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Night of the stars - Gala Night
September 5th 2015 - 5 pm
Salle Wagram 39-41 Avenue de Wagram - Paris

Fashion Day - Workshops
September 6th 2015 - 9 am
House of Nations 249, rue Saint-Martin - Paris

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Beautyworld Middle East 2015 marks 20th anniversary celebrations with glamourous opening in Dubai.

The 20th anniversary edition of the three-day event was flagged off by H.E. Dr. Rashid Ahmed bin Fahad, UAE Minister of Environment and Water, and Chairman of the Board of Emirates Authority for Standardization and Metrology (ESMA).

Running until the 28th May at the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre, Beautyworld Middle East 2015 features 1,450 exhibitors from 60 countries, 24 Country Pavilions, and with a 13.5 per cent increase in net exhibition space over the previous year, is larger than ever before.

In the course of our lives, we all come across art at some point. But what is art? What is creation? These are questions that the hairdressers in the Haute Coiffure Française design team are constantly pondering as they forge ahead with their avant-garde approach. This season, the design team is putting on a show that places these questions centre stage. "Come to Art": asking creators the question of creation. (Hair: Sophie BAUCAIS- Jérémy BLANC- Laurent DECRETON- Véronique DUMAZET- Cyril FOURCADE- Laetitia GUENAOU- Eric ZEMMOUR)

Inspiration: Youth is a mode. It’s an attitude. It’s engaged with newness. Experimental, changeable, rebellious and free, this collection celebrates distinctiveness.

Taking a ‘straight up’ photographic style as its theme, each cut and colour is designed as a bespoke creation and are as distinct as the wearers are eclectic. Each look is cut with precision using the Sassoon house codes, then subverted by finishing the hair in a looser fashion, almost as if the wearers had dressed it themselves.

Says Mark “I wanted to show how our proprietary methods can be absolutely tailored to the person to express their personality. I included the iconic flying hair imagery inspired by Richard Avedon, so that the cuts could be truly shown in motion. Of course I have a geometric approach to cutting, but the point is that the end result doesn’t have to be geometric. “Its the smallest details that create uniqueness.”

Hair: Mark Hayes @ Sassoon - UK
Collection: BHA collection - Youth Mode
Ph: Daniel McCourt
Make-up: Daniel Koleric
Styling: Lucie Perrier

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Looking for ideas to inspire younger clients this summer? Here there are some of the better red-carpet looks from the A-list to show you how to incorporate hair accessories for prom. Lupita Nyong’o gives a supersized bun a further detail with a jewelled ribbon wrapped around the base. Easy to replicate with trim from your local haberdasher. Brie Larson dresses up a loose, tousled bun with a glittering jewelled headband. The perfect blend of low-key hair with high-octane accessories. Kate Hudson rocks a topknot with a clip in jewelled comb – check out ASOS for similar. Georgia May Jagger pairs side-slung Hollwood waves with an oversized floral comb for an elegant look with a fun twist.

For a seriously statement look, choose something oversized like Rihanna’s glittering tiara worn over the top of a sleek hairstyle. A sleek satin turban is the perfect finishing touch to Olivia Wilde’s smooth and straight style. Fresh flowers always make an impact and Chrissy Teigen’s purple orchids are the perfect choice with her Hollywood waves – and she gets extra points for matching it to her lipstick. We’re getting warrior woman vibes from Zendaya’s studded headpiece, worn with swept-back simple waves.

The Westrow Artistic Team has unveiled its latest colour collection – Silent Fusion. Taking inspiration from the silent movies of the Twenties and Thirties and in particular actress Louise Brooks, the team used conceal and reveal colour techniques for a bold, strong, polished look that was softened to create an intricate finish. Hair was left silky and glistening, with luminous sheer panels of contrasting tones, creating hidden depths of colour within bold, beautiful haircuts.

Hair: The Westrow Artistic Team - UK
Collection: Silent Fusion
Ph: Paul Gill
Make-up: Sam Collins

Building trusting relationship with clients is one of the cornerstones for a hairdresser and it is very important to earn the trust. 6 tips of Hugh Palmer, psychotherapist:

The Sally Montague Hair Group Art Team has unveiled its latest collection: Hair Chalk. Using hair as a canvas to experiment with colour, the team carefully crafted styles to accentuate flashes of chalk painted on sections of the hair.

"The Hair Chalk collection embodies a fun element, using colour in the hair to make a personal statement. Hair Chalk allows clients to be more experimental and this collection is a showcase of the looks that can be achieved, from subtle streaks to bold blocks for a serious colour statement this season.”

Hair: Sally Montague Hair Group Art Team - UK
Collection: Hair Chalk
Ph: Ewan Mathers
Make-up: Sally Montague Hair Group
Styling: Emmanuelle Montague-Sayers

It was a case of Stockport meets LA when key members of the head office team from Sexy Hair in the US travelled to the flagship store of Alan Howard to present to educators and sales reps. Making their way from sunny California to Stockport were Sexy Hair's vice president international sales James Banville, director of corporate communications Sloane Lamartina and education manager Jenifer Pietrzak. The trio offered an insight into how Sexy Hair is perceived in the US, the impact of Marilyn Monroe as the brand's ambassador and a sneak preview of some of the forthcoming launches in 2015. James told those attending that the plan was for 20% of sales each year to come from new product launches.

