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STYLE, TRENDS & RUNWAY UNDER TONI&GUY
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BRUNO MASCOLO CEO DEBBIE WEBSTER PRESIDENT ZAK MASCOLO CREATIVE DIRECTOR
CAROLINE MASCOLO EDITOR-IN-CHIEF SAMANTHA FINLEY EDITOR-AT-LARGE LINDSAY BAKER EDITORIAL DIRECTOR AUSTIN FINLEY EDITORIAL DIRECTOR SHARAYAH QUINN MAKEUP DIRECTOR BREANNA COLLIER DIGITAL DIRECTOR ART DIRECTION & DESIGN DIANA MORA KIENAN TEPPER NOURA CHEHADE FEATURES EDITOR JEFF BRYAN FEATURES EDITOR CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS ALEX BARRON-HOUGH BRADLEY BLACKBURN SCOT & KRISTI REDMAN ELAINE TORRES-NEGRÓN ANDY LAI CONTRIBUTORS BRITTANY POTTER MR.KATE MDR STUDIO 4052 DEL REY AVENUE, SUITE 108 MARINA DEL REY, CA 90292 TO PURCHASE PLEASE VISIT SHOPTONIGUY.COM FOR AD INQUIRIES PLEASE EMAIL MARKETING@TONIGUY.COM
A NOTE FROM THE EDITOR...
Sky’s the limit Home is where every story begins. My journey with the TONI&GUY family began 13 years ago: from a receptionist in the Madison Ave location, trying to make my way through fashion school, to VP of Marketing. My path is a testimony to the ambition my colleagues and mentors alike all shared. TONI&GUY has always been about creating opportunities, and it is very evident in this issue of STRUT. Every year as this company grows it impacts the lives of our students and this magnitude shows within our own staff pushing and cultivating everyone on board to perpetually create better versions of themselves. In this issue you will find some of our academy alumni stories which speak to the power of dreaming big. New franchisees are joining the family across the nation further creating new opportunities for the T&G community. A huge congratulations to all of our Photographic Awards winners, the excitement in the room when each winner was announced was so incredibly rewarding. Also, let’s not forget the big year Stephen Jaime had - from the debut of his first collection cut in the Westside Collection, to winning Hairdresser of the Year. One important thing this company has taught me is that you don’t have to be anything other than yourself. T&G is not about perfection, it’s about showing the work of your own dedication to the unique art of your dreams that you set from day one. Even if you’re not quite there yet, you are one step closer than you were yesterday. We are all about endless opportunities, and the best part of it all is that we get to share these moments under the same roof.
Caroline Mascolo @carolinemascolo
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COAST TO COAST WITH DEBBIE WEBSTER @debbwebster
Here we grow again! Take a sneak peek at what’s new and happening in T&G world. This is the place where preparation meets opportunity, come check out our brand new locations. Who knows, your location could be featured next!!! For franchise opportunities check out TONIGUYFRANCHISE.COM.
SAN JOSE, CA
Dalena Hoang, celebrates the opening of her beautiful new TONI&GUY Hairdressing Academy in San Jose, CA in February 2016. For employment opportunities contact dhoang@toniguy.com.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA
Congratulations to Geneva Mendosa and Lauren Fernald Scaccia. They celebrated their official grand opening in October.
ALBUQUERQUE, NM
Joe LiRossi celebrated the grand opening of his new salon in February. If their Albuquerque academy is an indicator of future success, then we expect to see great things out of this new venture. For employment opportunities contact thintgen@toniguy.edu. 6 STRUT
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FORT WORTH, TX
Trent Debth and Jana Lloyd have begun build out of their new salon in Alliance Town Center, Ft Worth with scheduled opening spring 2016. Trent graduated from our Keller, TX Academy in January of last year, was a winner at the 2015 Photographic Awards for Student Fantasy and is already opening his first franchise salon, all within a year of graduation. For employment opportunities please contact tdebth@toniguy.com.
PITTSBURGH, PA
Congratulations to Robert Bazant, new franchisee in Pittsburgh who is converting his academy to TONI&GUY. The new school is currently under construction and will be opening as TONI&GUY Hairdressing Academy Pittsburgh in April 2016. For employment opportunities please contact malbert@toniguy.edu.
BOSTON, MA
Simon and Melissa Mullaly have signed a 5 year 5 salon franchisee agreement and will be opening their first location in spring/summer 2016. Simon and Melissa are currently interviewing for an Education Director to help them with their growth in the Boston market, if interested please contact smullaly@toniguy.com
ATLANTA, GA
Robert Barker and Aaron Seskin opened location #3 at Westside Ironworks in December 2015. Congratulations on your continued growth in the Atlanta market.
PLANO, TX LUBBOCK, TX
Desare Piseno, new franchisee at The West End in Lubbock, TX opened her fabulous location in December 2015.
Congratulations on being named an honoree in Modern Salon’s 2015 Excellence in Education Awards. TONI&GUY Hairdressing Academy in Plano was honored for community involvement, The Next Level, Marketing Innovation, School Culture and Technology.
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PHOTO: SCOT AND KRISTI REDMAN
Pictured Left to right: Bruno, Anthony and Zak Mascolo stand on stage at the opening of the 2015 TONI&GUY Creative Release.
C R E A T I V E Zak, Caroline and the TONI&GUY Art Team truly outdid themselves at the Creative Release this year. The ballroom at the Intercontinental Hotel in Dallas, TX was packed with over 2,000 attendees (that's 400 more than last year!). When the doors opened, the crowd rushed in to see the launch of not one, but two new projects! We introduced The Venice Project and The Desert Project combined to create the Westside Collection.
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For the first time in the compny’s history, TONI&GUY created a twopart collection. Together, the Venice Project and The Desert Project were revealed to create the WestSide Collection. The Venice Project was revealed first with it’s edgy, sea-punk style with cuts and colours reminiscent of the stark contrasts of Venice Beach, CA. Next, to the audience’s surprise, a secret collection known as The Desert Project was revealed. The Desert Project presented as a warm and inviting color palette with a natural flow of desert hues. After each reveal, the Art Team took the stage to recreate each look from start to finish, while Anthony Mascolo interviewed each team member. Both projects took the audience on a journey of transformation inspiring everyone in attendance to push the boundaries of hairdressing, both creatively and technically.
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Later that evening, the highly-anticipated Photographic Awards show was larger and more elaborate than ever before. The finalists’ and winners’ outstanding entries were displayed in combination with live model presentations from the T&G Art Team, Academy Directors and The Cut Above winners. The breathtaking exhibition created a truly electrifying experience fueled by the audience’s anticipation and energy. The element of surprise was in full effect, from a light show with break dancers, to an interactive colour segment with male models who showered the audience with vibrant paint powders. The culmination of segments ended with a final bow from the Mascolo family and Art Team, joined on stage by their children…our future hairdressers in the making!
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PHOTOGRAPHIC
AWARDS Highlighting all the winners from the 20th Annual Photographic Awards
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HAIRDRESSER OF THE YEAR Stephen Jaime
Stephen Jaime has been a TONI&GUY family member since 2008. He joined TONI&GUY as a student at the Dallas academy, and is now a Salon Education Director at the Northpark TONI&GUY salon. Most recently, Stephen was given the opportunity showcase his skills, passion, and creativity firsthand with The Desert Project, where he was a key stylist, bringing the “Lisa” cut to life. Stephen has proved to be an outstanding member of the TONI&GUY community, and we anticipate great things from him for years to come. Stephen would like to thank one of his mentors, Austin Finley, for always encouraging and challenging him, and helping him grow his skill
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TIGI COLOURIST OF THE YEAR Courtney Greenday
Courtney has been a valuable member of the TONI&GUY family for 10 years as an instructor at the Costa Mesa Academy, as well as a Senior Art Team Member. Courtney was a key member of our new WestSide Collection, providing the colour techniques for the “Jessie” in The Venice Project, and the “Olivia” for The Desert Project. Courtney would like to thank everyone on her team: academy students, art team members, and TONI&GUY for providing the platform that keeps her inspired and excited.
