Vedere Magazine March 2013
Thoughts From The Editor Alyssa C
Dear Readers, We have another wonderful Special Edition and this time for Hair Designers. I am totally honored to have three of the best Hair Designers in the industry grace the cover. We have Amanda Cassidy World Hair Champion who has received several medals competing around the country with her beautiful hair creations. This year for 2013 she is competing in Argentina for another medal! If you think that’s amazing we have Thomas Shelton Voted Washingtons DCs top Hair Designer for two years in a row( His work is on our cover) 2011-2012 and is competing for this 2013 slot. His work has been in Style Magazine, Face Magazine, NLM Fashion Magazine and many more, his work is truly amazing. The icing on the cake for this cover is Washington DCs most amazing female Hair Designer Kyndra Turner. She truly amazes me. She is so sought out from people all over for her work, when we chatted she was landing from a trip and within a couple hours she was sending me her work before catching a train home to end the with a super designer working her magic on a client till midnight . This woman is a powerhouse and when you see her amazing work you will see why. I would like to Thank Kennesha Walker of Miwa designs and Graphics for designing our beautiful cover. I know you all will love this issue as much as we do!
Happy Reading! Alyssa C Beauty Editor This issue is for Robin Nicole.
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Lara B ridger
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Maxine Lyvers
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Kathie Hale
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Martha Howard
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Juan S anto s
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Credits
This page and previous page images: Model Dana Cline Hair and Makeup me Photographer : Keith Gillan
Thomas Shelton
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Thomas Shelton Hair Design 14 Years Experince and Not Looking Back.
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When I started I use to look up to my first manager, she had so much confidents, she was amazing and always pushing me. VM: Favorite product line: TS: I do have a new favorite product line that I recently started using and I love it. It’s called Living Proof and the company is big into science and have won many awards and I love that no matter what your hair type they have something to make your hair look it’s best. Living Proof is where Science and Hair care collide . VM: Do you specialize in anything in specific. TS: I really enjoy doing hair. I love all aspects of doing hair Color, cut, Fantacy updos, I also spealize in curly hair. VM: What is your favorite service to perform. TS: I love to do updo or wedding styles that really gets my creative juices flowing. VM: What is your favorite cut? TS: My favorite cut is the Victoria Beckham stack short in the back and longer in the front VM: What’s your favorite hair magazine to read… TS: I really don’t read any hair magazines most the time I surf you tube and watch hair cut videos to keep me ahead of the game.. I love hikari shears they are the best. They are very expensive but you have to invest in your tools . VM: What would you recommend to new people in the business? TS: To new comers I would recommend them take advance classic cutting from graham webb . Graham webb has taught me so much even after I completed school. VM: What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? TS: I love JKS it’s a line that has only been out a few years it won best color by Launch Magazine 2012. I use it and love the results I get. VM: With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights whats your favorite and least favorite? TS: I love doing the hombre tech. it’s fun to do. I love doing color so I don’t believe I have a least favorite. VM: If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer living or deceased who would it be? TS: Sam Villa I’ve been watching a lot of his you tube video and I love his work and when he teaches something he really makes it simple and easy to do. VM 7
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Amanda Cassidy
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Amanda's Studio 4 Hair Manassas, Virginia
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Years : 30 VM: When You started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise?? Stylist when I first got started I looked up to Ann and Gary Bray from Huntsville Alabama the Masters Salon VM: Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? My favorite product lines: AquageRusk. And why. Non sticky great holding products with not a lot of build up and some are sulfate free. VM: Do you specialize in anything specific? ( Coloring, Cutting, Perms etc) Specialize in: corrective color, foil hi lighting and bridal styling I am a master hair colorist VM: What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? Favorite service.: Color services What gets my creative juices flowing : Attending hair shows and seminars continuing education , traveling all over the world and competing in hairstyling competitions, educating others VM: What is your favorite style to cut and why? Favorite styles to cut : short hair bobs , pixi, crop I feel a woman who can wear a short hairstyle shows confidence, strength and a really sharp sense of style . VM: Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to read? Hair magazines: American And modern Salon VM: Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right tools ( such as a great pair of shears) My advice on shears. Rusk makes a series of shears they are designed with open grip, wich keeps your hand in a more relaxed or neutral position that allows you more control but less stress on your hand. Just say no to carpel tunnel ! VM: We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just VM 11
