounder faces.

Tip: Cut the fringe quite blunt, but with a little highness that will give wideness to the look. A fringe that’s not too short, not too narrow and not past the temples gives a beautiful effect, according to Hechter.

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Miley Cyrus’ modern, bleach blonde cut is a daring, grown-up change for the singer/actress. It’s celebrity stylist Tyler Colton’s favourite look for fall, one he says represents a “return to ‘80s grunge gone chic.” The new styles for the season “will have blunt cuts to long layers,” he says. "Styling these short crop styles is always exciting, since they can be worn in so many ways.”

Tip: He suggests creating a wearable style by using OSiS+ Blow & Go Thick and a small, round brush to

Stylist Superstar: Tyler Colton, celebrity stylist and Schwarzkopf Professional artist

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The intersection where ‘60s meets grunge is where Kevin Murphy sees style for fall. “It’s a bit of glam frumpiness,” he says. “I’m seeing a lot of downplayed hair with glam dresses.

It looks fresh and not too done.” With shorter cuts, he’s aiming for a smaller silhouette that’s more in keeping with the current clothing styles, rather than big voluminous looks. “It’s a crooked blunt line with less layering, more internal cutting and thicker and chunkier,” he says.

Tip: To rock these shorter styles, the client “can’t be too

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thin, she needs a bit of plumpness in the face.” A square face shape is ideal, although the cut can be modified by adding a long, heavy bang or lengthening the style to

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What is it about fall that makes clients want to go red? George Papanikolas is feeling inspired by the shade, especially Kate Walsh’s rich auburn. “I love the tone-on-tone dimension,” he says. “On redheads, you don't want the highlights to be too light—yellow streaks on red hair just isn’t pretty.”

Tip: “For redheads, I do balayage highlights on the client’s natural part,” he says. “Start fine at the root and then get thicker and heavier toward the ends. Lighten to a golden copper, then gloss with

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From Runway to Salon A Fashion Week stylist shares his top four inspiring styles from the F/W13 shows.

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By Melissa Hill

ith more than 100 events surrounding each Fashion Week, there are quite a few hairstyles to keep your eye on. Moroccanoil artistic director Antonio Corral Calero has a bird’s eye view each season and has his favourites. “This year, we

have seen braids all over the red carpet and during Fashion Week worldwide,” he says. For this season, he predicts the trend will continue, but with a twist. “One in particular that I am a fan of is the messy fishtail braid,” he says. “Another trend I am seeing is short hair with some texture.

One fun take on this is a rock-and-roll look where the hair is sleeked on the side with a lot of texture at the top.”

Stylist Superstar: Antonio Corral Calero, Moroccanoil artistic director

Alice+Olivia “Inspired by fantasy street style and a cool sense of personal individuality, the romantic looks for this show featured braided effects that included sweeps of long, loose chignons accented by forward-falling strands.”

Cushnie et Ochs “The styles were flowing yet geometric, feminine yet strong, and strongly influenced by the darker, more mysterious iconic imagery of the colonial period.”

Katya Leonovich “We created a modern braid-like effect that was done without braiding the hair. technique, taking long strands from the back, then overlapping and wrapping them to encircle the head. The messy halos were inspired by the feminine turbans of the ’20s.”

Delpozo “The looks were modern and light in feeling and flow. They featured a simple airy chignon that floated from the nape of the neck and upward in loosely braided swirls, with graceful architectural sweeps of hair flowing over the ear

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Instead, we used a criss-cross

and winging alongside the chignon in back.”

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through genetics. Now, with improved technologies and the options available through extensions, the service has become quicker and easier than ever, and it’s

no longer just the domain of Hollywood starlets.

There continues to be a distinction, though, between good and bad extensions. Often that

difference is due to installation, not necessarily the extensions themselves. One of the most common mistakes, according to Dee Gauthier, is that stylists don’t put in enough hair. The result? Thin, stringy ends and extensions that don’t blend.

A Full Finish “The longer your client wants her extensions, the more you have to match that density throughout the hair,” says Gauthier, a Great Lengths educator and the owner of Little House of Great Lengths, a Toronto salon that specializes in hair extensions. “Always order more hair than you think you need, and always overquote the client slightly, then work downward from there.” She charges clients only for the hair they walk out with, keeping the rest in stock.

Michelle Lomuscio, the soon-to-be owner of a new salon in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. and a

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When it comes to blending the extensions with the hair, both educators say to take your

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Gauthier. To avoid seeing the weight line of the natural hair, you might need to consider debulking the natural hair, especially when it’s thick. Lomuscio will also use strong V cutting into the top layer to create the needed texturizing. Gauthier regularly books an extra hour for the cut. “Cutting extensions is very visual,” she says. “Take your time, work in small sections and stand back to look at the hair. If something is too thick, it’s not blended properly.”