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1 CLARISSA PUPO Cumberland Salon Pro Makeup
2 STEPHEN JAIME North Park Salon Pro Mens
3 STEPHEN JAIME North Park Salon Pro Cut
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Dallas Galleria Salon Pro Avant Garde
5 ANGELA LUCIA Cumberland Salon Pro Colour
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2 RACHEL BRUMBAUGH COURTNEY GREENDAY ASHLAY MARTINEZ Costa Mesa Academy Pro Total Look
3 JORDAN DAVID
Santa Monica Academy Alumni Colour
4 KENDRA STRAND Santa Monica Academy Alumni Cut
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BTC EDITORS CHOICE
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Seattle Academy BTC Editors Choice Award Student Colour
2 LINDA TOMAJ
Newtown Academy BTC Editors Choice Award Student Cut
3 MARIBEL MALTOS
La Cantera Salon BTC Editors Choice Award Pro Cut
4 MOE FOSTER
Atlanta Academy BTC Editors Choice Award Pro Colour
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2 RYAN CASTLE Keller Academy Student Mens
3 TRISTEN DAVID
Santa Monica Academy Student Total Look
4 NICOLE MCNAMARA Rhode Island Academy Student Fantasy
5 TRISTEN DAVID
Santa Monica Academy Student Cut
6 ROBIN JONES Atlanta Academy Student Makeup
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2 PERIMETER SALON Best Salon Team
3 COSTA MESA ACADEMY Best Academy Team
4 DALLAS ACADEMY Best Academy Student Team
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Each quarter TONI&GUY students compete for a once in a lifetime opportunity through The Cut Above. The nationwide competition takes a unique approach to hairdressing education by incorporating students’ newly learned technical skills with creativity. This quarter was no exception as The Cut Above winner, Jamae Coonts from TONI&GUY Academy Seattle, earned the opportunity to have her mood board come to life at the 20th Annual Photographic Awards. Jamae competed against TONI&GUY Academies across the nation, winning the once in the lifetime opportunity to design and style a presentation model for our annual awards show. Past Cut Above winners Dawson Sherman and Allegra Caluori, were also invited to create a model that walked the runway at the Photographic Awards.
Q&A with Jamae Coonts Walk us through your day; from backstage prep, to model presentation to you standing on stage. My day started at 2AM in Seattle when I woke up and headed to the airport. I hit the ground running when I arrived in Dallas, there wasn’t a minute to spare. Thankfully I had the opportunity to watch Creative Release. Seeing the unveiling of the Westside Collection beforehand was truly incredible. Once the show was over, I went backstage and began prepping for the Photographic Awards. Devon Ray partnered with me to execute my vision. After I completed the model’s hair, she went to wardrobe and makeup based on my mood board concepts. When the Photographic Awards began, I went backstage with Allegra and Dawson who shared the same process on their own models. Allegra’s presentation model represented her Cut Above experience of assisting on the Venice Project, while Dawson’s mirrored the New York Fashion Week show he assisted with. As an added bonus, I announced the award for Best Alumni Cut alongside Zak Mascolo. The day flew by and was truly incredible. Out of the entire The Cut Above experience, what were you most excited about? Meeting the Art Team and working with them. They have so much knowledge and experience under their belt, learning from them was amazing. What was the hardest part of your style? The prep was easy, finishing the look was the most difficult. I learned a new braiding technique from Devon Ray right before the show. I had the opportunity to try something new so I went for it! Tell us about the vision you had for your model. The vision for my model started with a quote, “Creatively Curious”. It sparked something, being creative means immersing yourself in new experiences. Why did you decide to go to TONI&GUY Academy Seattle? I grew up as a competitive dancer and I always did the hair and makeup for my team. I never thought I could make hairdressing a career. I wanted to do something fun and artistic, so at 22, I took a TONI&GUY tour and knew I wanted to attend on the spot. I had to take time away from school for an emergency. When I returned, I pushed my self harder than ever before. I immersed myself in the TONI&GUY culture and participated in every opportunity the academy offered. The education I received at TONI&GUY gave me an incredible foundation and now I know where I want to go in the industry and how to get there. Where do you see yourself after TONI&GUY? I graduated in October and began an associate program at a nearby salon to keep learning and improving my skills. Ultimately I’m focused on styling. I’ve been working with photographers, on weddings and photo shoots. I also work with bloggers and social influencers which is icing on cake.
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Sarah Menard TONI&GUY Worcester Student
How I got on stage at Creative Release In mid-October, I had the thrilling opportunity to assist Zak Mascolo, Creative Director of the Americas, and his Art Team at the Masello Next Level Show - an annual show where local salons present their latest work. In conversation, I mentioned that I was open to a major style change. Most of my life I’ve had long hair, but I’ve been open to taking chances with my hair style. Zak jumped at the opportunity and invited me to the Creative Release stage to demonstrate a style change to one of the new WestSide looks, and I said yes! The following week, I was on stage at the TONI&GUY Creative Release! I was a little bit shy and anxious before the show, but my nerves settled fast. My experience was so exciting and if I had the opportunity, I’d do it again. This experience not only gave me more confidence, but as a hairdresser, I was able to learn tips and tricks from the very best. Zak gave me a version of the “Alex” cut from The Venice Project. I’m in love with my hair now and I plan on sticking to this cut for a while.
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totalhairdresser concept “Our students graduate as brand loyalists from our academies fully immersed in TOTAL CONCEPT and want to continue their careers in T&G salons.”
Zak Mascolo
“This idea for us was a No Brainer! There are so many hairdressers and academy alumni that are connected to the TONI&GUY brand and what it represents…EDUCATION!”
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For over 50 years TONI&GUY has been known as an education based company that departmentalizes in cut or colour. Evolution is in TONI&GUY’s DNA and hairdressing is an industry that encompasses many elements. In 2014 we felt it was time for a change and decided to give the hairdresser the option to embrace all things hair; Creating THE TOTAL CONCEPT HAIRDRESSER! The total concept hairdresser has the opportunity to create, customize, cut, and colour! The TONI&GUY CLASSICS are a complete collection of salon viable looks; each cut is paired with a custom fit colour technique. This creates seamless consultations between colourist and stylist; and simplifies the decision making process for the total concept hairdresser.
- Kevin Hardy - Stonebriar Centre
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Art Team GOES NATIONAL
The Art Team is an elite group focusing not only on education but all elements of art and hairdressing. Upon its conception, the Art Team was based out of Texas and California. In 2016 the Art Team is continuing to expand, providing additional support to teams in Arizona, Colorado and Georgia.
Areas putting effort into their Art Team deserve to be supported. We aim to give stylists across the United States the same opportunities. Collaborating with more locations aligns Art Teams across the nation with the same vision.
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Advanced Course Calendar
- Lindsay Baker, Advanced Creative Director
Costa Mesa March 13 - 14 March 20 - 21 April 3 - 5 April 10 - 11 April 17 - 18 May 1 - 3 May 15 - 18 June 12 - 15 June 26 - 28
Dallas
March 6 - 7 March 6 - 9 April 3 - 6 April 10 - 11 April 17 - 21 May 1 - 4 May 15 - 16 June 5 - 6 June 12 - 16 June 26 - 30
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Advanced Cut and Colour - 2 Day Hairdressing - 2 Day Graduation Skills - 3 Day Hairdressing - 2 Day Ombre/Baliage Techniques - 2 Day Graduation Skills - 3 Day TONI&GUY Classics - 4 Day TONI&GUY Classics - 4 Day Graduation Skills - 3 Day Ombre/Baliage Techniques - 2 Day TONI&GUY Classics - 4 Day Hairdressing - 2 Day Advanced Cut and Colour - 2 Day Progressions - 5 Day TONI&GUY Classics - 4 Day Ombre/Baliage Techniques - 2 Day Advanced Cut and Colour - 2 Day Progressions - 5 Day Teaching Techniques - 5 Day
Santa Monica March 6 - 7 April 3 - 5 April 24 - 25 May 22 - 23 June 5 - 6
Ombre/Baliage Techniques - 2 Day Graduation Skills - 3 Day TONI&GUY Classics - 4 Day Classic Colour Concepts - 2 Day Advanced Cut and Colour - 2 Day
for more information visit toniguy.edu/advanced-education
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Tell us about your TONI&GUY background? I began my career as a hairdresser in 2003 at the TONI&GUY salon in Lubbock, TX. After just a year I was promoted to Salon Director. It was the best salon in the area, with an excellent reputation. In 2010, the franchise owner decided to part ways with TONI&GUY, and I moved on to other career opportunities. It has been your vision to bring TONI&GUY back to the Lubbock market. Explain how you developed this vision and how were you able to turn your dream into a reality? I worked at a few other salons, but never felt full. I felt hungry for more. One day, I checked the TONI&GUY website just to see what was going on with the company, and I saw the franchise opportunities. I had to have it. I was determined to bring the TONI&GUY name, brand, and culture back to life in Lubbock, TX. You are opening your salon fully staffed and double shifted with 25 staff working out of 16 stations. How many staff did you initially interview and how did you attract so many hairdressers to your new salon? What was your secret? My Salon Director, Brianna and I started with a vision of who would represent our TONI&GUY. We knew we needed staff as eager and passionate about the brand as we were. Word-of-mouth spread fast with the help of social networking and my email inbox was quickly filled with resumés. Additionally, the TONI&GUY education is held in high regard within the beauty industry, so that in itself attracted numerous applicants. We met with over 45 candidates and during every interview, Brianna and I would express our pride and passion for the TONI&GUY culture. It’s one thing to work in a salon, but it’s another to love the salon you work in.
