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Trend: Culture Club – the culture cultivating the season Fashion: Andrej Pejic Fashion: ghd for Sass & Bide at London Fashion Week – Boogie and the Historymaker Feature: Issue Group Event: Salon Melbourne Competition: The KMS Session Stylist Search Event: Hair Expo Feature: Farouk celebrates 25 years of ammonia free colour Event: Ozdare Collection Show Photography: Another Michael – exclusive images revealed Collection: Dimitri Papas Collection: Efi Davies Collection: Jody Taylor Collection: TONI&GUY Collection: Lisa Muscat Collection: Emiliano Vitale Collection: Joey Scandizzo Collection: Frank Apostolopoulos Collection: Karen Bava Collection: Chumba Concept Salon Step by Step: Sanrizz Design: Villas of Byron News Products

International Trends 64 Fashion: Furs 66 Fashion: Camel 68 Fashion: Tricot 70 Fashion: Top Head 72 Natural Look by Aveda 76 Modern Tales by ghd 80 Tough and Strength by Goldwell 86 A New Eve by L’Oréal Professionnel 90 My Project by label.m 94 Dreaming Berlin by La Biosthetique 98 Irresistible Glamour by Revlon Professional 102 Hair Passion by Wella Professionals

Culture Club Superintendents of unturned inspiration, these leaders of Australian hairdressing reveal the culture cultivating autumn 2011 trend predictions.

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STETICA prompted each visionary with the following questions: 1. W hat country or culture have you drawn the most inspiration from when formulating hair design trends and why?

2. W hat trends emerged from the influence of this country/trend?

3. W hat country/culture is influencing your trend predictions for autumn/winter 2011 and how – what abstract and commercial elements of the culture are inspiring you? The colours and cut of a kimono?

Amalgamation of trends synonymous with Australia?

The stars and stripes of the American flag or the bohemian nature embedded in Bali?

Fudge Lores Giglio, Fudge Creative Director

1. Over the last few years I have been working out of Milan and Paris for fashion week where the influence is overwhelming.

The environment to create and to be inspired surrounds me every time I’m in Europe. When I am formatting hair techniques or looks I usually combine bits and pieces I see backstage at the shows with the more urban looks I see on the street.

I rework these combinations when I get back to Australia and adapt it to the current fashion we have here. Although Europe is a season ahead, I don’t like to jump into the pending season too quickly, it’s best to create a seamless transition. It tells a fashion story in a coherent way.

2. Shaggy hair with a salty texture has a huge presence in editorial hair at the moment. Most of the big European fashion houses are shooting in places further to the east of Europe like Croatia and Turkey. I love the polished glamour of Western Europe fused with the more earthy organic feel of Eastern Europe.

It’s bringing the best of Europe together without necessarily labelling the look to a region or country, it’s quite diverse.

3. A utumn/Winter 2011 will be more abstract than previous seasons. The fusion of techniques will have few boundaries. The contrasts will be blended with all forms of creative input – make–up will be soft and subtle so to allow stronger colours throughout fashion and hair to add dimension to a frame.

With hair remaining loose and unstructured, I see inspiration coming from more untreated

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areas of the world. Places like Bhutan and Tibet the perfect example, using bright colors in clothing, and more unstructured hair. Lots of the International fashion magazines are using places like Bhutan and Damascus to shoot these looks. There is nowhere else in the world where these cultural influences are so strong and pure.

Wella Frank Apostolopoulos, Wella Brand Ambassador and BIBA Creative Director

1. The UK is the most inspiring country for me. I find the culture diverse and respect the underground vein resonating through fashion, hair and music. I love visiting London and exploring the extremes on the streets – to me it’s one of the edgiest cities in the world.

I aspire to follow the boundary pushing ethics of English fashion designers fearless of outlandish catwalk parades.

2. 1960s inspired shapes emerged from the UK last season – Miu Miu’s campaign summing it all up with some amazing 1960s style.

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Above: Fudge Right: Wella

“With hair remaining loose and unstructured, I see inspiration coming from more untreated areas of the world.�

Right: La Biosthetique Below: De Lorenzo

“Once again the epicenter of ‘cool,’ Berlin will influence autumn/winter 2011 hair design...”

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3. This year I feel my biggest inspiration is coming from my home – Australia. I’m influenced by the streets of Melbourne and how there are so many takes and variations to the bob and pixie shaped cuts. At the moment I’m loving the feeling of chopped up, almost ‘wiggy’ looking hair. Nothing too sharp, it’s raw and irrefutably cool.

La Biosthetique Lee Cohen, Director, Reds Salon & Spa

1. The LA BIOSTHETIQUE autumn and winter 2011 Trend collection draws inspiration from the ever changing city of Berlin.

The International Artistic Team visited the capital in search of women, their fashion and their attitude to city life – a city that was once so cosmopolitan before falling into a deep sleep with the erection of the wall of Berlin in 1961. Now in the process of evolution and rediscovery, the coming down of the Berlin wall has created a motivation and a direction in the city for so many designers, artists.

2. The looks reflect the major periods in Berlin’s history. Rounded shape and short fringe recall the 1960s – a cropped look that’s both stylish and cool. This graphic and almost androgynous design becomes more interesting and

extravagant with its playful styling variations. The Berlin club and art scene comes to mind. The blonde has a new dimension with transparent reflexes and smoky graduations down to the brightest blonde.

3. Curls are a hot topic in autumn/ winter 2011, whether combed out or styled. The look portrays an image of the young, creative avant garde scene in Berlin throughout the 1990s. Subtle graduation encourages bounce and enhanced volume. Blonde hair is soft and harmonious, almost playful and child-like – reminiscent of Berlin after the fall of the Wall, the time of discovery, and the desire for something new.

De Lorenzo

Goldwell Lee Preston, Goldwell Ambassador for Lee Preston Hairdressing

1. I am inspired by the French – when creating collections I am drawn to the culture’s endless sophistication and always soft and feminine style.

2. I appreciate how the French strive to embody personalised style and grace before trends.

I salute French culture through tailored hair design structured with complimenting, soft feminine features.

3. The cosmopolitan lifestyle twisted with the elegant grace of the French will definitely be a feature in autumn/winter 2011.

Danielle Blakeley, Yoshiko Hair, St Kilda

1. I draw great Inspiration from Germany – in particular the Film Noir genre of the 1920s; an era of darkness with roots in German expressionism.

2. An era defined by symbolism, classic horror films and detailed sets inspired strong shapes with bold attributes to empower beauty in a period of restriction and financial hardship in Germany.

3. Once again the epicenter of ‘cool,’ Berlin will influence autumn/winter 2011 hair design promoting strong shapes and sexy overtones of femininity – a design direction currently emerging throughout European fashion.

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KMS Clive Allwright, Director of Our Place Salon and International Artistic Director of KMS California

1. England, especially London and Manchester. The looks coming out of the UK are stylish and I love the rock and roll and Punk style attitude adopted from the incredible catalogue of Londonborn music from decades past.

