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A differenza dei loro colleghi d’oltremanica che hanno tutti (o quasi) un’agenzia di PR, la maggior parte dei parrucchieri italiani vogliono farsi pubblicità solo GRATUITAMENTE !!!
Non fanno progetti di pubblicazione se non sul pettegolo Facebook, non tengono contatti con le riviste di settore se non per essere pubblicati GRATIS, non fanno operazioni di diffusione dei volantini o depliants, non hanno un sito decente… etc.

Con tutti i corsi di MK che questi parrucchieri fanno, non hanno ancora imparato che bisognerebbe assegnare una percentuale sul fatturato alla pubblicità/comunicazione ?... e si lamentano se il cassetto piange !

Suzie McGill and Dylan Brittain, Artistic Directors of Rainbow Room International, are proud to present the Culture Collection: strong geometric outlines with internal movement fused together with graphic colour capturing the essence of millennial youth culture. Inspiration for this collection was taken from classic haircuts and the Art Team put a twist on them looking at architectural haircuts, interior texture and complimenting colours.

HAIR: Suzie McGill & Dylan Brittain @ Rainbow Room International – UK
Collection: Culture
Ph: John Rawson
Make-up: lan Nguyen-grealis
Styling: Jared Green

People from diverse cultures are privy with the fact that their superficial appearance or “face value” will matter a lot while stepping ahead in life. This commonly accepted trend is what helped the global cosmetics market to make more than US$ 200 Bn by the end of 2015. These cosmetic products get further categorized as fragrances, hygiene products, or skin care products, among others. In their midst, colour cosmetics have also been in great demand across several parts of the world. But, in the years to come, the demand for colour cosmetics is likely to decline.

Lack of quality: colour cosmetics available in retail outlets have been tainted with allegations that render them chemically adulterated. Manufacturers are also struggling to provide organic and natural colour cosmetics as procurement of such ingredients comes at high costs. Low profit margin: apropos the manufacturing costs, colour cosmetics are cost-intensive products. Ingredients or raw materials used for production of colour cosmetics have volatile prices. This leaves the manufacturers with marginal profits upon sales. Limited shelf life: the extended period taken for colour cosmetics to reach to their customers has given rise to incidences of outdate product delivery. Consumers are miffed with short shelf life of colour cosmetics, which is impacting its sales.

In the report, titled “Colour Cosmetics Market: Global Industry Analysis and Opportunity Assessment, 2016-2026,” the global market for colour cosmetics is presently valued at nearly US$ 50 Bn, and is anticipated to exhibit growth at 4.8% CAGR, surpassing US$ 79 Bn by 2026-end. In terms of consumption as well, the market will show a sluggish growth at 3.3% CAGR, and will account for global sales of little less than 5,000 Mn units towards the end of 2026. In this ten-year forecast period, North America is likely to stand out as dominant region, procuring over US$ 20 Bn by the end of 2026.

Besides North America, the colour cosmetics market in Western Europe and Asia-Pacific excluding Japan (APEJ) region will also account for a major chunk of global revenues. Alternatively, the demand for colour cosmetics is projected to grow in Latin America, Eastern Europe and Middle East & Africa as these regions are anticipated to register steady revenue growth by exhibiting value CAGRs above 5%. Spanned across various regions in the world, companies such as Kose Corporation, Amway Corporation, Mary Kay Cosmetics, Chanel SA, L’Oreal SA, LVMH (Moet Hennessy – Louis Vuitton), Estee Lauder Companies Inc., Revlon Inc., Shiseido Co., Ltd., and Coty Inc. will be recognized as key players of the global colour cosmetics market.