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Education is the key to success in our business. You recently took your entire new staff to our Dallas Academy for a weeklong training session. Why was this so important to you? We had initially decided to gather our team and do a hands-on training session in Lubbock. After some thought, Brianna and I decided that training in a TONI&GUY academy would provide our team with strong motivation and insight into the TONI&GUY world. Some of my team members were new to the industry and had not experienced how amazing the education was. I felt this was definitely the best decision I could make for my team. I have truly invested my heart into the TONI&GUY culture. TONI&GUY has given me the opportunity to carry out my own dream. Did you have any obstacles to overcome in the process of opening your TONI&GUY location? I overcame many obstacles during this process; some minor and some major. One day things would go smoothly, and the next day, nothing would go right. Luckily, I have an amazing support system. If I had to, I would go through this process all over again. Every worry, every tear, and every bit of stress has been worth it. My advice to anyone opening a TONI&GUY franchise: keep pushing!
Bruno’s Notes
After distributing a 20+ page booklet to TONI&GUY employees about the importance of skills like communication, leadership and customer service, I learned that few people even read it… I realized that the heavy read of a 20+ page booklet may not have been the best way to communicate a message to my audience. The number one rule in communication is to know your audience; my audience is comprised of mostly visual learners who may prefer a lighter read. So, I decided to communicate my messages through STRUT in separate pieces, so that it reaches my audience in little bits. After all, if the primary goal of communicating is to get your message across and your message isn’t reaching your audience, what’s the point? Effective communication is the key to empathy and teamwork. Communication is the most powerful tool we have, and yet, we don’t always use it. If we communicate effectively we will be able to solve problems with more ease or before they even arise. It’s important to know that your communication style may be different than that of the person you’re communicating with. For example, even though my wife and I have been married for many years and we are on the same page, we sometimes still misunderstand each other due to our different styles of communication. So how do we learn to communicate effectively? First you need to recognize your communication style. Then, assess the communication style of the person you are communicating with. In a broad sense, there are two styles of communication: direct and indirect. Direct communicators like to get straight to the point by being firm and clear and are generally good at persuading others. They will cite facts and present ideas in a more black-and-white way. Indirect communicators prefer to observe and wait before responding by asking questions and listening carefully. They understand that the more you know about another person, the more influential you can be. They are maybe more likely to use non-verbal forms of communication. Direct communicators may come off as blunt and bossy, which can make the indirect get defensive and shut down. Likewise, indirect communicators can seem emotional and boring and the direct communicators can grow impatient and stop listening. But there’s a solution! The more you recognize these communication styles, the better you will become at preventing a disconnect. When communicating with others, manage your expectations from the other person and understand that they may communicate differently than you do, which is not a bad thing. To be really well-rounded equip your communication toolbox with both direct and indirect skills.
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Weather the Weather With our simple guide towards moisture madness. By Sharayah Lee, National Cosmetic Director
LADIES, LOVE YOUR SKIN F R E A K I N ’ G E N I U S B O D Y L O T I ON $12
Keep your skin fresh and hydrated with these fun fruity scented body creams. T H E FA C E SH O P N A I L I T PA C K $3
Revitalize and moisturize stressed nails and cuticles. Serum-soaked masks slip onto the tips of your fingers to concentrate the nutrients right where you need them. D E R M A L OG I C A D RY SK I N K I T $32
This kit contains a full regimen for lackluster, dry skin. Relieve dryness and fine lines with the Dermalogica Pre-Cleanse, Essential Cleansing Solution, Gentle Cream Exfoliant, Skin Hydrating Mask, Multi-Active Toner, Intensive Moisture Balance, and an Intensive Eye Repair Cream. This will be your new season’s must have.
TA M E Y O U R T R E S S E S S- FA C T O R T R U E L A ST I N G C OL OU R $36
This hydrating serum will seal in moisture and keep your hair moisturized. For cool winter mornings you can count on this guy to help speed up your dry time. C AT WA L K FA SH I ON I STA C O N D I T I ON I N G M A SK $26
Tired tresses? Don’t despair help is on the way. The Fashionista hair mask will add moisture to lackluster hair. You’ll be as good as new in no time.
WA K E U P & M A K E U P D E R M A L OG I C A H YR D A B L U R P R I M E R $46
This lightweight non-greasy primer will be your new best friend. Minimizes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, shrinks pores and mattifies against oily shine. All while locking in optimum moisture to keep your skin hydrated. T I G I C O SM E T I C S L U X E L I P G L OSS $18
We heart this Vitamin E jam packed gloss. Natural emollients will keep your lips perfectly moist through this winter season.
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For the Gents Multi-use products to keep you looking your best in no time at all.
TA M E Y O U R M A N E B - F OR M E N C L E A N U P P E P P E R M I N T SH A M P OO $14
Refreshing active peppermint helps stimulate the scalp all while removing away dirt debris and unwanted dead skin build up. A must have for these cold winter months. S- FA C T OR PA PAYA L E AVE I N M O I ST U R E SP R AY $29
Dry hair in winter? No problem. This spray is a great source of hydration for long or short hair.
B E A R D S , S TA C H E S , A N D O T H E R S C R U F F M E N ’ S SOC I E T Y B E A R D G R O OM I N G K I T $35
Kit includes all of the essentials for a well-groomed and hydrated beard to suit all of your man-scaping needs. Beard wax, oil, grooming scissors and mustache comb in a convenient carrying tin. B - F OR M E N SL I C K T R I C K $14
Ultra hydrating pomade will keep you looking slick this season. Use it to style your stache. This is a great product to keep all year round. D E R M A L O G I C A M E N ’ S SH AVE K I T $40
This kit is a three-step regimen that takes into account beard type, hair growth pattern and skin condition. This kit includes: Daily Clean Scrub, PreShave Guard, Soothing Shave Cream, Invigorating Shave gel, Post-Shave Balm, and Daily Defense SPF15.
MAN-ICURE M E N ’ S SOC I E T Y H A N D SOM E H A N D S M A N I C U R E K I T $33
For inclement changing weather treat yourself with this pocket-sized tin full of on-the-go essentials for perfect man hands. Kit includes stainless steel nail clippers, two nail files, and hand cream.
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Photographer: Bradley Blackburn Hair: Lindsay Baker Makeup: Sharayah Lee
STREET INSPIRED TUTORIAL BY SHARAYAH LEE F OR T IGI COS MET ICS
HIGHLIGHT: Apply TIGI Cosmetics Crème Concealer in Light below the brow bone. Blend downward towards the lash line. Continue to blend with a latex free sponge as needed. COLOUR FLASH: Apply TIGI Cosmetics High Density Eyeshadow in Vanilla onto the eyelid below the natural fold of the eye with a dome shadow brush. Apply in a patting motion to set product into place. COLOUR GLOW: Have client open their eye to find the natural crease of the eye. Using a blending brush, apply TIGI Cosmetics Powder Foundation in Charm beginning at the outside corner of the eye working to the inside corner. This will create a gradient of colour, darkest on the outside corner to lightest on the inside corner. This adds depth to the eye. WING TIP: Apply TIGI Cosmetics Perfect Eyeliner in Peacock to the lash line. Begin at the center of the lashes laying the tip of the liner flat. Connect from the inside corner after achieving desired thickness. WING TIP: Apply TIGI Cosmetics Precision Black Eyeliner Pen from the outside corner of the eye to the middle; connect from the inside corner. This will add extra definition & draw further attention to the eye. EYE TIP: Have the client look down and apply TIGI Cosmetics Lash Love Black Mascara with a disposable wand. Roll the mascara down along the lash line. The added tension will curl the lashes. WATERLINE: Apply TIGI Cosmetics Perfect Eyeliner in Peacock to the waterline. Begin by applying from the outside corner to the inside corner. Fill in any spaces that need additional shading. TONIGUY.COM STRUT 35
COPY THAT COLOUR
TIGI Colourist of the Year Courtney Greenday
Looking to enhance your current colour for cooler richer tones? Our TIGI Colourist of Year Courtney Greenday is sharing a formula for you to copy that colour this season! ARTIC ICY BLONDE FORMULA Use TIGI COPYRIGHT COLOUR: The formula is based off working with 1 tube (2 oz.|60ml|58g). Pre-lighten TRUE LIGHT WHITE with 20 Vol. Tone GLOSS ½ 10/28 + GLOSS ½ 10/02 Technique: Apply global lightener application 1 to 2 times (if needed). Process for 20 minutes then mix fresh lightener and reapply. Continue processing for the additional 20 minutes. Rinse, shampoo, condition, and power dry. Apply toner and process for 15-20 minutes. Lastly, rinse, shampoo and condition.
T IGI COCKTA I LS A U STIN F INLEY NATIONAL CREATIVE DIRECTOR FOR ADVANCED EDUCATION
L OOK T O A C H I E V E These cocktails create a texturized finish with heavier separation for a worn effect and lived in textured look. P R OD U C T S & F OR M U L A S Bed Head Hard to Get – Marble Sized Bed Head Joyride – Pea Sized Bed Head for Men Matte Separation – Marble Sized Catwalk Blowout Balm – Dime Sized H OW T O A P P LY Combine Hard to Get with Joyride in the palm of the hands while utilizing the fingers to manipulate the product into the hair. Apply evenly or randomly throughout the hair to achieve the desired look. Then, combine Matte Separation with Blowout Balm using the same technique.