2. The geometric shapes from Mark Hayes and Vidal Sassoon always have and always will set global benchmarks in hair fashion. While hairstyles – like music – are continually being rediscovered and reborn.

3. Australia will move toward strong reds and dusty browns in autumn/winter 2011– a reflection of our laid back attitude to life, incorporated with hard work. Just like the history of Australia – we are experts at taking elements of distant cultures, mixing them with our surroundings and creating something fresh.

JOICO Summa Knox, Joico International Team member

1. Working with the Joico International Team on the company’s latest trend collection, my recent trip to the USA proved a huge inspiration.

2. Typically traditional, the USA has been ambassador for classic shapes and colours across overall bold designs.

3. With a sister in Mumbai, I have been receiving an influx of India’s latest high-fashion publications, and love the beautiful, bright colours they showcase heavily. Originating from Sari’s, the bold palette is being worn by models and celebrities in fashion forward shapes. Lace and leather is also featuring heavily throughout these native Indian magazines – trends we will see in the coming months.

“Australia will move toward strong reds and dusty browns in autumn/winter 2011...”

Top: Joico Bottom: KMS

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Who’s

That Girl?

Andrej Pejic poses backstage at the Custo Barcelona Fall 2011 fashion show during MercedesBenz Fashion Week at The Stage at Lincoln Center in New York City.

Obscure inspiration makes for monumental creativity and a hit of vulgarity is ideal – gender-bending is the new black.

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he often outrageous, always fabulous Fudge has once again crossed the line to start global trends.

The first company in the world to gender-bend the high-fashion features of Croatian-Australian modelsensation Andrej Pejic, Fudge has sparked a frenzy currently sweeping the world’s catwalks, designhouses and high-fashion campaigns.

First dressed in a copper Fudge wig for the Oz Rock Reds campaign, Andrej (the 19 year old refugee from Melbourne) picked up the pace upon closing the Jean-Paul Gaultier women’s wear show dressed as a bride – complete with a mowhawk, black veil and long gloves. More recently, Pejic closed Gaultier’s menswear show as a woman and

has been snapped up and starred in the likes of Marc Jacobs Spring Summer 2011 campaign.

Dubbed James Blonde, the Pejic phenomenon is giving designers prone to pushing boundaries the perfect canvas to do so – ‘femiman’ is the new black, and Director of Chadwick Models Melbourne, Matthew Anderson sensed the intrigue a mile away.

“Andrej was definitely a calculated risk; we really weren’t sure how it would work out. In the global financial crisis, a lot of commercial decisions were made

above creative ones and that meant the strong man, Chesty Bond-types were more likely to work,” Anderson told The Sydney Morning Herald.

Nonetheless, Anderson packed up Pejic and sent him en -route to London, then Paris and Tokyo and the response continues to stupefy.

The pull of this platinum poster-boy for ambiguous sexuality has touched readers across spreads stretching 16 pages in the likes of Italian VOGUE, Turkish VOGUE and VOGUE Paris – a rare occurrence not just for a male model, but talent in general.

“My success in women’s editorial has definitely had a positive impact on my career overall.

There are levels of high fashion that male models never really reach; to be in VOGUE can only mean good things,” Pejic told Oyster magazine.

Now you know who that ‘blonde girl’ is.

“My success in women’s editorial has definitely had a positive impact on my career overall...”

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The History

Makers ghd once again joined Australia’s style starlets, Sass & Bide at London Fashion Week to materialise the collection – Boogie and the Historymaker.

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he fourth season Sass & Bide has partnered with ghd to style hair for their exclusive off-site show as part of London Fashion Week’s itinerary, creative synergy continues to grow with each instalment.

A reflection of the graphic-tribal meets free-spiritedsophistication feel that pulsated from a palette including flash purple and deep coral. And an amalgamation of textures swaying from sequins to velvet and leather ‘fish scales,’ two separate hair designs unfurled to represent the collection’s clash of culture.

“I call it the ‘quaff pleat,’ said Sass & Bide Hair Director and ghd Guest Artist Renya Xydis.

“We used a lot of ghd products including the Fat Hair Lotion, Maximise Mousse and Ultimate Hairspray, then teased it up and rolled it into a messy French pleat which looked amazing,” said Renya.

“...from sequins to velvet and leather ‘fish scales,’ two separate hair designs... represent the collection’s clash of culture.”

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Also on hand for the ultimate ‘spin’ on glamour was the new ghd Gold Series styler to create the hair design. The styler range, available in Classic, Max or Mini features a chic new design that is cooler to touch and lighter to handle.

Get the look:

1- Prep the hair with ghd Maximise Mousse and ghd fat Hair Lotion, and dry in 2- Starting at the back of the head, section the hair up to the crown 3- Thoroughly tease each section for a slightly messy result then smooth out with a ghd styler. For this style Renya used the ghd Gold Classic Styler 4- Brush each side of the hair back using a flat styling brush, then wrap inwards and secure with pins 5- T ake the front section of hair and brush both sides upwards then push the top slightly forward to create a quaff, while directing the hair to one side.

6- Secure the ends by wrapping the hair under on each side and pinning at the top of the head near the crown 7- Finish off with ghd Ultimate Hairspray for extra hold.

Issue

Group Now operating collaboratively alongside the world’s most reputable make-up brand, the future is bright for professional hair company, Issue Group.

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aunched by young professionals, Oscar Villalba and Roberto Hlace in 1976 with the development and manufacture of a nail polish remover and hair-removal wax, things have come a long way for Issue Group whose interest lies in ample beauty for less.

Partners Kobi Gozlan and Daniella Gozlan together boast a rich history of transformation by the art of hair and make-up design, and arrived in Australia in 2004 with European style and a penchant for affordability.

Not a likely combination, but the pair were determined to make it work and, after a period of trial and error with some of the world’s ‘leading’ industry brands, they found a professional colour to make it happen.

The duo’s first Australian salon opened on Melbourne’s upmarket Church Street, Brighton, and quickly made a name for itself thanks to Kobi’s heritage directing hair across international Miss World

competitions and educating at TONI&GUY London, and Daniella’s impressive ability with IL-Makiage Professional Mineral Make-up – a brand that, at the time, was highly sought after yet rare in Australia.

This came as no surprise to Daniella. IL-Makiage (fondly known as a NY institution) was established in 1972 and has been widely used among professionals in film television and fashion across the United States. Leader of a fierce cult following, the likes of make-up artists Bobby Brown, Francois Nars and the late Kevin Aucoin were all trained by the owner of IL-Makiage USA; Ilana Harkavi. IL-Makiage is the front foot of make-up trends and innovations including colour options, modern touches likes shimmers, high end pigments and ingredients, and the most refined textures available. The heritage brand has touched the faces of supermodels behind the scenes of the world’s most illustrious fashion parades, and has a friend and follower in some of the most high profile people in the world - Oprah, Cher and Bette Midler among them.

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Eager to indulge clientele and boost their business’ profile, Daniella began importing the exclusive designer make-up into Australia.