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Getting Started A big part of creating a great head of extensions is experience. If you’re newly certified, your best bet is to jump right in however you can. “It’s all about promoting yourself, speaking to prospective clients and posting pictures,” says Lomuscio. “You can’t be shy, you just have to go for it. If you hold yourself back, you’re not going to

Some celebs are pretty obvious when it comes to the great

be as successful as you could be.”

extensions debate. Britney Spears and J.Lo, we’re looking at you.

Gauthier agrees. “Your best advertising is a beautiful head of hair. If you do a client with beautiful extensions, she will

For others, it’s more of a guessing game. Here’s the expert take on who does and who doesn’t.

send her friends,” she says. “Start a Facebook page and an Instagram account. Do befores and afters in real time. If a client

Kate Middleton

is uncomfortable showing her face, ask if you can just show the

Dee Gauthier: “I’m going to say yes. I don’t know if it’s all the time, but I think sometimes she does.”

back of her head. Using social media is the key, along with having a great head of hair walking around.” She recommends lowering your prices to reflect your level of experience and raise them later as

Michelle Lomuscio: “No.”

you become more adept. “The more you do extensions, the more you learn from your experience,” says Gauthier. “You can only teach someone so much and then they have to fly.”

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Selena Gomez DG: “One hundred per cent, yes. I know that, because she says it.”

ML: “That's a good one. I’m going to say sometimes, yes.”

Natalie Portman DG: “I don’t think she does.”

ML: “No.”

Kristen Stewart DG: “I think she does not, except for movie roles. She doesn’t let people style her hair very much, which is probably why she doesn’t need them.”

ML: “No.”

Angelina Jolie DG: “Take a look at her pictures. Look at top of the hair and the bottom—a lot of time it doesn’t match up. I would say she wears them. I don’t know if she wears them all the time.”

ML: “Yes. There is a thick piece on the left that doesn't look like a natural cluster of hair.”

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21st-Century Icon Catching up with a hair genius and tracing his successful career.

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By Yasmin Grothé

obert Lobetta’s journey

SM: How different is it being a "free agent"

night and practise. You have to be really serious

is incredibly inspiring—

versus partnering with a powerhouse brand

about what you want; have a plan with your

from young London

as its creative director?

goals clearly defined in front of you. It keeps

apprentice to superstar

RL: When I was at P&G [Sebastian’s parent

you focused, and you have to stay focused. In

creative director for

company], I found corporate culture very

our industry, we are easily distracted and we

Sebastian and now

challenging. When I left, the first two years were

go off at a tangent. It doesn’t make us fail but it

consultant and book

great—I loved the feeling of being free to create

distracts us from our goals.

author. Over the years, Lobetta has worn

my own schedule. By the time the third year came

many hats: session hairstylist, salon owner,

along, I realized that I was missing the collaboration

photographer and contemporary artist. Salon

and the discipline that come with working with a

Magazine caught up with him from L.A.

team. My years at P&G gave me structure, which

Salon Magazine: What are you up to these days?

Robert Lobetta: It’s funny because everyone keeps asking me that! Well, I’m a certain age

helped me with both my professional and personal life. Simply put, the trade-off in gaining my freedom was challenged by retaining some structure.

SM:You will be part of a panel of experts in the next Joico Destination Education seminar in January 2014. What do you plan on covering?

RL: I want to empower people to find their passion. When you have a passion for something, everything is easy. John Sebastian [the founder of the Sebastian brand] would

now and I wanted to take a little time off to work

SM: You talk a lot about having a vision. What

on my contemporary art, and I am actually writing

exactly is a vision? How do you develop one?

a book covering my 40-year career in the hair

RL: I think it’s staying the distance. I remember

about the motivation to keep learning and to

industry. When I was a young hairstylist I was

when I was young my first vision was that I

be remarkable; to believe in yourself and to

fortunate to have had great mentors, so I have a

wanted to be the best hairdresser in the world.

collaborate; to take criticism, to find inspiration in

few young people who I am helping to get where

At the time my skills didn't match my vision,

everything you do and trust your intuition.

they want to go and working on a mentoring

so I forced myself to stay in the salon every

emphasize this all the time.

So during the Joico seminar, I will be talking

program. It feels good to be able to give back.

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SM: Is working outside the salon essential to grow as an artist?