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Lets Get Physical. Working long hours on your feet can take a toll on your body. Loosen tight muscles and prevent future health problems with these simple exercises that you can do from your station.
LEGS AND SHOULDERS AT WORK
ARM RAISE CALF RAISES
FOR TIRED HANDS & ARMS
Strengthen calf muscles by standing with your feet together and slowly move to stand on your toes and raise your calves. Hold this position for 10 seconds.
FINGER STRETCH Make a fist with your fingers, hold for a moment, then release and spread fingers into a wide fan. Repeat 15 times.
WRIST FLEX Lay your arm flat on a table with your hand hanging off. Bend your wrist down until you feel a deep stretch, hold for 5 seconds. Bend wrist up until you feel the stretch, hold for another 5 seconds. Repeat 10 times. For added tension, put a brush in your hand while performing this exercise. This builds great forearms for blow drying! 38 STRUT
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Find two heavy objects, like large shampoo bottles and hold one in each hand. Start with your arms at your side. Engage your abs and while keeping arms straight, lift arms up to shoulder height in front of you. Repeat 15 times.
SHAKE OFF
THE WORK DAY
Relieve pain from wearing high heels with these foot stretches Lie on your back and use a strap around the ball of your foot. Lift your leg up while keeping the other leg on the ground and pull on the strap to pull your toes towards you until you feel a nice stretch in your calves and hamstrings. Hold this for 30 seconds and repeat on the other side. Stand with your hands against a wall and position your legs into a lunge. The front leg should be bent and the back leg should be fully extended. Make sure to keep both feet on the ground and slowly move your back leg closer to make the lunge smaller. Bend your back knee to keep heel on the ground. Repeat on the other side.
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HAIR LINDSAY BAKER & RACHEL BRUMBAUGH PHOTOGRAPHY ELAINE TORRES-NEGRÓN PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT OMAR PADILLA PRODUCTION DIRECTOR BREANNA COLLIER ART DIRECTION CAROLINE MASCOLO MAKEUP MEKA KLINE
THE BOB STARTED IT ALL Bobby pins gained popularity after World War I during the flapper era to hold bobbed hair in place.
ONCE UPON A TIME IN FRANCE... In 1899 Luis Marcus invented what is now known as the Bobby Pin in Paris, France. The original pins sold for 35 cents per pair.
BOB, BOBBIE, BOBBY A trademark for the term “bobbie pin” was held for a few decades by Bob Lépine after bobby pins gained popularity in the 1920’s. However, the name “bobby pin” was likely coined as a reference to the Bob hairstyle they were known for securing.
WHICH SIDE IS UP? It depends on what style you are trying to achieve. The myth is that the ridge of the bobby pin lays flush against your scalp. However, when creating some styles, like a classic bun, it can be optimal to have the ridge side up with the blade against the scalp. Think of it this way, the bobby pin will hold hair most snug on the ridge side, so evaluate what the style needs most and adjust your technique.
THE SCIENCE OF IT ALL Most Bobby Pins are made out of medium carbon steel. If you want to get scientific, that is iron mixed with .6% Carbon or Fe3C. Bobby Pins have more carbon than a paper clip to make them strong but not enough carbon to make the pins brittle. Bobby Pins are then coated with plastic to ensure they will not rust.
PIN PRODUCTION How many bobby pins are produced each year? After thorough research the answer was found inconsequential because all bobby pins manufactured are lost shortly after purchased by consumers.
BOB路BY PIN Nor th American Australian New Zealand [noun]
A thin piece of metal that is bent so that the ends are close together. Used for holding hair in place
Tips
TONI&GUY Predicts the Whereabouts of Your Lost Bobby Pins
Spray bobby pins with hairspray to get a better grip. Use a weaving motion to insert bobby pin perpendicular to hair. Flip the pin over 180 degrees and push it flush against the scalp for a secure hold.
I would imagine bobby pins are in between the seats of the DeLorean and have made it back to the future. I look forward to being reunited with them.
Facts
– Christy Kemp, Newport
They are always in the trunk of my car.
Hair pins existed in ancient Assyria and Egypt and were made of metal, ivory, bronze, and wood.
– Rachel Brumbaugh, Costa Mesa
Every bobby pin ends up between the couch cushions and eventually jams the vacuum cleaner.
The early evidence of hair pins has been found in Venus figurines.
– Lilly Steffes, Dallas
In Han Chinese culture it wasn’t until girls turned fifteen that they were allowed to wear hair pins. The right of passage was translated ‘hairpin initiation’ and marked the becoming of age when girls went from wearing braids in childhood to become young women who used hair pins.
The majority of lost bobby pins end up on the dressing room floor at major retailers like Barneys! Trying on clothes is a major contributor to the lost bobby pin phenomenon. – Debbie Webster, Marina Del Rey
It takes approximately 40 bobby pins to secure a ballerina’s bun. That means for a show the size of Swan Lake or the Nutcracker there are 6,000-10,000 bobby pins used each night.
They end up at the bottom of my pool! – Devon Ray, Dallas
I find bobby pins in the lining of old blazers. One blazer in particular has created a small hole through the pocket over time. The bobby pin has traveled to the waist of the jacket and eventually up the sleeve, with the final destination being the bottom of the cuff! It will remain there until it finds an escape through another hole.
Straight hairpins have been used for centuries. In fact, cavemen and cavewomen carved u-shaped hairpins from sticks to hold their hair. Bobby Pins are also known as a bobbing pin, kirby grip or hair grip in the United Kingdom.
– Mayra Rodriguez, Dallas
There are approximately 750 bobby pins in a lbs.
When a girl really likes a boy, she leaves them all over his apartment to claim her territory. – Breanna Collier, Marina del Rey
OPEN END
Shaped to catch hair HAIR PIN
RIDGE
Extra hair gathers in the ridge and is compressed
Open in the middle, provides flexible hold and increased volume. The length of the wire enables lose placement to secure the style. MINI PIN
EYE
Holds bulk of hair
The Anatomy of a Bobby Pin
COATED TIP
Adds comfort
CONTACT POINT
Creates a firm hold
BLADE
Slides flat across hair
Has similar characteristics of a regular bobby pin. It’s smaller in size and acts as a grip detailing small areas.
BOBBY PIN
The ability to compress hair between ridges is ideal for styles that require a secure hold or firm grip.
ROLLER PIN
Lays flat against the scalp, covers large areas and works great with dense textures.
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1. ABSTRACT METAL BOBBY HAIR PIN SET $12, URBAN OUTFITTERS / 2. MODEL BOBBY SET NEON PINK & ROSE GOLD $10, BAN.DO / 3. GOLD HAIRPINS $3, H&M / 4. BRUNCH TIME BOBBY PIN SET $95, VENESSA ARIZAGA / 5. CAMILLE BOBBY SET $3, ANTHROPOLOGIE / 6. NEON RAINBOW MATCHSTICKS $15, JANE TRAN / 7. REMINGTON JUST STAY BOBBY PINS $3, TARGET / 8. PAVÉ CRYSTAL DISC BOBBY PINS $58, MARC BY MARC JACOBS / 9. BOBBY PIN MATCH BOOK (PACK OF 50) $45, TONI&GUY
Aurora Sunglasses Spitfire $59
Black Skull Necklace Alexander McQueen $395 Black Summer Suns Scarf Alexander McQueen $395
Pointed Leather Bow Tie Topman $17
Hard Rock Life Collar Necklace Nasty Gal $58
Cienega Over-theKnee Suede Boot Jeffrey Campbell $190
Drawstring Bucket Bag Charles & Keith $73
We’re holding a funeral for your bright accessories. Transform your closet with endless layers of black and rep the black army. Show off your all black attire on Instagram with #AHWB for a chance to be featured.
Ray Black Suede Chelsea Boots Topman $90
#AHWB Wide Braided Leather Belt COS $59
Wide-Brim Wool Hat & Other Stories $85
Leather Key Holder COS $13 Jean Lofer Urban Outfitters $89
Chunky Platform Leather Shoes & Other Stories $195
Suedette Eyelet Belt TopShop $40
Go Go Go Sunglasses Le Specs $69
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Leather Collar Necklace Pixie Market $10
THIS MOMENT’S
HAIR MUSE She's got an ever-changing style, hair that's always making headlines, and she's a triplethreat. This multi-talented star is one of our favorite people to keep our eyes on.