Consumers are increasingly striving for physical and spiritual fitness. Manufacturers and brands can now take maximum advantage of this trend and develop innovative cosmetic and body care products for customers who are keen on active pursuits. The market researchers at Mintel Beauty & Personal Care forecast that ‘active beauty’ will have a crucial impact on the cosmetics and skin care industries in 2017. The demand for new products, which support a healthy lifestyle and fitness, is more important than it ever was, given that consumers are now participating in more and more sporting activities. 48 % of German consumers would be interested in body care products, which help to regenerate their bodies after sport. 46 % of Spanish consumers are excited by the idea of fragrances that enhance the efforts they put in when exercising. 53 % of Italian consumers indicate that body care products, which increase and prolong the effects of sporting activity would appeal to them. And amongst French consumers, 36 % show an interest in sports clothing which gives off skin care products or fragrances in response to changes in body temperature.

As Mintel indicate, several brands and manufacturers also recognise the ‘active beauty’ trend. According to the market researchers, they will, in future, be investing more in innovative products, which cater for the needs of consumers who take part in active pursuits. The experts assume that the developments will lead to products that maintain their effectiveness in extreme conditions and protect hair and skin both from dirt and from UV and infrared light. The market researchers are also predicting care products that react to body temperature, sports apparel that measures the temperature and levels of hydration of the skin and then sends data about ideal care requirements to a smartphone app, or via a DNS-based analytic system, to create a personalised sports and beauty programme.

For brands and manufacturers, who would like to take advantage of the ‘active beauty’ trend, it is important – so say Mintel – that information about the effects of the products makes clear why and how these products are different from the ones in the normal portfolio. With protective formulae and practical packaging, it should also be possible to meet the wishes of sophisticated consumers for functional, multitasking products.

Musicians have been known to inspire generations of people with their personal style, including their unique hair and fashion. I wanted to create a multilayered collection of the different genres that have connected fashion to the world of music over the years. Men’s grooming is very strongly influenced by music and that in itself creates diversity, strength and individuality. Specifically, I took inspiration from the classical, rock n’ roll, Britt pop and Southern American / country music genres. Music genres create cult followings and styles that men gravitate to which I think is exciting and has already changed men’s grooming trends. Technically, I have incorporated strong lines and structural disconnections throughout the haircuts to create a modern edge for my men’s collection. Men’s hair should be technically based, not over-groomed or contrived. Working with the models’ character, I selected the music story that best reflected their personality.

HAIR: Paul Masci – AU
Collection: Hox
Ph: Andrew O’Toole
Make-up: Malisa Masci
Stylist: Jay Frederickson
Colourist: Paul Masci

Cette collection, comme son nom l’indique, est inspirée par le soleil et ses effets sur la chevelure. L’ envie de lumière et de contraste naturel avec effet racines et longueurs éclaircies dans différents tons de blond très ensoleillé et des coiffages décontractés et pourtant stylisés qui accompagneront facilement et pour toute circonstance la femme d’aujourd’hui.

HAIR: Eric Sammartano @ Laurent Legal – France
Collection: Sun Effect
Ph: Daniel Pister
Make-up: Mélanie Di Salvo
Salon: Eric & Laurent

HAIR: KAM Hair and Body Spa – UK
Collection: Graphite
Ph: Jack Eames
Make-up: Maddie Austin
Styling: Clare Frith

I consumi maschili nel settore beauty, cresciuti esponenzialmente nell'ultimo periodo, oggi pesano sul 30% del fatturato complessivo annuo.

Uno de canali di maggiore diffusione dell'estetica maschile è il settore "barber".

Dal dettaglio dandy all'eccesso hipster, i cosmetici dedicati a barba e baffi hanno occupato una larga fetta dei consumi maschili con una spesa di 163 milioni tra saponi e prodotti per la barba e 350 milioni per profumi e fragranze (+ 2,7 % rispetto all'anno precedente).

Le aziende propongono shampoo e balsami per barba, gel di definizione, balsami e butter ammorbidenti.

La barba, curata e ben definita, è il nuovo indicatore di status per un uomo che si prende sempre più cura di sé.