RL: It really helps shape your vision. I loved working as a session hairstylist for fashion magazines, TV commercials, films and music videos, where I met an incredible array of people that opened up different avenues where I learned many new skills. I learned to see though the photographer’s eye and the director's overview of a movie project. And that’s what got me interested in photography and film. I worked with these incredible icons in the industry like David Bailey, Helmut Newton, Ridley Scott and Tony Scott. When I joined Sebastian in 1985, I was able to bring all that experience in fashion, music and art to help elevate Sebastian and our industry.

Getting as much information as you can about other industries definitely makes you grow and develop your own craft as a hairstylist. It opens your mind in ways you never thought possible.

SM: You have been called by many people an "enigmatic character." Why do you think? Do you perceive yourself as being enigmatic?

RL: I think it’s a wonderful thing to be called enigmatic [laughs]. I think it’s because I am prepared to take many risks, and I challenge the status quo. I do try and retain an air of mystery. And I guess some people find me challenging because at times I am unfathomable; I can change my mind because my intuition tells me to. I always trust my intuition and sometimes it’s hard to explain why I feel the need to change the course of things. I think a little bit of insanity helps sometimes!

SM: Unlike you, the majority of people view mistakes as failure. Why do you believe

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RL: Mistakes are like discoveries, and discovery consists of seeing what everybody else has seen and thinking what nobody has thought. Some of my mistakes took me into a new direction, areas that I would never have explored. It’s OK to make a mistake if you learn to look for the positive in it, whether it might be a lesson or direction.

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Strenghtening Ties How the relationship with your manufacturer can benefit you.

Think back to some of the reasons you signed up for beauty school—is your career following the path you expected? Often, it’s the relationships you form in the industry that dictate the opportunitites you have to accomplish your earliest vision. Nowhere is that more true than with these two salon owners, who realized career goals via one very important relationship—the one they have with their manuacturer.

Eryn Wall, The Head Room Paradise, Paradise, N.L. Dream: To open her own salon.

Reality: In the fall, Eryn and co-owner Patricia Malloy will open The Head Room Paradise, which is an exclusive Wella salon.

How Wella Professionals Supported Her Dream: “Ever since I’ve been in hair school, I’ve worked with Wella and love [that] P&G Professional carries a whole family of products—there’s something for everybody—so it’s good for all business aspects. From a business perspective [when it was time to open our salon], working with one brand increases revenue through loyalty programs such as the Global Connections points program: the more colour or product you buy, the more points you get, and points can be redeemed for backbar, retail, travel or educational vouchers and discounts.”

Benefits of a Good Relationship: “I’ve worked at The Head Room St. John’s for nine years, which carried Wella, and I was a Wella platform artist and member of their top stylist team for six or seven years—I’ve had a good relationship with Wella.

Education is also very important to me, and Wella has provided educational updates for the staff so we can have the knowledge to stay on-trend.”

Heather Wenman, Studio H, London, Ont. Dream: To become a world-class educational destination.

Reality: Since January, Studio H was been selected by L’Oréal Professionnel to be a satellite location academy.

How L’Oréal Professionnel Supported Her Dream: Heather’s vision for her salon

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has been to raise the standards of quality, including education. “We host L’Oréal Professionnel courses and international educators and ambassadors teach in our facilities, which are open to industry professionals in the area. L’Oréal Professionnel has always been reinventing their programming, reaching for higher educational standards at international levels. To partner with them as an academy was to make a business connection with their [prestigious] brand.”

Benefits of a Good Relationship: “As a business owner, the advantage is that

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our staff betters their knowledge and skills, and the public comes to respect that

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on the quality of stylists, and this increases client loyalty. Education has become

we’ve got the best of the best. Being a L’Oréal Professionnel academy reflects popular, and it’s exciting to see stylists transfer what they’ve learned from a L’Oréal Professionnel expert to a client consultation.”

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An Artist’s Vision With single-minded ambition, Roy Jouni raises Carte Blanche to the next level.

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I want people to feel like they’re part of something luxurious, so everything has to be perfect.”

–owner Roy Jouni

The Schwarzkopf colour bar was custombuilt with steel-cut flowers, designed by stylist and painter Julianne Berube.

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hen Roy Jouni, owner of Carte Blanche Haute Coiffure and Spa in Orleans, Ont., set out for Paris on a business trip with Schwarzkopf Professional, he made a point to not visit any salons.

It was during a time when his salon was having work done, and he expected to return with fresh interior design inspiration. The result? “I saw a lot of white marble flooring and colourful furniture and wanted to bring a bit of Europe into the salon.” Favouring furniture rather than walls as accents, “everything stands out against white,” from the chairs to flowers to lights.