ZoĂŤ Kravitz tress timeline
2009 Zoe wears her hair in boho waves with a face framing fringe at the Erin Fetherston Fall Fashion Week Show.
2010 Attending the opening of the Sunglass Hut in NYC, Kravitz shows off her long bob.
2011 The long bob was transformed by adding subtle highlights and a long fringe.
2012 Just like her father, the actress shows off her rocker style with this edgy new cut.
2013 Zoe debuts purple coloured hair while walking the streets of New York City.
2014 Bold and blonde! Kravitz rocks an ash-blonde bob at the Lacoste Beautiful Desert Pool Party at Coachella.
2015 Zoe attends the 22nd annual ELLE Women in Hollywood Awards with edgy ultra-long braided dreadlocks.
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Venice has been a cornerstone of inspiration for culture world-wide. Even in the midst of the rest of Los Angeles, Venice stands apart with a long-lived sense of allure and rebellion. This year’s collections of cuts and colours are reminiscent of the stark contrasts of Venice. Disconnections, offsetting internal layers and urban swag interpret the lay of the land through the Venice Project. Each look is an adaptation of the latest runway trends translated into comprehensive and wearable hair for any lifestyle. The Venice Project unleashes waves of artistic vibes that compliment TONI&GUY’s abilities to reveal how clients want to see themselves with the latest styling techniques.
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JESSIE Cut: Austin Finley Colour: Courtney Greenday
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AMANDA Cut: Om Graves Colour: Laura Pease
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DINA Cut: Mayra Rodriguez Colour: Jared Smith
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PORSCIA Cut: Lindsay Baker Colour: Dalinda Hunter
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The TONI&GUY Art team looks to the desert for its strong showcase of the variance of life, transition, and success. On one hand there is the undeniable consistency of a scorching hot sun that never seems to set. On the other the miraculous contrast of rebirth and transformation against an unpredictable backdrop. From high mountains to deep valleys, the desert leaves us with a contradictory environment that still blends harmoniously. Our collection guides you through similar topographies with seamless cuts that translate modern techniques into everyday wear. The Desert Project allows hairdressers to unite resourcefulness and versatility in a natural way. Each hairstyle combines the fundamentals of hair with the contemporary flow of modern style.
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MEGAN Cut: Zak Mascolo Colour: Samantha Finley
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AMY Cut: Eric Morales Colour: Laura Pease
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LISA Cut: Stephen Jaime Colour: Jared Smith
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OLIVIA Cut: Michelle Bermudez Colour: Courtney Greenday
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Sith Goth DARKNESS...IT SURROUNDS ME IT CONSUMES ME I CAN FEEL ITS POWER TAKING OVER I AM THE DARK SIDE Hair Makeup Stylist Photography
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Social Scene Fashion, festivals, and fuax freckles are dominating the digital space for an over the top social media centric spring. TONI&GUY decodes online trends, apps, and tech terms so you can optimize your digital impact and slay IRL. More clients. Better selfies. Everyone wins. Plus, see if you can spot your style throughout Social Scene and nail the perfect mani with your new favorite Blogger, Mr. Kate. The TONI&GUY #BlackArmy is back. We've updated the dress code and asked you to share your best allblack attire to prove that All Hairdressers Wear Black. Check out some of our favorite #AHWB posts.
SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTOR
SO CIA L FR ONT @zendaya
#FREAKYFRINGE | Rainbow hues are making headlines. The rainbow fringe invasion adds a bang to basic styles.
7 Social Media Mistakes That Wreck Your Career DEAR DIARY Posts that are ‘too personal’ are a red flag to employers that you may have difficulty working with a team. If your post is something you would feel uncomfortable sharing face-to-face with a group at a party, it should not be on social media.
SAVE THE POLITICS
#StrutOn TheStreet
It is no secret that everyone has an opinion, especially with the 2016 election around the corner. Spare the Twitter war and keep overly political comments to yourself or for debate in real life conversations.
CUT THE CURSING Professionals do not use profanity on social media. Not only does it send the wrong message, but some social platforms will block commenters through a profanity filter.
THE MORNING AFTER No matter how good you look (and feel) after a couple of rounds at the bar, do not post in real time. Save your night out photos for the morning and decide if that cocktail induced selfie still seems like a good idea.
SOCIAL MEDIA ISN’T FOR KIDS Never take or post images of other people’s children without parental permission. If you want to post a photo of a minor for social media be sure their face is obstructed.
IF YOU DON’T HAVE SOMETHING NICE TO SAY… Don’t say anything at all. Complaining about anything, especially your place of work or boss is strictly prohibited. No matter how private your social profiles are, comments made online have a way of resurfacing. GHOSTING Not having any social media profiles can cost you, especially if you are in a job-seeking phase. If you think a social media account is just a scrapbook for bad decisions, think again. Your accounts help establish your credibility and build a connection with employers before they have the opportunity to meet you.
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The first of it’s kind, Planogr.am is the most evolved Instagram planning app on the market. The highly visual Instagram scheduler allows you to plan your feed before you post. Upload images then use Planogr.am’s planning tool to rearrange photos so they are scheduled in the most visually appealing order. ENLIGHT - $3.99
www.enlightapp.com Enlight is every photo app you’ve ever needed combined into one. From beginners to iPhotography enthusiasts this app offers a magnitude of intuitive editing capabilities. Brought to you by the Israeli creators of FaceTune, this powerful app goes beyond filters and basic photo editing tools to deliver unique and artistic image enhancing capabilities.
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Snap Your Way to Success
SWAYY - FREE
www.swayy-app.com Quick, what #AHWB outfit looks best? Source the help of fellow Black Army members using Swayy. Swayy is a decision making app that sources the opinion of your friends by prompting them to vote for one of two images. From picking a new hairstyle to deciding what #AHWB outfit transitions from the salon to date night, making decisions just became easy. LIGHTROOM MOBILE - FREE
iOs and Android
Adobe Lightroom mobile is finally free for iOs and Android users. The photo editing and syncing tool is favored for making quick changes to high res photos on mobile. The standout feature on Lightroom is the white balance editing function, which corrects photos with an off cast.
PICT U R E P E R F E CT
Snapchat entered the socialsphere in 2012 and has grown from a small social media platform to an effective way to increase revenue. Due to it’s nature, Snapachat’s capabilities are best used to reach your audience in the moment. Picture yourself walking into the salon, only to find your mid-afternoon appointment has canceled. With a simple snap and extra offer, like a deep conditioning treatment, you can reach your audience with the right message at the right time and earn a replacement booking. Snapchat is most effective when used for reminders, announcements, and behind the scenes content. TIPS: You are telling a story, so get cinematic. Pan up from the base of a haircut to the roots, then take a few steps back. Go behind the scenes and show your audience the process utilizing the Snapchat “Stories” feature. Snap a before, show the tools and products you use to achieve the look, then finish with a 360ª view of your client in the chair. Stories last twenty-four hours before expiring, rather than living forever like other social media platforms. Snapchat is ruled by organic content and authenticity so have fun with your Snaps!
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Digital Dictionary Definitions for some of the web’s most confusing words to help you make sense of it all. TY-LITE
$79 ty-lite.com Beyonce’s stylist, Ty Hunter, created a phone case to capture any moment. The Ty-Lite offers three distinct LED light settings: Cool, Warm, and Brilliant to accommodate any light in any environment.
MONO SHOT
$59 monoshot.co Capture your best smartphone photos and videos with the MonoShot universal mini tripod. The MonoShot is versatile and can be arranged into dozens of setups for the perfect photo.
IBLAZR2 LED FLASH
AT T W I C T E D The act of being addicted to Twitter.
Improve smartphone photography with this powerful wireless LED Flash. The versatile iBlazr2 provides strobe or constant light with adjustable colour for iOS/Android devices and DSLR.
HAIRSPO Hair inspiration.
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I R L DI S C O N N E C T When you have more online followers than friends “in real life”. I N S TA P H I L E Someone who spends too much time on Instagram.
L I KE -B A I T I N G Requesting likes, shares or comments on Facebook to increase engagement. Facebook’s algorithm reduces the news feed visibility of like-baiting posts. T W I T T E R C A N OE A Twitter conversation that has picked up too many usernames for an actual conversation to take place.
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2016 is sure to be a year of unorthodox beauty trends, so unleash your individuality and prepare to shine.