Daniella and Kobi decided to invest much deserved time into IL-Makiage, and sold their Brighton salon to concentrate on the make-up line before opening a smaller salon, Kobzim Hair and Makeup in Elsternwick, Melbourne.

Expensive colour costs were not ideal, and the partners wanted to sign up with a professional hair colour capable of delivering a client experience synonymous with IL-Makiage’s company ethos of natural and mineral – industry giants were providing no solution, so Daniella and Kobi’s attention turned to the Issue Group.

The Issue Group presents a complete range of quality colour, care and styling products that deliver exceptional results at an affordable price. The Issue Professional Colour range is ammonia-free and consists of an exclusive formula containing Protesil to protect hair and ensure greater softness, complete grey coverage and colouring duration. A series of market leading, ammoniafree traditional bleaching powders are on offer with a dust-free version in the mix and herbal peroxide for a cleaner, safer salon environment.

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Models walk the runway wearing the John Galliano Fall/ Winter 2008/2009 collection during Paris Fashion Week on the 1st March 2008 in Paris, France – makeup by IL-Makiage.

(Photo by Karl Prouse/ Catwalking/Getty Images)

Excellence guaranteed, the Issue Professional Colour Fantastic Blond powder is enriched with linseed oleum and Omega 3 for deep repair and ample protection. The 86 shade colour chart facilitates hairstylists’ most creative whims and clients’ needs and desires.

Daniella and Kobi became more satisfied with every Issue Group colour and were saving 70 per cent in colour costs. Motivated to offer other salons the opportunity to achieve fantastic results with minimum cost, Daniella and Kobi bought the company and now operate Issue Group and IL-Makiage in conjunction for the ultimate one-stop shop for hair and beauty salons.

Contact (03) 9555 3841 or visit www.issuegroup.com.au

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The

Final Word

Salon Melbourne blew any scepticism out of the Melbourne Exhibition Centre in 2010 with a launch that has welcomed a whole lot of A-grade interest in 2011.

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njoying the point of difference of an unrivalled place in the market, Salon Melbourne ties a ribbon around the worlds of hair and beauty – presenting the ultimate gift to those passionate about key trends and the total look: from fashion to fingernails and forward thinking hair design.

With a philosophy to provide the final word on the hottest hair and beauty trends for 2011, this year’s program will once again entertain, enlighten and enliven with live events, creative education, catwalk shows and hands-on workshops – and the list of talent is almost as promising as an Ocean’s Eleven cast.

Free live shows will ensure everyone walks away all-the-wiser with presentations not to be missed.

Industry legend, Caterina DiBiase and celebrity make-up artist, Nigel Stanislaus, will buddy up to demonstrate the ‘how-to’ on international catwalk trends while Sharon Blain unveils collection, After Dark. Lauren Faulkner is preparing to fascinate with body art and superstylist Brad Mullins will join heads with make-up guru Sarah Tammer to further demystify catwalk trends.

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Brad Ngata will educate on the recreation of the edgiest fashion week looks throughout Runway to Real-Way, while extensive technical knowledge is ready to travel industry careers in Caterina DiBiase’s presentation, Cut, Colour, Style.

Rae Morris is excited to return with her hugely popular Advanced Makeup Class and nail-queen Mandi Levanah will join the beauty bandwagon with education class, Photo Finish Fingernails.

Three interactive sessions for studious salon therapists will execute at the sound skill and wisdom of Elly Lukas College of Beauty Therapy with focus on Eyelash Extension, Spray Tanning and Indian Head Massage for the ultimate training on head-to-toe treatment.

And there’s a good chance the odd fashion icon may be spotted – three catwalk shows will inspire daily with the latest ready-to-wear looks in hair, makeup and nail colours filtered throughout themes; Créme Caramel, 60s Ladylike and Autumn Armour.

Salon Melbourne will be held at Melbourne Conference and Exhibition on April 9th and 10th between 10am and 5pm daily.

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2010 KMS Session Stylist winner, Barney Gleeson.

“The grand final winner will walk away with a $3,000 travel voucher...”

he KMS Session Stylist Search is once again open for the editorial savvy to step up and style to stardom.

After huge success in 2010, the KMS Session Stylist Search is back and beckoning those brimming with creativity, hungry for invaluable editorial experience and driven by a passion to create for the catwalk and the studio. You are a particularly suitable candidate if you have a vision for the versatility and individuality of KMS California’s philosophy and product portfolio.

Last year, Benny Gleeson from Lee Preston Hairdressing WA, knocked up the highest score from a panel of judges including KMS International Artistic Director, Clive Allwright and Goldwell/ KMS Marketing Director, Louise Chameberlain. After earning one of three finalist positions with the submission of two photographs showcasing two styles from one haircut, Benny shot to the top thanks to a gypsy-meets-gallant version of the side plait built for the beauty pages of Oyster magazine.

The KMS Session Stylist Search 2011 will execute in the same fashion as 2010. All levels of KMS stylists are encouraged to illustrate versatility inspired by the KMS California brand across two photographs – one model, one haircut, two styles. Judged by a force of fashion, media and

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industry experts, three finalists will be flown to Sydney in August to respond to an Oyster magazine editorial brief. Each finalist will be given a professional model, stylist and make-up artist for the making of an image designed to introduce Oyster readers to December beauty trends. Formulated for aspiring session stylists to parade their profession, the opportunity allows each finalist to learn from Australia’s finest creative talent. The judging criteria will stretch from pre-shoot communication efforts to interpretation of the brief, team skills in nailing the look, ability to take direction and most importantly, the images suitability to Oyster.

The grand final winner will walk away with a $3,000 travel voucher to be inspired by offshore trends and will be announced at an intimate fine-dining establishment.

The prize pool continues with publication of the winner’s work in Oyster magazine, not to mention coverage in INSTYLE magazine and styleicons.com.au.

Entry forms can be downloaded from www.kmsstylistsearch.com. au from May 1st 2011 – entries close July 11th 2011.

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A Storm is Coming Clouds of anticipation are forming for what some are predicting to be the most impressive Hair Expo yet. Antoinette Beenders and Anthony Mascolo are just the beginning.

Antoinette Beenders for Aveda’s Supernatural Collection

Antoinette Beenders at work

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o questions about it, Hair Expo annually serves an unsurpassable tsunami of talent that leaves the industry hungry for more.

Australia’s Hair Expo gala nights typically present a world-class clash of cultures and creativity – an overwhelming outlet of inspiration that arrests the senses and challenges all preconceived notions on hair.

Preparing to open like no other is Aveda’s Global Creative Director, Antoinette Beenders. Miu Miu, Dolce & Gabanna and the late godfather of sinister style, Alexander McQueen have called on the vision of Beenders to aid the live conceptualisation of their collections and, with a hell reputation to live up to proceeding a Hair Expo Australia 2004 performance that saw models suspended from the ceiling in pods, thoughts of Beenders’ potential performance brings butterflies to the stomach. And that’s just on Saturday.