Hair: Gino De Stefano - Italy
Collection: Pantone
Ph: Vincenzo Errico
Make-up: Azzurra @ Gino De Stefano
Stayling: Agnese @ Gino De Stefano
Art Director: Gino De Stefano
Color: Massimo @ Gino De Stefano

With so much to see and do at Salon International, it’s sometimes difficult to know where to start and how to make the most of your time at the event. But rest assured, it’s still the No1 destination for all hairdressing professionals and there are many great products and services, practical solutions and financial incentives you can benefit from whilst you’re at the show, ensuring you’re saving time as well as money, and that’s before we even start thinking about the education and inspiration available at every turn.

Think of what you can achieve in just one day at Salon International:

• Have your scissors sharpened by some of the most skilful craftsmen around.
• Get shopping! Whether you’re buying in bulk or stocking up your kit bag, it’s a great place to buy.
• Benefit from great at show offers and discounts.
• See launches and innovations first hand and make up your own mind.
• Try and compare product and equipment and see what work’s best for you and your clients.
• Keep up to date with the masses of free education on offer.
• Motivate yourself and your staff by taking them on a team day out.
• Get inspired by your hairdressing heroes who’ll help you take the latest looks from catwalk to client.
• Network with industry friends and peers and make new contacts.
• Speak direct to your suppliers and give them your feedback.

Molte Aziende (pellegrine) non partecipano in alcun modo alla creazione di "valore" del mercato moda-capelli: copiano, svendono, raccontano balle etc. Non fanno il minimo investimento nè in comunicazione, nè in informazione o in sviluppo prodotti. Per loro l'imperativo è tenere il parrucchiere all'oscuro il più possibile per poterlo più facilmente dominare !

Ma come è possibile far evolvere un mondo come quello della MODA-CAPELLI senza comunicare i nuovi stili, le tendenze, i gusti... per esaudire o creare un desiderio di bellezza nella donna? Ma purtroppo il parrucchiere non si accorge di quello che gli succede attorno, lo subisce.

Se vogliamo continuare a essere creativi in questo settore, bisogna sensibilizzare il parrucchiere e fargli capire che non è risparmiando (neanche sempre) qualche euro che si possa pensare di avere un futuro roseo ! Bisogna fare delle scelte, bisogna anche cambiare, bisogna fare delle valutazioni diverse rispetto al passato.

Hair: Philip Bell @ Ishoka Hair and Beauty - UK
Ph: Andrew Vincent
Make-up: Denise Rabor
Clothes Styling: Thea Lewis-Yates

Inspiration: this collection is all about creating shapes – geometric or exaggerated, the collection fuses textures and techniques, creating strong contemporary hair that is alluring and appealing. The black and white style of the photography was inspired by the Hollywood legends such as Lauren Bacall.

TIGI promised those attending its Copyright Colour Tour and intimate insight into the brand and that's exactly what was on offer. The tour kicked off at Sopwell House in St Albans and guests, were treated to a day of creative inspiration and a glimpse into how colour can add value to any salon business. Among those welcoming guests to the event were TIGI founder Anthony Mascolo, who reiterated the TIGI brand's commitment to staying professional and sticking to its ethos of being 'by hairdressers, for hairdressers'. Also there to educate and inspire guests were members of the TIGI artistic team, including global creative technical director, Christel Lundqvist and European technical creative director, Warren Boodaghians. The colour maestros demonstrated the versatility of Copyright Colour creating model looks that were both bold statement and beautifully commercial.

For their first ever awards collection, Brent Barlow and Rosie Binns took inspiration from the contrast between soft and harsh in the natural landscape around them – the land beyond.

Hair: Brent Barlow & Rosie Binns @ Ethos Hairdressing - UK
Collection: Hinterland
Ph: Jamie Cowlishaw
Make-up: Jemma Stokes

Put the date of this year's exhibition in your diary: the Show will open at 9:30 on Saturday 10th October and close at 17:00 on Monday 12th October 2015, Excel London - UK.

This three day event combines a bustling exhibition hall full of professional brands, products and services designed with you in mind. Plus free live stages, on-stand demonstrations and the opportunity to try, compare and buy, it’s a one-stop-shop for anybody and everybody that’s serious about hairdressing.

Tosatrice Professionale ricaricabile ideata per la regolazione di capelli e barba.

Descrizione Prodotto:
• Testina intercambiabile in ceramica per una taglio perfetto e preciso;
• Doppia possibilità di utilizzo con e senza filo;
• 2 Batterie;
• 5 pettini distanziatori a 3, 6, 9, 12, 20 mm;
• Micro regolazione taglio di precisione da 0,8 a 2 mm con impostazione tramite ghiera.

Hair: The Sally Montague Hair Group Art Team - UK
Collection: Atelier
Ph: Paul Gill
Make Up: Katie Humphries, Sally Montague Hair Group

inspiration:“Taking inspiration from the renowned Dutch painter, Piet Mondrian, the latest collection from the award-winning Sally Montague Hair Group, was influenced by the ‘Compositions with Yellow, Blue and Red’ series showcased at the Mondrian and his Studios exhibition at TATE Liverpool." “We were heavily inspired by the geometric shapes and block colour placement in Mondrian’s exhibition, translating this for a fashion forward, but commercial collection, using contrasting textures, parallel sectioning patterns and structured, sleek styling.” Angel Montague-Sayers, Art Director, Sally Montague Hair Group.

Hair: Cebado - España
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