Modern Salon - November 2007 - (Page 36)

NEW•NOW•NEXT HAIR TRIALS In the fifth installment of her beauty diary leading up to her wedding, MODERN’s Alicia Marantz concentrates on hair. California. The attire is black tie preferred, and the guest list approximately 250 people. We will be getting married inside. FEELING: The color scheme is chocolate brown, cabernet/burgundy, orange, greens and ivory. The vision is for it to look like an enchanted forest, lit in amber with lots of candles. Owner of Hairroin Salon in Hollywood, celebrity stylist and creator of Haute Hollywood Locks, and educator for Sexy Hair Concepts Janine Jarman, Alterna’s global artistic director and celebrity stylist Michael Shaun Corby and JPMS Master Associate Pamela Perettie took on the task. Your challenge? E-mail me your comments and critiques. Your votes will help me and the editors of MODERN choose the winning style—my wedding day ’do! Send me your thoughts at amarantz@ modernsalon.com. In our December Issue, I’ll share the tips and tricks that each of these stylists used for their consultations, ultimate style decisions and inspiration. WEDDING COUNTDOWN For Alicia’s wedding look, Pamela Perettie, with the help of Lauran Danvers and Melissa Mians, took inspiration from the idea of an enchanted forest and the shape of the dress to create a variety of updos garnished with fresh flowers to reflect the feeling of the decor. The time has come to focus on wedding day hair. I can’t tell you I’ve chosen a style or a stylist yet—in fact, that’s where I need your help. My research led me to three hairdressers from platform artist to educator to creative director, to salon owner to celebrity stylist. I gave each one a picture of my dress and a brief description of the wedding. Here are the details I shared: DRESS: old Hollywood, circa 1940s; halter, backless, cut on the bias, body conscious. CEREMONY: The wedding is in January at the Ritz Carlton in Marina Del Rey, CLICK! TOOLS Go to modernsalon.com to see all the looks created for Alicia’s wedding ’do. BODY-RIGHT IRON Here’s an idea for making a long holiday workday a little easier: a styling iron that’s designed with its heaviest element, the controls, to be attached to your belt. Corrioliss has introduced a new patented straightening iron, “SXE Skin,” available exclusively at Sally Beauty. All you lift is the slender, 1-inch straightening wand. In addition, the iron features interchangeable patterned skins, so you can “shed your skin” to personalize your straightener on a whim. The SXE Skin is also suitable for international travel. The SXE Skin is kind to your shoulder and cute, too. 36 NOVEMBER 2007 www.modernsalon.com http://www.beautyschooladvisor.com http://www.modernsalon.com http://www.beautyschooladvisor.com http://www.vancepublishing.com http://www.beautyschooladvisor.com http://www.modernsalon.com

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Modern Salon - November 2007

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