starting what classes would you recommend? To stylists starting out my best advise is find continuing education, advanced color and cutting classes. Attend hair shows and seminars After 30 years color is 80 percent of my income, it helps with client retention. Give a client great hair color with an amazing cut, they wouldn't dare stray to another stylist . VM: With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights whats your favorite and least favorite? Trends I love : finger waves pin up girl hair trend I hate. The Mullet !!! VM: If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer living or deceased who would it be? If I had a chance to work with any celebrity stylist it would be Ann Bray her credits include master stylist , hairstylist of the movie Hunger Games Ann and her Husband Gary Bray were my trainers for the European Hairdressing Championships in 1983 , it was my first international hairstyling competition I had ever been in. The USA was represented. By student team of five members, a professional team ladies female models , and gents male models to represent the USA at the European championships In Sweden USA won the gold in all divisions and I won the silver medal in long hair design. At the age of 19 I didn't appreciate or realize what special gift the Brays had given me till a lot later in life, I said one day I wanted to be on that professional team , and some day I want to be the team trainer well 30 years later and hundreds of trophies and medals I'm proud to say I have been on 6 USA teams in such places as Seoul Korea , Berlin Germany ,Milan Italy , Paris France Athens Greece and in the USA in Chicago I was also selected as USA Team Trainer for the past two World Hairdressing Championships I am a 3 time medalist in the European championships and a 3 time medalist in the World Hairdressing Championships . Being part of that team in 1983 honestly changed my life forever. VM 12
Kyndra Turner
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Salon Aidya VM: How many years you have been a Licensed Hair Designer? KT: 20 M: When you started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise? KT: Vidal Sasson but of course VM: Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? KT: Paul Mitchell has always been a favorite because of the many products they offer. I work with all hair types. VM: Do you specialize in anything specific? (Coloring, Cutting, Perms etc) KT: Cutting /coloring and hair weaving
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VM: What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? KT: Hair cutting VM: What get your creative Juices flowing? KT: I get inspiration from everywhere. So I can see a tree and be inspired by the color of the leaves or the actual shape of the tree.. VM: What is your favorite style to cut and why? KT: Bobs. They can go from classic classy to edgy and shattered a bob is timeless VM: Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to read? KT: Modern Salon and Behind the Chair VM: Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right tools (such as a great pair of shears). KT: There are so many brands out there it may get confusing for someone. Ask a stylist that they admire and assist and build from that. VM: We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just starting what classes would you recommend? KT: Classic cutting and hair coloring.. Anything that will build a strong foundation. VM: What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? KT: I’m a fan of Clairol and Wella VM: With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights what’s your favorite and least favorite? KT: Least favorite would be skunk highlights...favorite I’m liking the Ombre but in non traditional colors like platinum to pale pink .or black to teal
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Lara Bridger LGB Hair D esigns
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How many years you have been a Licensed Hair Designer? I got my license to do hair in April of 2005, so almost 8 years. But for 3 years prior to that I worked as a shampoo girl and then an apprentice. I have been licensed in both Virginia and Texas. When you started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise?? When I started doing hair I don't know that I looked up to one particular stylist. I was an apprentice in a Redken salon and so I followed their platform artists closely. For about the past 6 years I have been absolutely facinated with Tearsheet owner and Redken Artist Giovanni Giuntoli. I am so excited to be attending one of his workshops in May. Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? I wouldn't say that I have a favorite product line but I definitely have favorite products. My top 3 products would have to be Neuma Styling Mousse, Redken Spray Starch 15, and TiGi BedHead HardHead Hairspray. Neuma Mousse will give even the finest hair texture and body but I think what I love most is the fact that you can use it on dry hair too. It is great for revitalizing your second day hair and because of the texture it gives the hair it provides a great foundation for formal styling. Spray Starch is a heat activated spray that I could not function without. It gives hair an amazing memory whether you are curling or flat ironing. I think I have 2 bottles in my travel kit at all times so that I don't run out. And HardHead is the best finishing spray I have come across. I always ask for style approval before I spray because once I do it is not moving. I have even had girls sleep in their styles and wear it the next day! Do you specialize in anything specific? ( Coloring, Cutting, Perms etc) My specialty is formal styling. I fell in love with braiding and twisting hair as a child and now pride myself on the cleanliness of my styles and the fact that they are done to last through the whole party. What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? My favorite service to perform on a client other than formal styling is color. I love that it is something that can be relatively easily changed as often as wanted when done with the correct professional products. I have some clients that we never do the same thing twice in a row. What get your creative Juices flowing? Being in a fun and energetic room really gets me going. I think that is why I like weddings so much. Everyone is full of energy and happy and smiling. Besides I get to take them from just rolled out of bed to ready to walk down the isle. It is all about them in that moment. What is your favorite style to cut and why? My favorite style to cut would probably be the stacked swing bob. It lets me be OCD about every move I VM 22