5 . S H A DE S O F B LUE
1 . GR EAT D IVID E Embellished parts take center stage in 2016. Chains, braids, and jewels accompany the already popular glitter and rainbow parts seen throughout 2015. Hint: Hair tattoos add flare to your part without extra weight. We recommend Scunci Hair Tattoos ($4.99) found online and at major retailers like Target. Photo: Dries van Noten
2 . F UAX FRECK L ES Sun kissed skin is stealing the spotlight with a dramatic twist. Freckles mimic a youthful appearance and paired with their popularity amongst runway heavy hitters, Faux Freckles are going viral. Hint: Fake the look by using brown brow powder with a thin eyeliner brush and delicately place or sprinkle pigment across the nose and the tops of cheeks. Photo: Emanuel Ungaro SS16 3 . F R E NC H INVA SION Calling Cheri and the entire cast of Clueless - the 90’s manicure is back! The French manicure of 2016 features sharp angles and bold colours rather than the typical white crescent style of decades past. Hint: Repurpose binder reinforcement labels for a perfectly symmetrical flash of colour on nail tips. Photo: Jonathan Simkhai NYFW SS 2016
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Kickoff your 2016 beauty game with a bang. Chop your mop to form fringe that ranges from wispy to blunt. Hint: Don’t do it alone, TONI&GUY offers complimentary fringe trims between salon visits. Photo: Vogue January Cover Shoot
Blue has been deemed wearable once and for all. Lids lined in Peacock, Electric, Cobalt, and every blue in between will dominate in 2016. Hint: To perfect the trend watch TONI&GUY National Cosmetics Director, Sharayah Lee’s “Get the Look: Street” makeup tutorial on YouTube.com/toniguy Photo: Monique Lhuillier SS16
6. HEAD GAMES Headbands had their day and hair jewelry is moving in to make a statement. From the Rodarte runway to celebrities like Zendaya, adornment by way of hair jewelry is taking center stage. Hint: Try Patricia Morales Hair Jewelry on ShopToniGuy.com to add a pièce de résistance to your hairstyle. Photo Rodarte SS16
7 . G LI TTE R ATTI Glitter everywhere. Hair, lips, eyes, you name it prepare shine. Hint: Utilize lash glue or spirit gum to secure larger pieces of glitter and sequins to skin. Photo: Baja East SS16
8 . LO UD M O UTH S Bright, vampy, metallic, and straight obscure shades will take over your berry and wine lip routine of last year. Hint: Use a brow gel on the edges of lips to avoid product from traveling or setting in the lines around the mouth. Photo: Prada SS16
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BEAT Kate Albrecht of the awardwinning Mr. Kate blog and best selling book A Hot Glue Gun Mess, delivers an amazing DIY mani tutorial plus exclusive Q&A for STRUT readers.
MR. KATE FOR TONI&GUY DIY MANI
MANY STRIPES MANICURE TUTORIAL
DO IT!
The glamour of the green, metallic, and black is given depth by the natural nail peeking out in between stripes. Note: this is a tutorial for a gel manicure, as it helps maintain the gold nail tape. However, the steps are super simple to adjust to a normal manicure! Just use your regular polish and make sure to top with multiple layers of a strong top coat.
1. Apply the base coat to your nails, and cure.
PREP IT! Base Coat Green Nail Polish Black Nail Polish Thin nail brush 1/64” Metallic Nail Tape Nail scissors Top Coat Gel Polish LED Lamp
2. Paint the tips of your nails black, using a thin brush to get a straight edge across the bottom. But don’t worry about going back to clean up or even out any lines, the nail tape will eventually cover it! For nails where you intend to put green stripes, only paint the top 1/4 of the nail. For nails without green, paint the top half. 3. Dab a little green polish onto a piece of foil or paper plate. Use the thin nail brush to paint a stripe horizontally across your nail. Once the stripes are done, cure your nails. 4. Now it’s time for the tape! I found it easiest to precut a bunch of small pieces, about 3/4 inch in length, and hang them off the UV light to have handy when I needed to grab one! Place your piece of tape across the edges of each stripe, working carefully to cover any uneven edges. Once placed, use the nail scissors to trim the excess tape as close to the edge of your nail as possible. 5. Apply a generous layer of top coat, cure once more, and voila!
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Q&A What made you choose this topic for STRUT readers? Nail art is one of those things that brightens your day, especially if you're someone that works with your hands. It's hard to be in a bad mood looking down at a fabulous manicure! I'm always striving to come up with nail art techniques that look complex but are surprisingly easy to do, and this metallic striped nail art is exactly that! I think the combination of black, mixed metals and negative space is very chic. I hope the STRUT readers agree! You have an impressive resume -- designer, author, actress, lifestyle blogger, YouTube Star and businessperson to name a few! What keeps you focused while working on so many projects? Thank you! The sheer pace of it all keeps me focused on the task at hand because I don't have the luxury to procrastinate when there is so much to do. That is the nature of being
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an entrepreneur in any field, I think. I am very ambitious and I love what I do, and I know that if I'm not working my hardest, it will be hard to motivate others around me to do so. We love the Mr. Kate White Beauty Marks! Do you have any tips to incorporate them for everyday wear? I'm so glad you love them! I hand draw all of the designs with the hopes that the wearer will be inspired to get creative with styling the BeautyMarks in their own way. For everyday wear I think it's fun to add them to your hands, wrists, or even wear them as earrings. A little tiny snowflake next to your eye is also so cute for a hint of wintry romance to enhance a daytime makeup look. What is your life motto & what does it mean? Enjoy the journey. I'm always trying (and often failing) to live in the moment and enjoy this awesome life I have working with people I love (including my
business partner/husband Joey) and being around so much creativity that, in turn, inspires others. Goals are so important to keep you on track, but the moments that lead you there are what make up your life. We have to know, what is the secret to styling your signature mane? I have naturally curly hair and I highlight it, so my main (mane, haha) prerogative is taming the dryness and frizz. The benefit to curly hair is that if I blow it out a bit, usually around my face and neck with a round brush and then use a tapered wand iron, I can get a messy wavy look that lasts me a few days. The key is twisting the locks into a loose bun on the top of my head at night so I don't wake up with a rat's nest in the back of my head. If you could only share one life hack with us, what would it be? Don't stress it, just do it! So many people are paralyzed in the "I know how I want to decorate but I'm too scared" or "I love this color but it doesn't look good on me" stage of expressing themselves and life is too short! Buy throw pillows in hot pink if you want to introduce that color, or even try it as your lip color for a couple days. Really, what do you have to lose? You’re constantly on the go, what beauty item do you refuse to leave the house without? I have two very different days: the ones when I'm filming videos so I wear a lot of makeup, lashes, etc., and days when I'm not filming so I stay pretty low-mainentance. My favorite product is probably bronzer - I am a native Cali girl, I can't give up that glow! If you had to choose one, what is your all time favorite DIY project? Probably the Found Objects Headboard from my book A Hot Glue Gun Mess. It's the epitome of what I stand for with the Mr. Kate brand, to not judge but embrace the mess and create pretty things that bring you joy. What style trend are you rocking this winter? I love that bright colors are being celebrated this winter, it's a fun break from the usual dark tones you see. I love a '60s silhouette too. I'm short, so a mini dress and boots are great for my petite frame.
Where do you draw inspiration from when creating hair & beauty tutorials? I always go with my instinct first - if it's something that I want to wear or do, that's usually where I start. I also love getting inspiration from our amazing audience of readers and viewers on the Mr. Kate blog and videos (YouTube). They are a wonderfully vocal bunch whose requests often inform our content. How has your YouTube channel evolved through the last six years? Can you give us a hint on what we can expect next? It has grown immensely in the last six years since I started it very casually to host some random videos I was making at the time. It has evolved into one of our biggest platforms for the brand. We really treat it as a channel, much like on TV, and our hope is to have many more self-contained series coming out covering a variety of things in beauty, home and fashion. I love doing both large-scale series, like OMG We Bought A House and Breaking Beige, as well as the quick and pretty videos, like our beauty and stop-motion DIY tutorials. Advice time! What would you tell readers who want to start their own blog but haven’t taken the first steps? Identify your unique voice! Get inspiration from other people, but also make sure you look within to pinpoint what you want the tone and aesthetic to be for your blog before you name it and start blogging. There are some great platforms out there to host your blog, we use WordPress for the Mr. Kate site. I actually get this question a lot so I wrote a dedicated blog post to answer some of the more technical questions, you can read it here: www.mrkate.com/2013/01/30/ask-mr-katehow-do-i-start-a-blog
Pick up a copy of A Hot Glue Gun Mess for more Funny Stories and Pretty DIY Projects by Mr. Kate. mrkate.com
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Terri Holian Terri Holian, a proud graduate of TONI&GUY in Modesto shares her timeline becoming a member of the TONI&GUY family.
1991 As soon as Terri was able to walk her interest in hair was undeniable.
2002 Terri began to experiment with hair colouring when she was 13 years old.
2006 Terri started beauty school right out of high school.
2007 Terri took some wrong turns in her personal life and dropped out of beauty school.
Benjamin Miller
ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
My name is Benjamin Miller
and I’m the owner of Anchors Hair Company - a natural, hand-crafted hair product line. Part of the proceeds goes towards helping wounded veterans find therapy through barbering or hair school. I feel like hair saved me and could definitely do the same for my fellow servicemen. Anchors currently consists of three styling aid products. The most popular is called Teddy Boy Original Pomade, which has garnered many great reviews on YouTube and various blogs. It’s been featured in GQ-British, Modern Dallas, Gentleman’s Ave Magazine, and AP Magazine. My products are also in several Whole Foods Markets, and I’m continuing to expand my salon and barbershop base. I found my true love for hairstyling at the TONI&GUY Hairdressing Academy in Carrollton, Texas. I can honestly say that my experience there was life changing. At 25, I was pretty lost in life and had little confidence that I would ever attain a promising career. At that point, I had been medically discharged from the U.S. Army, had a brother pass away, and I flunked out of college. I had explored several occupations and played in a lot of bands, but I was searching for happiness in all of the wrong places. It wasn’t until I truly explored myself - my strengths and my weaknesses - that I decided to pursue a career in cosmetology. I chose TONI&GUY because they put their money where their mouth is. Every client that walks out of a TONI&GUY salon looks like they came straight from a New York City photoshoot. I couldn’t believe that in 10 months, these young students were creating such amazing avant-garde up-dos and cutting hair so fluently. After working at a top salon in Dallas, I moved to Knoxville, Tennessee and started handmaking my own hair products, while picking up few hours a week at LOX Salon where I still am today. I began donating the soaps as a way to help veterans by doing what I love. This is how Anchors was born. Attending TONI&GUY was one of the most challenging experiences of my life (and I was a paratrooper!). My journey through cosmetology has been nothing but exciting. It’s been up, down, and all around. I’ve been the happiest I’ve ever been and really can’t see myself doing anything else.