Sunday’s Generation Next Gala will see TIGI International Creative Director, Anthony Mascolo spin heads with profound passion and creativity to match a technical ability Sassoon would salute.

One of the founders of TIGI, Anthony is an entrepreneur with the vision of legends – very few personalities possess his scope of influence on both his brand and artistic direction. His reputation lies in the ability to positively unify hair and fashion across any canvas thrown his way – studios, seminars or catwalks, Mascolo will effortlessly fuse runway with avant-garde for hair design not for the faint hearted.

He’s been and blasted pre-conceptions Down Under before, so the anticipation is great for what is bound to be a quintessential multi-sensory Mascolo sensation.

Log onto www.hairexpoaustralia.com.au and buy your ticket and receive a 10 per cent discount for purchasing online.

Anthony Mascolo

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The 25 Year

Pioneer

The Farouk Systems Group were the first to step toward a healthier environment for hairdressers with ammonia free colour, and it’s time to celebrate.

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erhaps something to do with Farouk Systems Group owner/founder, Farouk Shami’s early ventures into teaching and very much to do with a deep passion for healthy hair in all regards, this USA industry empire has been at the helm of industry innovation for 25 years with the introduction of ammoniafree colour in 1986.

Farouk Systems is home to CHI Ionic Permanent Shine Hair Colour, Chi Infra Environmental Cream Color, BIOSILK, Bio Glitz and sunglitz – a series of colours that have allowed hairdressers to work in safe, clean environments for 25 years.

“Pioneering the first ammonia free lightening system with Sunglitz was just the first of many advanced American technological achievements,” says Farouk Shami.

“We also incorporated silk into hair care with Biosilk, developed CHI heat styling tools using moist ceramic heat and low EMF and included nano silver in CHI Nail Laquers to kill bacteria. Now we are launching new CHI Enviro American Smoothing Treatment. The 100 per cent formaldehyde free treatment will allow hairdressers to offer popular smoothing treatments and increase their earning potential,” he continues.

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The range of CHI colour and supporting products has been distributed by Cliff Georgiades of ECO Hair Products since 2000.

Cliff discovered the phenomenon at the World Hair Championships in 1996 before trying and testing the colour and products in his own Melbourne based salons for four years – a period of which he fell in love with the formulation and results and came on board as the sole Australian distributor, and the success has been outstanding.

The celebration has begun with fantastic promotions on all ammonia free CHI colour and lighteners, and will continue throughout 2011 with big events including participation on an episode of The Celebrity Apprentice airing in the US on May 1st, the International Conference in August, Miss Universe in Sao Paul Brazil in September and other surprises.

“One pioneering innovation we are implementing is our hologram program that places traceable security holograms on genuine CHI Ceramic Hairstyling Irons and CHI Hairdryers to verify authenticity and to combat counterfeiting,” says Farouk.

Always leading by example in the quest for positive change – congratulations Farouk.

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celebratesHAIR celebrateshair SEE YOU IN MILAN WITH TALENTED HAIR STYLING AND BEAUTY EXPERTS! Spectacular hair shows, exhibiting area and workshops, International suppliers and Hair Mart space to purchase onsite.

News 2011: InterCHARM MILANO hosts OMC Individual Hairdressing World Championship - 25th and 26th September, two days of non-stop contests with competitors from all over the world. Don’t miss seeing the best in hair styling and beauty talent at this great awards show in Milan.

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Ozdare Collection Show Not a company to approach celebrations half heartedly, Ozdare entertained 500 hair, fashion and media figures with a show of superlative trends, talent and technique.

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Below: Kevin Murphy model Bottom: Peter McDonald closing the Ozdare Collection show

zdare’s first 10 industry years were recently commemorated with a showdown featuring some of the world’s most influential hairdressers. Artistic Director for the American Crew International All-Star Education Team, Paul Wilson joined International Artistic and Education Director of Revlon Professional, Miguel Garcia and the man behind a surge in session stylist respect, Kevin.Murphy in what was two hours of technical genius and admirable trend setting.

Congratulations Ozdare – we can’t wait to experience the innovation that will define your next ten years!

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Clockwise from left: American Crew model, Revlon model, Kevin Murphy backstage, Kevin Murphy models, Ozdare Collection Show entrance, American Crew model.

“...two hours of technical genius and admirable trend setting�

P H O T O G R A P H Y

Another

Michael

L’Oeil Bleu© Vente aux enchères Pierre Bergé & Associés – Arno Bani

JACKSON UNSEEN. Ten years ago, photographer Arno Bani (then 23) met the singer who passed on in 2009. Today the photos from that meeting are finally presented to the world. At an auction on 13th December, in a limited edition box set for true fans (Pierre Bergé & Associés, French and English, h1000) and at a travelling exhibition with dates in Milan, New York, Berlin and Paris. Arno Barni created four different scenes (personally requested by Jackson after having seen Bani’s work on the cover of Style). But at that time they were judged to be of little commercial value, unsuitable for the album “Invincible”, and so tucked away in the archives. But now they’re back in all their glory....

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La Main d’argent © Vente aux enchères Pierre Bergé & Associés – Arno Bani

La cape d’or © Vente aux enchères Pierre Bergé & Associés – Arno Bani

Never before seen pictures of the King of Pop, by Arno Bani Extremely intimate and glamorous photos reveal a fragile yet beautiful Michael. Not-to-be-missed.

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Gallant

Geisha

Metallic blue sets a modern scene for brave linearity and tumultuous styling to challenge tradition – the ideal frame to cast contemporary upon classicism.

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C O L L E C T I O N S

Hairlines are disregarded in the name of futuristic design.

Dimitri Papas Hair: Dimitri Papas Photography: Amber Toms @ www.ambertoms.com Colour: Justin Pace Make-up: Lily Fontana Styling: Gail Sorronda

C O L L E C T I O N S

Flamboyant fashion offsets the cleanest of palettes and precision.

Amber Toms

Hair: Dimitri Papas Photography: Amber Toms @ www.ambertoms.com Colour: Justin Pace Make-up: Lily Fontana Styling: Gail Sorronda

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Back to

the Future

TONI&GUY pushed the precedence at the British Hairdressing Awards 2010 with this fantastical collection winning Efi Davies Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year.

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Detailed ornamentation adds interest to polished perfection.

Efi Davies The British Hairdressing Award’s Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year 2010 collection Hair: Efi Davies for TONI&GUY

Antagonist to commercialism, clever technique casts a supernatural spell on hair for a bewitching story of fairytale endings.

Efi Davies The British Hairdressing Award’s Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year 2010 collection Hair: Efi Davies for TONI&GUY

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C O L L E C T I O N S

Unfathomable accentuation defines the future of avant garde hair. Paranormally inspirational, haute couture fashion continues this thread of monumental design.

Hair and fashion step beyond their comfort zone to compliment the enchanting myth of the white witch.

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C O L L E C T I O N S

Single-handedly structured to blast boundaries into orbit. This is the future of hair design.