make. My beauty school teachers used to pick on me for having trouble letting go of the perfectionist in me. Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to read? I like to read Behind the Chair. They have a facebook page and I always find myself clicking their links and pictures to read the how to? or what would you do? Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right tools ( such as a great pair of shears). There are so many brands out there it may get confusing for someone. I highly recommend going to a show where you can touch and feel everything. It has to be a tool that you are comfortable using and it doesn't always have to be the most expensive out there. It is great to talk to other stylist and find out why they like what they use or if they have something they don't like. For me my curling and flat irons are my go to things. I want them to be sturdy and comfortable in my hand and have the longevity to be on for hours at a time and heat consistently. We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just starting what classes would you recommend? I recommend that you go to education yearly. I typically go to one hair show a year and then do local classes and now most companies offer webinars too. What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? Redken, it is what I was trained on; I love their education and the end results you get when using their color. With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights what’s your favorite and least favorite? I really like hidden panels of color that peak out from under a layered cut. I probably least like ombre because I see so much that is poorly done walking around. If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer living or deceased who would it be? David Stanko, a Redken artist that has always been fun to watch on stage. I can only imagine how he is in the salon.
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Maxine Lyvers
Eimaj Spa and Hair S tu d i o
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VM: How many years you have been a Licensed Hair Designer? ML: This will be my big 1 0th year anniversary in May! VM: When you started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise?? ML: My first year out of cosmetology school I worked under Melba Harrell. She is my biggest mentor and is still someone I look up to today. VM: Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? ML: Davines- It’s a Family own Company from Italy They use renewable energy, Very Eco friendly, they use the highest quality ingredients, and truly care about out the world we live in. They have all products to fit both mine and my clients’ needs. VM: Do you specialize in anything specific? (Coloring, Cutting, Perms etc) ML: Color and cut, I like to have my hands in it all! VM: What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? ML: A Precision Classic bob. I love the form, movement and challenge since every head is shaped differently. VM: What get your creative Juices flowing? ML: I love when a client comes in and gives me full artistic license or creative control on their hair style and color. VM: Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to read? ML: I like a lot of British Hair magazines. They're very fashion forward and ahead of the trends. VM: Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right tools (such as a great pair of shears). ML: There are so many brands out there it may get confusing for someone. Don't try to go out and buy it all at once. Build slowly with good quality tools. Hair shows are the best place to feel out shears and other tools that best fit you. I use Hattori Harnzo Shears they are reasonable and you can make payments. VM: We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just starting what classes would you recommend? ML: Cuts - Learn to Mix all the Basics Forms. Don’t worry about the trends. Work on perfecting the classics! VM: What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? ML: Davines Mask. Its color conditioning ingredients create amazing, long-lasting color while keeping the integrity of the hair. VM: With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights what’s your favorite and least favorite? ML: favorite is Flamboyage. It's a way of coloring / highlighting hair that give the most beautiful dimension or natural highlight to the hair. My least favorite is the reverse hombre, where the hair is lighter color on top and fades to darker color on the bottom. VM: If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer living or deceased who would it be? ML: Sharon Blain, She does the most beautiful work I hope one day to take one of her workshops! VM 26
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Salon Daniel McClean Virigina
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VM: How many years you have been a Licensed Hair Designer? SB: 23 years VM: When You started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise?? SB: Trevor Sorbie VM: Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? SB: Wella and Loreal VM: Do you specialize in anything specific? ( Coloring, Cutting, Perms etc) SB: Everything VM: What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? SB: Cut and color VM: What get your creative Juices flowing? SB: imagination VM: What is your favorite style to cut and why? SB: Depends on the shape of the face of the client VM: Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to read? SB: American salon VM: Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right tools ( such as a great pair of shears). SB: There are so many brands out there it may get confusing for someone. Jewell its sharp and comfortable VM: We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just starting what classes would you recommend? SB: Cut and color classes VM: What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? SB: Wella and Loreal because the result shiny and cover gray hair VM: With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights whats your favorite and least favorite? SB: Ambre is my favorite VM: If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer living or deceased who would it be? SB: The dove VM 31
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Kathie Hale
Sweet Salon
VM: How many years have you been a Licensed Hair Designer? KH: 13 years VM: When you started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise? KH: Vidal Sassoon and Robert Cromeans. I love how precise Sassoon is and the architectural quality of his hair design while Robert is more off beat and free with his. I try to use both philosophies in my work. VM 33
VM: Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? KH: I have several that I like to use for different things. The most effective line I use consistently though, is Aquage. I love the performance of the products.