2012 Terri realized she needed to go back to what she loved and quickly enrolled at TONI&GUY in Modesto, CA and was determined to follow through.
January 2013 She won 2nd place in a student competition at the ISSE Salon & Spa Expo in Long Beach, CA.
May 2013 Terri graduated from TONI&GUY and earned her cosmetology license. She then became a T&G instructor in June
May 2015 Terri was promoted to Assistant Educational Director.
October 2015 Terri helped create an Avant Garde piece for the Director’s Cut segment of TONI&GUY’s 20th Annual Photographic Awards, and walked the stage with her finished look.
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Hi, my name is Dorian Gray aka- DooDoo and I’m a French Bulldog. My favorite things to do are go on walks, play tug of war with whatever I can find, sleep, and go to doggy daycare to play with my friends! My owner, Lauren named me Dorian Gray because she loved the novel "The picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde. My next birthday is on March 3rd and we have big plans to have a party and eat a doggy safe birthday cake because it's going to be my first birthday! I can tell that Lauren loves me so much because she always makes people look at my picture and constantly kisses me. I always get into trouble when I fart (if you know a Frenchie, that happens a lot) but I know that my Mommy still loves me.
Lauren Martin
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Hi, my name is Oliver and I’m a Miniature Long-haired Dachshund. My favorite things are going to the beach, playing with my kitty sisters, and snuggling. My owners, Brian and Bri named me Oliver because they thought it fit my sweet personality. My next birthday is on July 14th and we have plans to throw a huge celebration with all my friends. I can tell that Brian and Bri love me so much because they tell me everyday, forgive me when I get into mischief, and give me lots of toys. I always get into trouble when I chase the kitties, but I know that Brian and Bri still love me.
Bri Springer Stylist, Mission Viejo CA
Brian Aguilar Stylist, Newport Beach CA
Technical Creative Director, Atlanta GA
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Hi, my name is Star and I’m a Palomino Quarter Horse. My favorite thing to do is prance around the show arena. My owner, Sabio named me Star because he believes that one day I will be a great show horse and become the star. My next birthday is on April 21st and we have big plans to visit the top trainer in Scottsdale, AZ so I can start my professional training of being a show horse. I can tell that Sabio loves me so much because he always comes out early in the mornings to brush me, feed me, and exercise me. He also gives me juiced carrots. I always get into trouble when I buck him off, but I know that Sabio still loves me.
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Momo Riddle
Technical Art Director, Tuscon AZ
Franchise Owner, Chandler TX
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Ask Bruno
@brunomascolo
Have you ever wanted to ask Bruno Mascolo, the CEO of TONI&GUY, how he got his start in the hairdressing industry? Who his favorite fashion/hair icons are? Or how many different colour suits he owns? We asked the TONI&GUY community to submit their inquiries. Here’s what happened...
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As a huge soccer supporter myself, I’d love to know which team you enjoy watching.
Lee Caldera
I enjoy watching the Chelsea professional soccer team from Fulham, London.
Yes. As an industry role model, I look up to Vidal Sassoon. On the personal side, my mother and father are my role models. I admire the difficult choices they endured through to make life better for my brothers and me.
Is there another type of food you love eating beside Italian Food?
Sabio Viloria
Franchise Owner, Chandler
Italian is my absolute favorite. However, I enjoy eating sushi and Mexican food.
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Ashley Satterwhite
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What profession would you not like to do?
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Pauline Gaspard
Student, Costa Mesa Academy
I think that the best way is to make sure that you communicate with your clients in a way that’s effective for them, so that they feel immediately comfortable and that they are important. That way, age disappears. When you don’t communicate effectively, people reflect on what you look like instead of who you are.
An undertaker... For a chance to be featured in “Ask Bruno” in the next issue of STRUT, submit your question(s) along with your full name, TONI&GUY location, and your position to askbruno@TONIGUY.com
TIGI Talk
with Elisa Fischer GM, TIGI – The Americas
SOUNDTRACK 2 my life with Kimber Summers
Size does matter! I am sure you have all finally gotten back into the swing of things and you’re well into the New Year. I hope it’s off to a great start! As always, TIGI is here to partner with you to elevate the hairdressing industry and help you offer the very best in services and at home care to your clients and if you’re still in school, the very best education in this industry. I know it seems crazy given the weather many of us are experiencing right now, but THE BEACH IS BACK with Bed Head. This popular collection will now be available to TONI&GUY, including Totally Beachin’ Cleansing Jelly Shampoo, Totally Beachin’ Mellow After Sun Conditioner, Beach Bound Protection Spray and NEW Beach Freak Detangler Spray. We’ve put all 4 of these products through a hard-core 2 week torture test to ensure they stand up to the brightest sun, hottest heat, intense humidity, chlorine and ocean damage. Whether your clients are getting ready for a vacation, looking ahead to summer or you’re lucky enough to have beautiful weather year round, these products will keep you and your clients hair in B*!CHn’ shape! #THEBEACHISBACK Spring and Summer mean Blondes are Back, too. (okay, so thankfully for us, blondes are year ‘round) We’re thrilled to introduce 3 NEW High-lift shades for 5 levels of lift in only 35 minutes & 3 NEW Gloss and have a great Custom Blondes Collection to inspire you, as well. • 3 NEW High-Lift: 100/2, 100/21, 100/82 (previously 100/28) • 3 NEW Gloss shades: 5/07, 8/08, 9/12 Finally, the wait is over… in April, your favorite Bed Head Shampoos and Conditioners, Catwalk Oatmeal & Honey, and SFactor Smoothing Lusterizer will all be available in 1.5 Liters for use at the backbar!!! And last but not least, in April/May we will introduce our NEW Bed Head Volume Superheroes. Create volume like never before! Starting with the new FULLY LOADED Shampoo & Conditioning Jelly and create bolder, braver styles with the new BIG HEAD Volume Boosting Foam and FULL OF IT Volume Finishing Hairspray! This isn’t just any Shampoo and Conditioner, this is our most advanced volumizing technology yet! While other salon shampoos simply remove build up, this actually has UPLOADER technology which lifts the hair and gives it staying power. One of a kind volumizing conditioning technology plumps and swells hair while enabling it to absorb moisture without adding weight. Here’s to a truly remarkable 2016…#MAKEITMASSIVE All the best,
Kimber joined the TONI&GUY family 1998 as Director of Human Resources. While working full time, she pursued her law degree in the evenings, becoming a licensed attorney in 2001. Now, as Vice President of Legal, HR & Administration at TONI&GUY, Kimber works on a wide variety of matters, from strategic planning to risk management for the company. A dedicated mother of two, Kimber and her husband Doug spend their spare time on various activities with their 7-year old twin boys, including scouting, roller blading, biking, watching football and playing Minecraft.
CALIFORNIA LOVE 2Pac
DANGEROUS (BANGING REMIX) David Gu ett a fea t. Sa m Ma rtin
del amore non si sa Andrea Bocelli
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feel it Toby Mac
hold my hand H o o ti e & th e B low fish
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Kat Austin
Def Leppard
Meet Kat Austin - Admissions Director at our Costa Mesa Academy. Her secret to success as an admission Director is to always be on brand. Kat eats, sleeps and breaths TONI&GUY and is always looking for opportunities to share the TONI&GUY love! Whether going out to eat at her fave Bennihanna wearing her T&G t-shirt or when she recently saw an opportunity to get on the nightly news by running over to her fave news presenter who was on location during a fire, she is always promoting. Kat we love your passion for admissions.
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Be a Part of the TIGI Collective Team! TIGI is thrilled to announce that we are accepting new applications to expand our Collective Team! Our Collective team is made up of exceptional hairdressers that have genuine passion for the growth and development of the industry and that wish to excel at their craft. Our teams are handpicked for their skillset, drive and passion for TIGI Education!
Want to join the TIGI Collective Team? Here’s what it takes:
Must currently work in a salon that carries a minimum of 2 TIGI brands. Understand the commitment level of the TIGI Collective Program. Hold a current cosmetology license, with a minimum 2 years’ experience. Colour candidates must have 1+ years in-salon experience with TIGI Copyright Colour. Hold a valid driver’s license. Be nominated by salon owner or director. Candidate must currently be involved in education at salon or academy location.