Efi Davies The British Hairdressing Award’s Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year 2010 collection Hair: Efi Davies for TONI&GUY

C O L L E C T I O N S

Paint it

Black

Rolling stone glam stars Jagger charisma with the mystique of Depp and versatility of Bowie. Pure individuality makes an irrefutably cool collection shine.

Moody and meticulous, perimeters face no regulation and texture runs free.

Jody Taylor Hair: Jody Taylor for TONI&GUY Collection: British Hairdressing Award’s 2010 Men’s Hairdresser of the Year

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Wayward

Warriors

The ultimate fusion of style, seduction and strength, these modern day warriors are written to protect and progress the integrity of hair design.

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C O L L E C T I O N S

Like her accessories, hair direction is fierce yet alight with femininity.

TONI&GUY Hair: Judith McEwen for TONI&GUY (Central Perth) Photographer: Nicole McCluskey Creative Stylist: David Brittain Makeup: Tamzin Moulder

Classic Texture meets modern lashes of colour – muted tangelo fishtailing alongside 1940s style bounce.

TONI&GUY Hair: Judith McEwen for TONI&GUY (Central Perth) Photographer: Nicole McCluskey Creative Stylist: David Brittain Makeup: Tamzin Moulder

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C O L L E C T I O N S

Structured lines form the baseline for free-spirited texture and pilgrimage for the perfect red – collaborating to fight for creative freedom.

Flux

Hair design exists through history in a constant state of flux – continuous on a journey driven by change and true to originality – always reflecting trends of the time.

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C O L L E C T I O N S

Tapered yet free to fall, this muse to modernity idealises the strength and versatility of femininity.

Lisa Muscat Hair: Lisa Muscat Make-up: Charlie Kielty.

Styling: Peta-Marie Rixon Photographer: Paula Scala Salon: ĂŠSALON

Totem

Inspired by warriors of the past, raw sensuality meets a quest for unity. The vision is unkempt texture with unique twists in length, linearity and design.

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Notes of Native Americans and the last Emperor dictate this shape of twists and turns – careful to embrace the traditional warrior braid.

Emiliano Vitale

Hair: Emiliano Vitale Make-up: Luana Vitale Styling: Peta-Marie Rixon Photographer: Paul Scala Salon: ĂŠSALON

The collection cornerstone, this ultimate warrior pronounces direction and strength with a new take on timelessness.

Emiliano Vitale Hair: Emiliano Vitale Make-up: Luana Vitale Styling: Peta-Marie Rixon Photographer: Paul Scala Salon: ĂŠSALON

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C O L L E C T I O N S

An evolution of the Roman Empire, this neo-metric warrior exudes mystery through classic, short graduation while indicating a will for battle through lightly textured ends.

Assembly

The result of a creative group driven to illustrate the essence of hair design, Assembly is a humble collection taking structure and texture back to the basics.

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Conceptualized to promote the integral nature of solid skill in the manifestation of hair with worth, lines are fierce, texture controlled and colour bold.

Joey Scandizzo Hair: Joey Scandizzo Photographer: Andrew O’Toole Make-up: Kylie O’Toole Stylist: Vas

Flaxen

This Australian Hair Fashion Awards 2011 Australian Hairdresser of the Year finalist collection captures the soul of the shade with a veil of innocence.

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Volume and matted texture illustrate the versatility of this tempting tone.

Frank Apostolopoulos Hair: Frank Apostolopoulos Photographer: Nadia Silwka Make-Up: Trish Cousa

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Maxim

Volume explodes with outrageous colour throughout this Australian Hair Fashion Awards 2011 finalist collection.

The rule of conduct is ‘more is more’ with each creative element proving sententious before subtle.

Karen Bava Hair: Karen Bava Colour: Karen Bava and Ashleigh Mann Photography: Andrew O’Toole Make-up: Kylie O’Toole Styling: Karen Bava and Jason Fassbender

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Fierce

This Australian Hair Fashion Awards Artistic Team of the Year 2011 finalist collection explores the daring and delicate of both colour and styling.

Pastel pink adds sophisticated punk to this modern design.

Chumba Concept Salon Hair: Carl Keeley Colour: Belinda Keeley Photography: Andrew O’Toole Make-Up: Kylie O’Toole Styling: Leticia Dare

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Timelessness is the essence of this wearable collection.

Chumba Concept Salon Hair: Carl Keeley Colour: Belinda Keeley Photography: Andrew O’Toole Make-Up: Kylie O’Toole Styling: Leticia Dare

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Effortless fusion of tone and texture reverberates from hair, make-up and styling – a muted kaleidoscope of contemporary colour.

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MODA

INT’L

Catwalks Autumn/Winter 2010/11

NeW York PAris LoNDoN MiLAN

Uber-LUxUrioUs ANti-CoLD. DoMiNAtiNG WiNter WArDrobes Are exCLUsive PieCes. beGiNNiNG With fUrs, MAkiNG A CoMebACk over reCeNt YeArs AND NoW steALiNG the shoWs oN CAtWALks. foLLoWeD bY “hAUte triCot”. froM CAshMere to ANGorA, As LoNG As it’s CoCooNiNG...the MUst hAve? CAMeL hAir AND sUCh.

D&G

Gucci

Christian Dior

By Laura Castelli Photo: Juri Romano Studio

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Just Cavalli

D&G

Just Cavalli

maison martin margiela

Zac Posen

maison martin margiela

Gucci

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Francesco Scognamiglio

Simonetta Ravizza

Fendi

Albino

Aigner

AnimALiStS SuRRenDeR: the FAShion SyStem LAyS Down the LAw. So FuR - extRemeLy RARe in the “eCo” veRSion

Gucci

Zac Posen

Fendi

John Richmond

Roberto Cavalli

D&G

Byblos

etro

valentino

- StAnDS viCtoRiouS. FRom CuFFS to CAPS, to the totAL Look: FRom mink to ChinChiLLA. A neCeSSARy LuxuRy. Ralph Lauren

Dolce & Gabbana

Gianfranco FerrĂŠ

Simonetta Ravizza

Simonetta Ravizza

Derek Lam

Aquascutum

Gianfranco Ferré

Chloé

Chloé

Akris

Aigner

tsumori Chisato

etro

Love sex Money

derek Lam

derek Lam

Laura biagiotti

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Akris

A CLAssiC. GenetiCALLy trés ChiC. VersAtiLe CLAss And seduCtiVe AMbition. FroM hAzeLnut to eCru,

derek Lam

Gianfranco Ferré

Laura biagiotti

J.C. de Castelbajac

hermès

hermès

Laura biagiotti

Chloé

Akris

And eVerythinG in between. ConteMPorAry GLAMour For the subtLe heroine.

