Modern Salon - November 2007 - (Page 30)

CONTRIBUTORS “Who was your first boss?” “He was super-tough, always ran late and even asked me to mow his lawn—all for $20 a day. But he guided me to work with women who knew far more about life and hair than I did.” Gary Manuel Aveda Institute, both in Seattle, along with the salon team of Tsofia Richter, Alex Lawliss, Lindsey Wickel and Dena Malti. WHAT: The creation of Gary Manuel’s Fall 2007 trend release, “Neo-Baroque,” featured on this month’s cover and page 82. WHERE: In the Seattle studio of photographer Marc von Borstel. HOW: “Our design team, which shifts around a bit depending on interest, met to discuss the season—darker, with GARY HOWSE a bit of length for Fall/Winter. This shoot came from noticing that fashion was looking futuristic, but with more ornamentation.” WHY: The team uses its fashion images to decorate Gary Manuel Salon as well as to promote the staff, winning them accolades as one of the country’s “Best Salons” by Allure magazine and “Best Salon in Seattle” in Seattle Magazine’s 2007 Beauty and Spa Issue. WHO: Gary Howse, co-owner of Gary Manuel Salon and the “My grandfather, Eugen Ochs. He opened the first unisex salon in Germany. At 16, I started to learn styling techniques. Three years later I won the German championship, and became a player in the family business.” Owner of 17 salons in 12 German cities. Style maker and fashion enthusiast. WHAT: An exclusive shoot on the show floor and behind the scenes at America’s Beauty Show 2007 (formerly the Chicago Midwest Beauty Show), page 86. WHERE: Donald E. Stephens Convention Center, Rosemont, Illinois. PHILOSOPHY: “Every woman is a VIP.” WHO: Klaus Peter Ochs, president of Intercoiffure Mondial. KLAUS PETER OCHS “My mother. My first job was to run to the beauty supply store. At 14, I did my first shampoo. I handled my first crisis at 16 when my mom was out and two stylists had a ‘disagreement.’” Rivieres in Quebec, Clairol artistic director and artistic director of the Adam Broderick salon in Richfield, Connecticut, along with Coiffure Antete Master Colorist Nancy Marcouiller. WHAT: “Scooped,” page 90, a corrective cut and color for a client who longs to keep the length she’s abused with home color. WHERE: Photographer Roberto Ligresti’s Soho studio, on one of Lapointe’s sweeps through New York. WHY: “Not everything has to be complicated. We can keep clients happy and fix damaged hair at the same time.” WHO: Danny Lapointe, owner of Coiffure Antete in Trois DANNY LAPOINTE 30 NOVEMBER 2007 www.modernsalon.com http://www.dennisbernard.com http://www.modernsalon.com

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Modern Salon - November 2007 Contents Behind the Cover Notebook Beauty Matters Contributors New-Now-Next Modern Reports For the Chemical Specialist News and Trends Ask Beth Color Clients Your Makeovers Ask the Experts Beating Body Burn-Out American Masters: Neo-Baroque Beauty Show Scooped Modern Update The Goods Personal Style

Modern Salon - November 2007

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