In ANTEPRIMA ESCLUSIVA
l'elenco dei TOP HAIRSTYLISTS 2017:
i Migliori Parrucchieri d'Italia

La preziosa selezione raccoglie, come sempre, i Saloni che si sono distinti per professionalità, accoglienza, servizi, rapporto qualità/prezzo.

TOP HAIRSTYLISTS 2017 sarà distribuita anche in edicola gratuitamente, in allegato a STILECAPELLI  hair luxury look di maggio, la rivista di moda-capelli d'avanguardia !

PIEMONTE
AL - Tortona - ANGELO GIORDANO
NO - Borgomanero - LUIGI BURATTI
TO - Rivarolo Canavese - PETTINATO LUIGI

LIGURIA
GE - Genova - TOP HAIR
IM - Imperia - EQUIPE SAGLIETTO

LOMBARDIA
BG - Grumello del Monte - FRANCESCO STILE
BS - Desenzano del Garda - ROBERTO LORENZONI
BS - Iseo- ENRY'S I PARRUCCHIERI
BS - Sellero - ACCONCIATURE FASCINO - NADIA ARMENI
CO - Como - DANIELA VACCARO
LC - Lecco - CHRISTIAN COLUCCIO STILISTA - PUNTO MODA
MB - Monza - STEFANO CONTE
MB - Varedo - NAIF
MB - Vimercate - PARRUCCHIERE GIANNI
MI - Milano - ADORE' MILANO
MI - Milano - ALDO COPPOLA
MI - Sesto San Giovanni - FULVIO FURCAS
VA - Busto Arsizio - STILE ITALIANO
VA - Gallarate - MY WAY 9.9
VA - Lonate Pozzolo - STUDIO LINE
VA - Varese - NOTTURNO BACKSTAGE

VENETO
PD - Camposampiero - BAUFIBER
TV - Mogliano Veneto - NEW STYLE CERVESATO
TV - Montebelluna - ANTONELLA PARRUCCHIERI
TV - Motta di Livenza - GIORGIO PARRUCCHIERI
TV - Pieve di Soligo - GABRIELLA VIEZZER
TV - Visnadello - H&CO PARRUCCHIERI
VE - Blessaglia di Pramaggiore - CINZIA PARRUCCHIERI
VE - Mira - GRIFF PARRUCCHIERI ESTETICA
VE - San Donà di Piave - SALONE ALESSANDRA

EMILIA ROMAGNA
BO - Bologna - ALBERT EQUIPE
BO - Bologna - ROCCO PARRUCCHIERI
BO - Bologna - TIMMY 
FE - Ferrara - PIERPAOLO DI CECIO
FE - Ferrara - YUFORIA HAIRSTYLIST
MO - Marano sul Panaro - L'ANGOLO LA PARRUCCHIERIA 12
MO - Modena - IMMAGINE BY CARLA BERGAMASCHI
PC - Fiorenzuola d'arda - GIOVANNI HAIR FASHION
PC - Piacenza - REALITY BY FABIO
PR - Parma - ROBERTO GOZZI PARRUCCHIERI
RA - Lugo - FEDERICA TRERÉ
RE - Castellarano - AVANT GARDE PARRUCCHIERI
RE - Reggio Emilia - JAMES TRAINING CENTER

TOSCANA
AR - Arezzo - ATELIER EGIDIO BORRI AREZZO
AR - Arezzo - LELLA PEPE
AR - Montevarchi - ATELIER EGIDIO BORRI
AR - San Giovanni in Valdarno - SABRINA BY EGIDIO
AR - Sansepolcro - GOCCE MODA CAPELLI
FI - Firenze - MARA BY EGIDIO
FI - Firenze - GINO DE STEFANO HAIR DESIGNER

UMBRIA
PG - Perugia - ATELIER EGIDIO BORRI
PG - Perugia - MARCO & MARCO BY EGIDIO