Marni

Les Copains

Marni

Prada

Albino

Aquascutum

Missoni

Missoni

Missoni

Missoni

Kristina Ti

Ralph Lauren

Les Copains

etro

Missoni

Laura Biagiotti

Maison Martin Margiela

CNC Costume National

Laura Biagiotti

Prada

Laura Biagiotti

GeT ouT youR NuMBeR 12 KNiTTiNG NeeDLes AND Those Cosy sKeiNs of yARN. KNiTs ARe BACK. BuT LeT iT Be

CNC Costume National

Dolce & Gabbana

Kristina Ti

Luisa Beccaria

Les Copains

Akris

D&G D&G

D&G sonia Rykiel

Alexander Wang

versace

D&G

uNDeRsTooD: NoT hoMeMADe. “WooL is BeAuTifuL” As LoNG As iT’s suPeR-exCLusive. iN BoTh PATTeRNs AND TexTuRes.

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Giles

tsumori chisato

etro

aquascutum

aigner prada

ralph lauren

oscar de la renta

carolina herrera

Maison Martin Margiela

Marihté blugirl e François Girbaud

simonetta ravizza

top heads Fur hats, berets, and even skullcaps...heady ideas Flirt with accessories. snobby or sporty, but always ironic. Fashionista? yes! but don’t take yourselF too seriously...

Fendi

salvatore Ferragamo

kristina ti

vivienne westwood

d&G

ralph lauren

Branded collections

The high-fashion sTrip. a Boulevard of The laTesT seasonal Trends By The mosT presTigious inTernaTional designers.

To recognise The mosT capTivaTing nuance, To imagine The laTesT cuT. highly recommended.

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Natural LOOK CELEBRATING NATURE. WITH MAGNIFICENTLY STRONG STYLES. UNEXPECTED SHADING, COMPLEX TEXTURE, HAIRCUTS AND STYLE INSPIRED BY DREAM-LIKE DRAWINGS OF SHAMAN WOMEN. CLOTHES OPT FOR THE COLOURS OF SEA AND LAND, MAKE-UP IS INFLUENCED BY THE BODYPAINT OF THE BRAZILIAN TRIBE YAWANAWA. Hair: Antoinette Beenders for Aveda

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Hair Creative Direction: Antoinette Beenders for Aveda Photo: Jenny Hands Make-up: Janell Geason for Aveda Products: Aveda

Modern TALES SLEEPING BEAUTY, CINDERELLA, SNOW WHITE. ONCE UPON A TIME. TODAY’S FAIRY TALE HEROINES NO LONGER HAVE TO TRY ON SHOES, WORRY ABOUT EVIL STEPSISTERS, OR WAIT FOR PRINCE CHARMING TO POP IN AND WAKE THEM UP. FAIRYTALE DRESSES, PRINCESS-HAIRSTYLES, ENDLESS VERVE. AND THEY ALL LIVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER. Hair: ghd Artistic Team

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Hair: K. Hirano, J. Martin, A. Stavron, J. Robertson, L. Booth for ghd Photo: Tim Bret-Day Make-Up: Linda Ohrstrom Styling: Alison Elwin Products: ghd E S TE TI CAM O DA

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Tough & STRONG CHESS QUEEN. STRONG, DECISIVE, CHARMING. THIS IS HOW WE WOMEN WANT TO BE. AND WE WANT THESE COLOURS - WHITE, RED AND BLACK. ABSOLUTE, POWERFUL. DECIDEDLY FEMININE WITH FULL-BODIED HAIR, PRECISE LINES, WARM SHADES. CHECKMATE! Hair: Color Zoom Master Team for Goldwell

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Hair: Color Zoom Master Team for Goldwell Photo: Stephan Ziehen Make-up: Angelique Nissenegger Styling: Oliver Szilagyi Products: Goldwell E S TE TI CAM O DA

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A new EVE WITH ALL THE CHARM OF YESTERYEAR. WITH EVERY HOPE FOR THE FUTURE. A NEW EVE HAS BEGUN. AN EVE WHO IS BOTH ROMANTIC AND DYNAMIC, GENTLE AND HI-TECH. PRACTICALLY A CYBER-WOMAN WHO MARCHES THROUGH A FUTURISTIC MEDIEVAL EPOQUE, ARMED ONLY WITH ALLURE. NEW-GENERATION HAIRDRESSING IS ON HER SIDE. Hair: Ward Stegerhoek for L’Oréal Professionnel

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Hair: Ward Stegerhoek Hair color consultant: Frédéric Mennetrier Creative direction: Pascale Cervoni for 133 Photo: Dusan Reljin Make-up: Maria Olsson Styling: Antje Winter Products: L’Oréal Professionnel

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MY project SHORT OR LONG? GRAPHIC OR TOUSLED? WHAT IS YOUR HAIR PROJECT? THE MUST IS INDIVIDUALITY: REBELLIOUS FORMS, DYNAMIC VOLUMES, VIGOROUS TEXTURES ARE THE MEANS FOR ACHIEVING A CONTAMINATED STYLE WITH METROPOLITAN INSPIRATIONS AND UNDERGROUND VIBRATIONS. FOR A VERSATILE LOOK THAT FINDS ITS ENERGY IN A DIFFERENT FINISH EVERY TIME. Hair: Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck & the Toni&Guy International Artistic Team - label.m

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Art Direction: Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck & the Toni&Guy International Artistic Team Photo: Miguel Reveriego Make-up: Dele Olo Styling: Jo Barker Products: label.m

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DREAMING Berlin ON THE TELEVISION TOWER OR IN FRONT OF THE BERLIN WALL RUINS. THESE STYLES ARE FOR WOMEN WHO WANT TO EXPERIENCE THE TRUE BERLIN ATMOSPHERE, DAZZLED BY THE SHOP WINDOWS OF KU’DAMM. THE OUTFITS ARE SIMPLE, IN LIGHT AND INTANGIBLE FABRICS. THE MAKE-UP IS A FOCUS POINT – ALL EYES ON THE FACE, AS TEMPERATURES PLUMMET. Hair: La Biosthétique Artistic Team

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Hair: Alexander Dinter @ La Biosthétique Artistic Team Colour: Marc Riese Photo: Markus Jans Products: La Biosthétique Paris E S TE TI CAM O DA

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IRRESTISTIBLE, glamour REFINED AND ELEGANT, WITH A HINT OF THE EIGHTIES, FOR A WOMAN WHO IS AS ETHEREAL AS SHE IS SHARP. SHORT OR EXTRA-LONG, THE HAIRSTYLES ARE SOFT, IN NATURAL COLOURS. THE EYES ARE ALL-IMPORTANT – SOFTENING UP OR FREEZING IN A NANO-SECOND, THE TIME NECESSARY FOR A LONG, SENSUAL FLUTTERING OF EYELASHES. Hair: Revlon Professional

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Hair and products: Revlon Professional

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Hair PASSION WILD GLAMOUR, UNCONTAMINATED MAGNETISM. MODERN SENSUALITY, RED-HOT DESIRE. FROM GLAMAZON TO PASSIONISTA, THE LATEST TRENDS SPEAK IN NEW CODES. AND THEY CONVEY OPALESCENT OR DRAMATIC DETAILS INTO THE FUTURE. FROM LUMINA TO POLARIS, ALL ORIGINAL. Hair: Wella Professionals Trend Vision 2011

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Hair: Wella Professionals Trend Vision 2011

tec hni que Sanrizz Youthful, cheeky and contemporary: a short style enhanced by dual colour.