To apply, submit the following items to uscollective@tigihaircare.com:
· Complete TIGI Application · Resume · Portfolio of your work (up to 6 photos) · 90-second video sharing with us your passion for education and Why TIGI Education?
DIRECTORY TONI&GUY SALON LOCATIONS ARIZONA
GEORGIA
ARROWHEAD TOWNE CENTER
PARKS AT ARLINGTON
7700 W. ARROWHEAD TOWNE CENTER, STE. 1010. GLENDALE, AZ 85308 623.487.8200
3811 S. COOPER STREET, STE. 1098 ARLINGTON, TX 76015 P. 817.784.0922
CHANDLER FASHION CENTER
PRESTON PARK
3111 W. CHANDLER BLVD, STE. 2210. CHANDLER, AZ 85226 480.963.7171
1900 PRESTON ROAD, STE. 199 PLANO, TX 75093 972.202.5550
SAM HUGHES PLACE
SOUTHLAKE
1520 E. SOUTHLAKE BLVD. SOUTHLAKE, TX 76092 817.310.3886
BRAINTREE
446 N. CAMPBELL AVENUE, STE. 160. TUCSON, AZ 85719 520.624.2722
SAN TAN VILLAGE
STONEBRIAR CENTRE
WORCESTER
2200 E. WILLIAMS FIELD ROAD, STE. 119. GILBERT, AZ 85295 480.812.1955
2601 PRESTON ROAD, STE. 2072 FRISCO, TX 75034 469.633.1321
6 PARK AVENUE WORCESTER, MA 01605 508.756.6060
SCOTTSDALE FASHION SQUARE
VILLAGE AT FAIRVIEW
7014 E. CAMELBACK ROAD, STE. 1244 SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85251 480.946.9550
166 FOUNTAIN COURT FAIRVIEW, TX 75069 972.549.4070
NEW MEXICO
TUSCON MALL
VISTA RIDGE
4500 N. ORACLE ROAD, STE. 331 TUCSON, AZ 85705 520.408.1555
CALIFORNIA IRVINE SPECTRUM
717 SPECTRUM CENTER DRIVE IRVINE, CA 92618 949.341.9080
2401 S. STEMMONS FREEWAY, STE. 1068 LEWISVILLE, TX 75067 972.315.8950
WEST 7TH
2908 CROCKETT STREET FORT WORTH, TX 76107 817.870.2617
TEXAS - OUTSIDE DALLAS/FT WORTH
ATLANTA
1355 ROSWELL ROAD, STE. 150 MARIETTA, GA 30062 770.565.3285
MASSACHUSETTS 727 GRANITE STREET BRAINTREE, MA 02184 781.428.3099
ALBUQUERQUE
2201 UPTOWN LOOP ROAD NE, STE. F ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87110 505.866.4489
PENNSYLVANIA ERIE
930 PEACH STREET ERIE, PA 16501 814.452.1900
PITTSBURGH *COMING SOON* 242 OAK SPRING ROAD WASHINGTON, PA 15301
NEWPORT BEACH - FASHION ISLAND
BARTON CREEK
1165 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 949.721.1666
2901 CAPITAL OF TEXAS HIGHWAY, STE. H01B AUSTIN, TX 78746 512.327.2767
RHODE ISLAND
THE SHOPS AT MISSION VIEJO
HILL COUNTRY GALLERIA
1400 OAKLAWN AVENUE CRANSTON, RI 02920 401.463.3633
926 THE SHOPS AT MISSION VIEJO MISSION VIEJO, CA 92691 949.347.8288
COLONIES CROSSROADS 1883 CAMPUS AVENUE UPLAND, CA 91784 909.981.2412
COLORADO PARK MEADOWS
8405 PARK MEADOWS CENTER DRIVE, STE. 1021 LITTLETON, CO 80124 303.706.9626
PROMENADE SHOPS AT BRIARGATE 1605 BRIARGATE PARKWAY STE. 123 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80920 719.266.9277
CONNECTICUT GREENWICH AVENUE 181 GREENWICH AVENUE GREENWICH, CT 06830 203.869.4500
FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL PLAZA
2223 N. WEST SHORE BLVD, STE. 103 TAMPA, FL 33607 813.313.4909
GEORGIA WESTSIDE IRONWORKS 1085 HOWELL MILL RD. NW ATLANTA, GA 30318 404.464.8062
NORTH POINT MALL 1097 NORTH POINT CIRCLE ALPHARETTA, GA 30022 678.624.9860
12800 HILL COUNTRY BLVD, STE. 140 BEE CAVE, TX 78738 512.263.2736
BAY COLONY TOWN CENTER 2875 SOUTH GULF FREEWAY LEAGUE CITY, TX 77573 832.226.5053
FIRST COLONY
16535 SOUTHWEST FREEWAY, STE. 1020 SUGARLAND, TX 77479 281.242.1515
HOUSTON GALLERIA 5015 WESTHEIMER, STE. 2290 HOUSTON, TX 77056 713.871.9340
1125 MAXWELL LANE, STE. 4A HOBOKEN, NJ 07030 201.876.2735
NEW MEXICO ALBUQUERQUE
8000 PASEO DEL NORTE NE STE. C10 ALBUQUERQUE, NM 87122 505.866.4489
TEXAS - DALLAS/FT WORTH ALLIANCE *COMING SOON* 8901 TEHAMA RIDGE PKWY, STE. 123 FORT WORTH, TX 76177 817.502.9777
DALLAS GALLERIA
13350 N. DALLAS PARKWAY, STE. 2050 DALLAS, TX 75240 972.991.7992
HILLCREST CROSSING 8611 HILLCREST ROAD, STE. 170 DALLAS, TX 75225 214.696.3825
NORTHPARK
8687 N. CENTRAL EXPRESSWAY, STE. 2326 DALLAS, TX 75225 214.750.0067
KELLER
1185 S. MAIN STREET KELLER, TX 76248 817.697.3037
WASHINGTON
TONI&GUY CORPORATE OFFICES
2910 WEST LOOP 289, STE. 610 LUBBOCK, TX 79407 806.785.1978
TORONTO - CANADA CUMBERLAND
128 CUMBERLAND STREET TORONTO, ON M5R 1A6 416.920.7775
TONI&GUY ACADEMY CAMPUSES ARIZONA
18336 AURORA AVENUE N, STE. 103 SHORELINE, WA 98133 206.542.1111
CALIFORNIA TONI&GUY MDR STUDIO 4052 DEL REY AVENUE, STE. 108 MARINA DEL REY, CA 90292 310.773.9057
TEXAS TONI&GUY KELLWAY OFFICE + WAREHOUSE 4251 KELLWAY CIRCLE ADDISON, TX 75001 972.931.1567
SCOTTSDALE
8939 E. TALKING STICK WAY, STE. B2, PAVILIONS AT TALKING STICK SCOTTSDALE, AZ 85250 480.270.5250
CALIFORNIA
COSTA MESA
MAXWELL PLACE
1921 PRESTON ROAD, STE. 2022 PLANO, TX 75093 972.810.6750
WEST END LUBBOCK
TOWN CENTER AT COBB
NEW JERSEY
DALLAS
SEATTLE
15900 LA CANTERA PARKWAY, STE. 25120 SAN ANTONIO, TX 78256 210.877.0413
SANTA MONICA
400 BARRETT PARKWAY, STE. 268 KENNESAW, GA 30144 770.423.0274
TEXAS
LA CANTERA
PERIMETER
4400 ASHFORD-DUNWOODY ROAD NE, STE. 2305 ATLANTA, GA 30346 770.510.4460
CRANSTON
1358 5TH STREET SANTA MONICA, CA 90401 310.451.0101 3400 BRISTOL STREET COSTA MESA, CA 92626 949.734.4044
MANTECA
1019 S. MAIN STREET MANTECA, CA 95337 209.824.8000
MODESTO
3600 SISK ROAD, STE. 5E MODESTO, CA 95356 209.521.1000
SAN JOSE
2200 EASTRIDGE LOOP, STE. 1004 SAN JOSE, CA 95122 510.209.0212
COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGS
5125 N. ACADEMY BLVD. COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80918 719.390.9898
CONNECTICUT NEWTOWN
99 S. MAIN STREET, STE. 3 NEWTOWN, CT 06470 203.426.8770
FLORIDA JACKSONVILLE
8206 PHILIPS HIGHWAY, UNIT 33 JACKSONVILLE, FL 32256 904.398.0502
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Any chocolate chip cookies really.
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It’s a must for session work
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I like to look here for fashion inspo as well as hair.
M Y Y O R KI E C H I Q U I
She’s a feisty one but I still love her. They say dogs take after their owners but I’m nice... I think.
S E LE N A
One of my favorite movies. I could watch it anytime.
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Love my Nike kicks and gear.
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It’s the spot for #AHWB
Join the family!
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