MARCHE
AN - Senigallia - DANILO PERLINI
FM - Fermo - HAIRDRESSERSANDBEAUTY
PU - Pesaro - ANTEO STAFF PARRUCCHIERI

ABRUZZO/MOLISE
TE - Alba Adriatica - EDDY PARRUCCHIERI
TE - S. Onofrio a Campli - EQUIPE VINS

LAZIO
FR - Anagni - VALERIO HAIR STYLE
LT - Fondi - JERRY STYLE - GOGEN
RM - Monte Porzio Catone - DECAMANO STAFF
RM - Roma - ACCONCIATURE PIETRO GALANTE
RM - Roma - GOGEN
RM - Roma - HAIR STUDIO ROBERTO CARMINATI
RM - Roma - IDEE X LA TESTA
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - PRATI - INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - SAN GIOVANNI
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - CORSO FRANCIA
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - PRATI
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - EUR
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - CAMILLUCCIA
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - PORTA PIA
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - PRATI FISCALI
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - DON BOSCO
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - EUR
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - TUSCOLANA
RM - Roma - I SARGASSI - ANG. VIA VENETO
RM - Roma - LE TESTE AD ARTE
RM - Roma - LINEA MODA PARRUCCHIERI

CAMPANIA
AV - Ariano Irpino - JOSE' SAMELE MAESTRO D'ARTE
BN - Benevento - ANGELO ISCARO
CE - Caserta - GIOVANSANTE HAIR
NA - Ercolano - ANTONIO IENGO
NA - Torre del Greco - PARRUCCHIERI GALANTUOMO
SA - Salerno - MARCO LAMBERTI - GOGEN

PUGLIA
TA - Taranto - ANGELO LABRIOLA ART DELUXE SPA

CALABRIA
CS - Cosenza - HAIR CLUB
CS - Cosenza - ORRICO STYLE
CZ - Lamezia Terme - PARRUCCHIERE PINO
CZ - Lamezia Terme  - PINO CORTESE

SICILIA
PA - Palermo - GP PARRUCCHIERI
PA - Palermo - PIERRE
PA - Palermo - PINO CIACIA PARRUCCHIERI
PA - Trappeto - BADAGLIALACQUA PARRUCCHIERI

SARDEGNA
CA - Cagliari - TONI HAIR STYLE
OT - Porto Cervo - ALDO COPPOLA

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I Top Hairstylists 2017:

GLOBElife.com il portale professionale di moda capelli sarà per la prima volta Media Sponsor Ufficiale di FIBEM: la Fiera Internazionale della Bellezza di Medellín in Colombia.

FIBEM è il punto di ritrovo per tutti i professionisti del settore della bellezza e del wellness; verranno presentate tutte le ultime tendenze in fatto di tagli, colori, make-up, trattamenti per il corpo e accessori di ultima generazione.

Tutti i maggiori espositori del Sud America saranno presenti l' 8 ed il 9 Ottobre 2017 presso il Padiglione Azzurro nella Piazza Maggiore a MedellÍn.

GLOBElife.com è già Media Sponsor dei più grandi eventi e show del panorama internazionale del settore: Alternative Hair Show (UK), Salon International (UK), Show Positivo (ES), On Hair (IT), Cosmoprof (IT), Expocosmetica (PT) e Saudi Health & Beauty (UAE).

GLOBElife.com il portale professionale di moda capelli sarà Media Sponsor di SAUDI HEALTH & BEAUTY 2017: la Fiera Internazionale del Wellness di Jeddah in Arabia Saudita.

SAUDI HEALTH & BEAUTY  attirerà migliaia di distributori, grossisti, rivenditori, saloni, parrucchieri, make-up artist e visitatori appassionati di bellezza e si terrà dal 3 al 5 dicembre all'Hilton Hotel a Jeddah in Arabia Saudita.