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1- apply decolorant to hair roots, leaving to act for 20 minutes.

2- after the first ten minutes, apply decolorant to rest of hair.

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3- The resulting base colour should be a uniform platinum blonde.

4- isolate a triangular section on the top of the head, creating two further sections as shown in the photo.

5- apply colour 1 (pink) to a fine horizontal section in the front area, working from root to end.

6-7- Enclose the coloured section in a foil and work back-to-back for the whole initial sub-section.

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9- Enclose the coloured section in a foil and work back-to-back for the whole second sub-section.

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8- apply colour 2 (ultra-light golden blonde) to a fine horizontal section at the back, working from root to end.

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D E S I G N

Sanctuary for

the Soul

This breathtaking bout of Bali is peacefully located just beyond the heart of Byron Bay – an award winning ode to the increasing luxury of privacy, space and serenity.

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he Villas of Byron are built from a vision to indulge visitors with an authentic Balinese experience within the similarly relaxed and convenient vibe of Byron Bay. It had never been done before, and it will be a challenge to do again, as the visionaries responsible for this Cleopatra-fit hideaway have truly stretched the concept beyond your wildest beliefs. Almost farfetched and truly fantastical, no photograph will truly articulate the finesse and paranormal attention to detail that exists between the nine-foot surrounding walls of utter privacy.

The experience begins with Asian influenced sunken gardens, stretches upwards into hand-crafted Balinese doors and pavilion roofs before descending to private plunge pools (equipped with a wall-bound waterfall), heated spa, outdoor rain showers, and finally a Zen garden for meditative moments.

Awarded a Commercial Merit Award in the 2005 Northern Rivers Urban design Awards and a Commendation for Multi Resident Design in the 2006 RAIA NSW Country Division Awards, the Villas of Byron spring to life with C-bus lighting, pre-loaded iPod and huge plasma TV’s, and cross comfort and sustainability with heated marble floors and an eco friendly compost toilet - the largest eco friendly multi dwelling complex in Australia.

Constantly invoking the trade of stress for spirituality, take a moment to breathe beneath the medieval-style net dressing each King size bed or beach on the balcony-bound day bed in provided Batik robes or silk kaftans. The pinnacle of privacy, clothes are definitely optional at the Villas of Byron, and there’s something about the space that encourages you to sit, reflect, and get-to-know yourself again.

D E S I G N

The Villas of Byron 19-23 GORDON STREET, BYRON BAY NSW 2481 (02) 6685 6746

Begin your Villas of Byron experience at the plunge pool followed by a relaxing stint on the day bed and beneath your private outdoor rain shower - finally winding down in the medieval-style netted king size bed.

You Beauty

Instant Rockstar recently collaborated with Horizon PR and PR Darling in the roll out of an illustrious event in support of flood relief efforts. Held on February 20th, Beauty Gives Back took place at Melbournians favourite foodie spot, FOG. Generously provided by owner Sam Frantzeskos, Beauty Gives Back proved the perfect place to get people giving. Equally entertaining and charitable, the event saw the likes of Natalie Gauci, Shirley Davis, Millie Minogue and Ms Paris enliven guests before Craig Delmo took to the decks to amplify the vibe that carried on long into the night. With big-guy sponsorship from Carlton United Brewery, Frontier Touring, GNC Livewell and 20th Century Fox, Beauty Gives Back was a true testament to the power and influence waiting to make a difference at the will of Australian hairdressing.

The NEW Salon Edge Joico and Fudge have unveiled the re-design of www.salonedge.com.au – a revamped version designed to make education and inspiration more accessible for skillseeking stylists. Lighter and brighter, the site enlightens and entertains with new segments including, Tip of the Day, Watch this Space, Giveaways, Hairdressers Confessions and Post a Job, and the new J-Cutting and J-Colour 6 DVD pack - consisting of 12 cut and 12 colour techniques – available for purchase. Created by Joico International Creative Directors Damien Carney and Sue Pemberton, the DVD’s provide professionals with comprehensive, step-by-step training on the cutting and foiling principles for in-salon support and creative stimulation. An integral influence on the sites’ re-design, Fudge workshops join the Joico education line-up in a comprehensive catalogue of training courses that form one, easy-to-use online booking system. Simple search tools allow users to find their desired course, at the preferred time, date and venue before providing the option to book online.

Courses available on salonedge-com.au include Fudge Experience – crafted to lay the creative genius of Lores Giglio on the table – Fudge Men’s total Design, Fudge Runway Edge and Creative Colour.

70 Times AHC Accredited The Australian Hairdressing Council (AHC) recently rolled out and inducted 70 salons into the new Landmark Salon Select Pilot Program. The charter involves five pillars of assessment with the core areas ranging from management and operations leadership through to marketing acumen, customer service excellence, career and training opportunities, design distinction, artistic integrity and environmental sustainability. Assessed by the likes of Suki’s Sandy Chong, the superlative 70 ranged from high-profile CBD-cultured locations including Togninis, Noddy’s on King and Wild Life Hair to the sharpest suburban and regional salons including eSALON and Plush. The idea is to further extend the positive and powerful image of the professional trade and, when paired with established inroads within key governmental departments, there’s no doubt the voice of Australian hairdressing is getting louder and prouder thanks to the AHC. Get involved in the Salon Select Program at www.ahcsalonselect.com.au or email, info@ahcsalonselect.com.au.

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Rich in Intolerance

Avéne – the trusted dermocosmetique skincare range since 1981 – recently launched two new products. Held at The Domain’s Andrew Boy Charlton Pool in Sydney, a string of beauty editors arrived daringly dressed-down to partake in a pre-brekkie yoga session before an informative chat about the pure active thermal waters of Avéne Springs and exciting new developments.

Avéne’s product portfolio is designed to soothe all levels of sensitive skin, from the mildest to most severe, and its two new developments fit the brief. Cleanance Spot Treatment is a make-up style pencil formulated for daily application to dry and exfoliate affected blemishes before encouraging elimination, and Avéne’s Rich Skin Recovery Cream works to calm, reduce inflammation, hydrate and protect sensitive skin. www.Avéne.com.au

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Kérastase for White Ribbon

Kérastase Paris was on hand to lay luxury on the catwalk while supporting the White Ribbon campaign at the recent launch party of The Lingerie Boutique. Held at Rivers Edge Events South Wharf in Melbourne, all proceeds from tickets sold were donated to the White Ribbon campaign – an international day for the elimination of violence against women - and with Roberto Cavalli Lingerie stealing the show, proceeds were rich. Creative Director at Headline Hair, Sam Papas led a team of Kérastase stylists who successfully met the brief for sexy European glamour – the perfect finish to a parade of lingerie designs leaving collars smoking hot.