tools (such as a great pair of shears). KH: There are so many brands out there it may get confusing for someone. Ask a lot of questions and try before you buy. Otherwise, you end up with multiples that you don't need.
VM: Do you specialize in anything specific? KH: I specialize in color and working with fine hair but I also love doing updos.
VM: We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just starting what classes would you recommend? KH: That depends on what your specialty/interest is but as long as you are open to learn, knowledge is never wasted.
VM: What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? KH: My favorite thing to do for a cogent is a cut and then a VM: What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? KH: My favorite, and I've used many, is Matrix So Color & color service to enhance the cut. Color Sync because of its consistent performance and predictability. I'm looking forward to working with Matrix's VM: What get your creative Juices flowing? new line, Color Insider. KH: So many things inspire me but mainly nature. VM: With all the trends out there with Color and VM: What is your favorite style to cut and why? Highlights what’s your favorite and least favorite? KH: My favorite style to cut is the graduated bob. I just KH: I'm living the trend of using vivid colors. My least love the lines of the cut. favorite is the dip dye. VM: Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to VM: If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer read? living or deceased who would it be? KH: Salon Today and Short Hairstyles KH: Vidal Sassoon VM: Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right
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Alyssa C
M aster Makeup Artist
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Martha Howard
Leidan Mitchell Salon & Spa VM: How many years you have been a Licensed Hair Designer? MH: I have been a hair designer for 23 years VM: When you started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise? MH: I admired the late and great Vidal Sassoon. VM: Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? MH: I like Bumble and bumble styling products because they are wonderful for editorial work and I also like Keracare products when I’m working on multicultural hair. VM: Do you specialize in anything specific? ( Coloring, Cutting, Perms etc) MH: I specialize in Cutting, Coloring, and Chemical services. VM: What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? MH: A haircut I would say would be my favorite because it can totally transform anyone’s look. VM: What get your creative Juices flowing? MH: I am passionate about fashion, so I always look to the runways and magazines to see what’s new. Color inspires me too. VM: What is your favorite style to cut and why? MH: I like to cut bobs because they are like what the “white blouse” is for fashion…classic. It never goes out of style and you can always punch it up with beautiful color. VM: Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to read? MH: I like to read trade publications like Modern Salon and I also like Sophisticated VM 39
Black Hair magazine. VM: Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right tools (such as a great pair of shears)? MH: There are so many brands out there it may get confusing for someone. I would tell them to do research with the major manufacturers, for example if they were looking for a flat iron, they could research FHI, Chi, and Infrashine. Shears is something you have to feel for to determine what you like. I have distributors that always notify of the latest and greatest. VM: We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just starting what classes would you recommend? MH: I would advise to take tons of coloring classes, haircutting/ styling classes and business classes because the industry changes rapidly. VM: What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? MH: I like Goldwell because the color makes the hair shiny and healthy after the service and for the stylist they have great continuing education. VM: With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights what’s your favorite and least favorite? MH: My favorite is combination of redviolet and copper highlights. Can’t say that there’s a trend I don’t like because to me you can take something from any technique and/or trend and make it your own.