The same resolute vision is what led Jouni on a six-year journey with two salon expansions in the busy RioCan Trinity Crossing mall. Jouni listened to his clients when designing the layout, accommodating his their wishes for quiet and calm by soundproofing the spa and situating it away from the lively salon vibe essential to creative hairstylists. “My clients love it and can come to Carte Blanche for all their beauty needs,” says Jouni, whose salon boasts more than 5,000 clients.

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Wella Professionals North American Trend Vision Awards Details: Hundreds were on hand at the Mirage Resort to witness the crowning of the American and Canadian winners. The gold winners will head to Germany next year, for the final leg of the international competition. Congratulations to Fay Linksman—Gold, Alina Friesen—Silver, Damien Carvery—Bronze, in the Color category; Lucy Zemba—Gold, Sabrina Tremblay—Silver, Fernando Monge—Bronze, in the Young Talent category; and Tiffany Bernard— Gold, Day Tresvant—Silver and Courtney Michaelis—Bronze, in the Student category.

When & Where: July 19 in Las Vegas Highlight: The Canadian finalists were chosen in June at a special presentation that took place in an historic chapel in Quebec City.

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Premiere Orlando 2013 Details: This year’s packed show featured the latest products and trends from brands like American Crew, FHI Heat, Matrix, Moroccanoil, Oster, Paul Mitchell, Pureology, Redken, Rusk, Scruples, Sebastian, Sexy Hair, TIGI, Wella and Wahl. Big product debuts included demos of the Miracurl from BaBylissPro and CND’s new VINYLUX polish.

When & Where: June 1 – 3 in Orlando, Fla. Highlight: Celebrity stylists, including Kim Vo, Nick Arrojo, Martin Parsons, Beth Minardi, Ted Gibson, The Doves, Robert Cromeans and Sam Villa took to the main stage and classrooms.

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Fashion Frenzy 2013 Details: Jessica Fair is the grand-prize winner of CosmoProf’s student hair talent competition, Fashion Frenzy, winning a photo shoot with Babak and Luis Alvarez, a $500 CosmoProf shopping spree, the Royal Treatment wet line, CHI and GHD hot tools and an invitation to the Intercoiffure Atelier in NYC. When & Where: May 24 in Hollywood, Fla. Highlights: Students had a chance to work backstage with Rocky Vitelli of Farouk Systems and join mentoring sessions with Vitelli and Fabio Sementilli from P&G Professional.

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L’Oréal Professionnel Color Trophy Winners Gala Makes a Splash Details: Stylists gathered in Toronto for a night of inspiration at L’Oréal Professionnel's 2013 Color Trophy. The team from Guylaine Martel Artistes Coiffeurs—Shanti Normandeau Soulieres, Roxanne Languirand and Marika D'Auteuil—took home the grand prize, which includes a trip to Paris and education seminars. The team also won the regional title for Quebec.

Highlights: Silas Tsang, co-owner of Blushes in Ottawa, was the winner in the first-ever Masters Competition. The eight competitors, who each had a minimum of 15 years' experience, had a timed, 30-minute window onstage to create the looks they would be judged on.

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Up-and-Coming Talent at Born to Style Details: The Aveda Institute Toronto held its Born to Style competition, awarding one lucky beauty student-to-be a full scholarship to attend the school, worth $15,000. The competition, which is also held at the Institutes in Calgary, Winnipeg and Vancouver, gives away one full scholarship per school, plus generous bursaries for the runners-up.

When & Where: May 13 in Toronto Highlights: Congratulations to grand-prize winner Melissa Koay!

Runner-up Jessica Nguyen took second and Rufaro Madzongwe took third. Marina Castro Duarte and Pakeeza Hashemi tied for fourth.

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BEAuTy SERvIcES Style Masters Winner Crowned in Madrid Details: Congratulations to Cliff Chun Kit Cheung of Hong Kong, the winner of the 2013 Revlon Professional Style Masters international contest. Six other global finalists, including Canadian winner Elshadai Erbeto, competed live on stage at the finale event.

When & Where: April 29 in Madrid Highlights: The evening also debuted Revlon Professional’s 2013 Autumn-Winter “Wild” Collection and featured presentations from American Crew and Orofluido.

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• Fabio Sementilli has taken on the role as Wella North America vice-president

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Greening Alberta Alberta salons can now join Green Circle Salons. Salons that are members of the organization benefit from environmentally friendly tools and resources, including chemical waste diversion, recycling programs and online directory listings.

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