“Lingerie is all about seduction and allure so the girls needed hair that was flowing and sexy with plenty of length and movement. We went for soft curls that bounced and shone when the runway lights hit,” explained Sam.

Pop Up Style

Just like some of fashion’s favourite boutique stores, Moroccanoil recently parked pop-up style along North Bondi’s shoreline armed with styling stations, ambassadors, tools and gift bags for beach babes to try their hair at. Positioned on the park at Ramsgate Avenue, the momentary Moroccanoil salon settled ocean frizz and dehydration with mini styling sessions directed by professional hairstylists from a selection of Bondi salons including Emily Brown from Summa Knox, Jessica Roberts from the Chop Shop and Ros Sakrewski from Kelp Hairdressing.

Celebrity session stylist to Moroccanoil ambassadors Jen Hawkins, Natalie Imbruglia and Miranda Otto; Diane Gorgievski was on hand to assist North Bondi Italian lovers on their transition from the beach towel to the bar stool.

“It was a really exciting and successful branding exercise, as not everyone who came to the salon had used or heard of Moroccanoil before and we were able to reach and educate a high volume of people in a short time,” commented Moroccanoil Brand Manager, Kayla Luck.

Style Master?

Launched in 2010, Revlon Professional’s Style Masters project is designed to empower hair stylists, advocate the artistic value of hairdressers and discover and support new talents. A stellar series of products has the project well underway, and now, an international creativity contest is calling submissions from progressive hair designers for the chance to fly to Amsterdam as one of seven worldwide stylists in May 2011. The Style Masters competition asks for three photographs showcasing three different looks from one haircut on one model – each created with Style Masters products. The three shots must be uploaded to www.stylemasters.com by February 28th 2011 where over 14 countries have already registered interest.

ghd launches new stylers From the people who know heat come a new pair for premium styling – the ghd Gold Max Styler (with wider plates) and Gold Mini Styler (with thinner plates). The two genius additions to ghd’s Gold Series complete the luxurious range with something suitable for shorter hair or layers seeking loose beachy waves, controlled quiffs and fringes, and those boasting length and heavy layers.

And ghd ambassador and owner of Wild Life salons, Jayne Wild is loving every moment on the salon floor and in the studio with her new favourite tools, “I thought ghd couldn’t get any better at something they have already made perfect to work with, but they have managed to reset the standard in heat styling tools with the very chic Classic, Mini and Max Gold Series Stylers. You only have to put them in your hand to feel the difference,” said Jayne. “They’re not only lighter to handle, making it easier to create more volume and movement, but they are also cooler to touch. ghd continues to deliver long lasting results, reinforcing that the ghd stylers are salons’ styling tool of choice.”

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 Halo of Health

GirlBoy has just the products to get rid of the weekend’s dirty blonde. Halo shampoo and conditioner is formulated to neutralise and counteract unwanted brassy and yellow gold in blonde, bleached or naturally grey or white hair types. Both enriched with hydrolysed wheat protein, Halo Shampoo is blessed with bamboo extract while the conditioner is lavished with lavender for a manageable result built with body and struck with shine. 1800 806 276.

 Royale with Pearl

FAROUK Royal Treatment by CHI Hair Defense System delves deep into the ages with the use of white truffle and pearl. White truffle was synonymous with wealth among early Mediterranean cultures and still remains one of earth’s rarest commodities. Here, its rich source of vitamin B stimulates proteins and amino acids and produces stronger keratin production for healthier hair. Sulfate and paraben free, the system consists of four steps: cleanse, nurture, achieve and complete. 1300 557 517.  Brilliance Bottled

Goldwell has launched a styling solution for those fed up with styling products detrimental to colour vibrancy and shine. New Goldwell StyleSign range brings out the best of colour while delivering salon quality results. Formulated with FlexShine Protect technology, each product contains a Color Protect complex built with UV filters and moisturisers for the ultimate barrier over colour brilliance.

There are six segments in the range: texture, volume, gloss, straight, natural and curl and a series of trenddriven products for high-fashion styling. 1300 135 722.  Mix of Magic

It’s sold out from France to the USA and is now stealing the limelight in Aussie salons. Yes, Kérastase Paris has once again upped the definition of luxury for hair with new Elixir Ultime – its first versatile beautifying oil enriched with a complex of four precious oils: Pracaxi, Argan, Maize and Camelia. The concoction boasting ample quantities of vitamin A, E, F, Omega 3 and 6 equates to a five-star product that can be used as a pre-cleanse, pre-blow-dry and finishing product. 1300 365 552.

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 The French Shower

Instant Rockstar have introduced a quick and easy way to roll straight from the gym to the office, office to a function, or function to family breakfast.

However you’re inclined, Dirty Weekend is a dry shampoo that will revitalise and refresh without weighing hair down. Prolong the life of your style (and weekend), add volume and texture to thin hair and choose from a Light or Dark to suit your shade. Dirty Weekend is up for blending with any Instant Rockstar styling product for a fresh look. www.instantrockstar.com

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 Simply Sublime

L’Oréal Professionnel has launched two additions to the Série Expert Solar Sublime range – every blondy’s ultimate ally. New Solar Sublime after-sun nourishing shampoo for highlighted and sensitised hair and new Solar Sublime after-sun nourishing conditioner are plump with essential fatty acids, high in solubilised oil and contain the line’s signature Mexoryl S.O. UV technology.

The result is intense nutrition and reinforced protection without the weight. 1300 651 141.

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 Luxe to Luminous

Leaders of the luxury finish, Moroccanoil launches the new Luminous Hairspray. Designed to style hair with hold, a light mist of this ideal spray assigns a reflective shield against humidity and frizz while imparting the gift of strong yet subtle-to-touch hold.

Infused with the signature Moroccanoil fragrance, Luminous Hairspray leaves hair with a healthy shine minus the sticky residue. 1800 882 174.  Weightless Brilliance

Awapuhi Wild Ginger by Paul Mitchell’s advocate of a firm yet natural finish, Finishing Spray is the perfect product for soft, sexy style that lasts. Delivering on the Awapuhi system’s promise to ‘treat hair from the inside out,’ this hero of the ultimate finish is colour safe and features proven ingredients to restore dry, damaged hair. Hair will be left with flexible, touchable hold and killer resistance to humidity. 1300 365 350.  Gen Tex

A style member of the new Shiseido Design TEX range, Design TEX 33 is coined ‘Floating Sensation’ thanks to an ability to create silky light, natural movement. The range is designed to take hair beyond styling and into a mode of strong expression - with Shiseido, every hair has its place. (02) 9719 1418.

 Smooth Operator

Closing the gap between women with not-soluscious locks and those inflicting envy with thick, glossy tresses, Matrix introduces the new Biolage Smooththérapie range. Boasting the silky botanical serum of Camellia, the lineup including Deep Smoothing Shampoo, Ultra Control Deep Smoothing Masque and Deep Smoothing Serum is specifically built to control frizz throughout humid months and replenish moisture throughout drier hair types. 1300 656 247.

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