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VM: If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer living or deceased who would it be? MH: I would have loved to have worked with Vidal Sassoon. Living hair designers would be Carla Ross, Vivienne MacKinder and Patric Bradley
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Juan Santos
Miguel's Beauty Salon (Freelance) VM: How many years you have been a Licensed Hair Designer? JS: 16 years
VM: When you started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise? JS: Gabriela Mujica, who was the owner of a hair Salon I worked at in Mexico City VM: Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? JS: In cosmetics M.A.C. because it’s of great quality for a great price. The pigmentation of their eye shadows is amazing. In hair products L’Oréal Professionnel Série Expert’ because it is one of the most complete hair care system I have ever seen. Their portfolio of products will cover any hair need. VM: Do you specialize in anything specific? (Coloring, Cutting, Perms etc) JS: I like to think that I am versatile enough to declare that my specialty is enhancing beauty. Rather than specializing in one area of the industry I take on the task of keeping updated with new trends in hairdos, coloring, cutting, and makeup. VM: What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? JS: Make-overs, because I love watching the expression on their face as they see a new them revealed before them in the mirror. It is amazing how a haircut, new hair color, and some makeup bring out someone’s beauty. VM: What get your creative Juices flowing? JS: Visualization. I visualize my models face, the concept we are working, and my imagination does the rest. VM: What is your favorite style to cut and why? JS: Razor cuts. Razor cuts give you the perfect texturized, soft, and deconstructed finish. Razor cutting can give effects that scissors just can't. My clients love it and request it, especially when they are looking for a modern and stylish hair style VM 43
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VM: Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to read? JS: Yes, “Salon� VM: Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right tools (such as a great pair of shears). There are so many brands out there it may get confusing for someone. JS: I would advise them to not fall in the price tag and name brand game. A lot of people assume that because the price tag is higher it will for sure be better, and though that sometimes is true, you can always find a great pair of shears for a great price. The important thing is trying them out and making sure you work comfortably with them, almost as if they were an extension of you. VM: We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just starting what classes would you recommend? JS: I think the most important thing for someone starting off is to determine what they want to specialize in. My favorite for haircutting techniques is Pivot Point; they are just amazing in my opinion. For advance education in hair color, I would recommend Redken
VM: What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? JS: Redken because its line is so vast that I am always able to find what I need for every client, regardless of what their needs are. VM: With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights what’s your favorite and least favorite? JS: My favorite is still the hombre hair. My least favorite is full-head highlights VM: If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer living or deceased who would it be? JS: Nicholas French VM 45
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Alisia Anderson
David Gerard Salon VM: How many years you have been a Licensed Hair Designer? AA: I just received my license in December of 2012. VM: When you started to do hair who did you look up to stylist wise? AA:Tenille Anaya. She graduated from school just ahead of me. She had an amazing confidence when doing hair. And always did an awesome job. VM: Do you have a favorite Product line and why do you like them so much? AA: Aquage and Pravana.....They both promote healthy hair and are designed well for easy styling. VM: Do you specialize in anything specific? (Coloring, Cutting, Perms etc.) AA: Short cuts. VM: What is your absolute favorite service you love to perform on a client? AA: I love doing extensions. VM: What get your creative Juices flowing? AA: When someone tells me to do whatever I want on there head. It’s basically a blank canvas. So many possibilities. VM: What is your favorite style to cut and why? AA: Pixie! I love doing precision cuts. And the reaction from the client is always so much fun. VM: Do you have a favorite Hair Magazine you love to read? AA: I love the short hair style guide magazines. VM: Students who are in Cosmetology School graduate with the same school kit they started with so what advice would give someone who wants to start finding the right tools (such as a great pair of shears). AA: There are so many brands out there it may get confusing for someone. I would just recommend
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trying out as many sizes and brands you can before settling. I'm still searching for that right fit. VM: We in the business know the importance of continuing education in the Salon/ Spa industry but for those just starting what classes would you recommend? AA: I definitely recommend foil placing classes. You think you know it till you start doing it in the salon. VM: What is your favorite Hair Color line to use and why? AA: Paul Mitchell.....I feel like Paul Mitchell's color line is richer in color and doesn't fade as fast as other brands I have used. VM: With all the trends out there with Color and Highlights what’s your favorite and least favorite? AA: My favorite trend right now is the Ombre'. I have fun separating then blending the colors together. I don't really have a least favorite. I enjoy playing with all the latest trends in both color and lightening. VM: If you could work with one Celebrity Hair Designer living or deceased who would it be? AA: Vidal Sassoon. He was a very artistic stylist. I look to his designs when I need inspiration.
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Credits
Thomas: Cover Photo Also Photographer Annie Nguyen of Marcus Kirk Photography Photographer Darque Room , Darque Room Images www.DarqueRoomImages.com Photogapher Adrian Herrera Lightkraft Photography, Washington, D.C. Makeup Melissa Michelle Models Stephanie Ly, Leslie Rhianna, Asher Trevino, Kessler Phoenix, Thomas Nikramat, Michele Lee, Shelley Tidmore Spa Logic Amanda: Photog info: Nate Tyler, nate-tyler.com Makeup Artist: Felicia Gray www.bthartistry.com Model Michele Lee Kyndra: Photographer Naiffer -Romero Photography http://www.naifferphoto.com Models NyNy, Brittany Athey, Carla Reed, Lara: Make Up Artist: Terin Murray Lara Bridger Headshot – Photographer: Jessica Maida www.jessicamaida.com Photographer: Mike Boycourt (MBS Photography) http://www.mbsphoto.net/ Models Jennifer Harrison, Emily Carroll Tressy Coats Maxine: Ryleigh flemming Mua Maxine Lyvers Photography by Shannon Moffit Macye Wysner and Ryleigh Flemming Mua Maxine Lyvers Laura Rivers Mua Tiffanie Hudson Park Photography by Shannon Moffit Photography Model Amanda Adams Mua Tiffanie Hudson Park Photography by Shannon Moffit Photography Alyona Zherylova mua Sarah Peake Photography by Mae Photography Simon: Photographer Simon Bechara Models: Juelle Chester, Nancy Cantine, Devi Chome
Kathie: Makeup Artist: Felicia Gray www.bthartistry.com Photographer: Damon Wilson of Meta19: Photography LLC Studio: Telegraph Ave Studio Model Janet Duckworth- MUA Jennifer Lynn, Model & MUA Kyris, Model Marissa Candelaria MUA Jennifer Nobel Martha: Photographer Cedric H. Jones, Creative Director Cedric Jones Photography http://cedricjonesphotography.com MUA Sesen Meskel Models Shawn Collins, Crytzal Madera, Erica Moore Juan: Makeup & Hair Juan Santos email: consultorenbelleza@gmail.com Photographer Cedric H. Jones, Creative Director Cedric Jones Photography http://cedricjonesphotography.com Models: Holly L.Travis, Stephanie Sotelo, Brittany Boysel Alisia: Makeup Artist: Jennifer Lynn Photographer: Damon Wilson of Meta19: Photography LLC Studio: Telegraph Ave Studio Model Kyoto Kawasaki, MUA Alisia Anderson, Model Carly Conroy, MUA Jennifer Lynn Vedere Magazine, VedereMag.com and VM logo are copyright and Trademark MichaelMeadowsStudios.com 201 1 -201 3 All images and stories are copyright of their respective creators and protected under U.S. and International copyright laws. No reproduction, electronic posting or altering of the magazine or it's contents is permitted without written permission ofVedere Magazine and the content creator. Vedere Magazine does not guarantee color reproduction in printing process. Vedere Magazine cannot by held liable for miswording, spelling errors and/ ommissions in the creation of the magazine. All images, text and ideas have been submitted with the agreement the person submitting was authorized to do so and has the applicable permissions of all portrayed in images and text. There is no employer/employee agreement formed by appearing in Vedere Magazine, it is done at will by the submitter of the work for publication and self promotion purposes only. No compensation has been promised or agreed to unless done in writing before the publication date. All persons submitting agree to hold Michael Meadows Studios and Vedere Magazine harmless for any damages that be caused by appearing in the publication online or in print. All requests for more information can be directed to: publisher@vederemag.com Vedere Magazine Copyright 201 1 -201 3