GLOBElife.com è già Media Sponsor dei più grandi eventi e show del panorama internazionale del settore: Alternative Hair Show (UK), Salon International (UK), Show Positivo (ES), On Hair (IT), Cosmoprof (IT), Expocosmetica (PT) e Fibem (COL).

Guests at this year’s Salon International will be able to enjoy education and some of the best hairdressing insight available – right on the show floor.

There’s three days of free shows. The Legends Lounge will also provide visitors with the chance to hear from some of hairdressing’s leading names, in an informal interview scenario.
As if that wasn’t enough, visitors will be able to enjoy shows from exhibitors throughout the exhibition, who will be hosting their ambassadors and other special guests on their own stands. In short, there’s education for everyone.

Celebrating new names
Salon International isn’t just about established names on stage; it’s also a space to celebrate the newest industry talent.
Afro Stylist of the Year, Men’s Afro Stylist of the Year and Barber of the Year sponsored by Andis and Extensions Specialist of the Year sponsored by Remi Cachet are just some of the competitions taking placed over the course of the weekend.
Competitors will fight it out on the show floor, before being crowned on stage for the very best looks in each category. This is the perfect place to see new talent, and celebrate the very best in emerging hairdressing skills.

Professional products at special show offers Product innovation is at the heart of Salon International, with more than 400 brands presenting their latest launches to a professional-only audience.
This is your first chance to see the newest developments in product technology, with 100s of exclusive launches taking place over the show weekend – with special show offers up for grabs.

Network and get noticed Salon International is packed full of inspiration – from shows and shopping, to competitions. But it’s also a space to network and find out more about what’s going on in your industry.
With thousands of salon professionals from across the globe in one space – including iconic names – browsing alongside everyone else! It’s the ideal place to get to know who’s hot, what’s happening and hear what’s affecting salon professionals all over the world.

A Bologna in questi giorni si sta svolgendo ZOOMARK International, la Fiera per il cane, l'amico dell'uomo.

Abbiamo scelto di mostrarvi con un servizio a 360° lo Stand più vivace e con più stile: IV SAN BERNARD.

L'Azienda di Spicchio Vinci, in provincia di Firenze, è specializzata in cosmetici per cani: prodotti per la toeletta, accessori, attrezzature per la bellezza, la cura e l'igiene di tutti i nostri amici a quattro zampe.

L'evoluzione di questo settore tende ad ispirarsi sempre più ai servizi di bellezza riservati agli esseri umani.

CLICCA sull’IMMAGINE ed ENTRA NELLO STAND dell’Azienda, visitandolo interamente grazie ad un TOUR VIRTUALE !

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PATRICK CAMERON, the great UK hairstylist, appeared at two of the leading European trade fairs presenting his 2017 collection, ‘Goddess’.

First stop was Top Hair in Dusseldorf, where Patrick took to the stage in the main theatre to present his ethereal ‘Goddess’ collection, first launched to great acclaim at Salon International.

After the show was over Patrick and his team headed to the airport and took the plane to Barcelona where not only was he presenting ‘Goddess’ on stage at COSMOBEAUTY, he was also presented with the Tocado Award for International Hairdresser of The Year.

The Tocado Award presentation took place at COSMOBEAUTY Barcelona. The awards recognise the greatest talents of the national and international hairdressing world and are a fantastic opportunity for professional hairdressers to come together and celebrate the creativity and art within the hairdressing industry.

The show included a parade of all the short-listed collections, followed by the announcement of the awards, which are made up of the following categories:

• New Generation Award
• Tocado Award for the Woman’s Collection of the Year
• Tocado Award for the Men’s Collection of the Year
• Avant-garde Tocado Award
• Tocado Award for Best Photography
• Tocado Award for Hairdresser of the Year

British based Patrick Cameron, known for his tremendous skill and passion for long hair, is an inspiration to so many hairdressers around the world and on the night, was presented with the prestigious Tocado Award for Hairdresser of the Year. The Tocado Award for Hairdresser of the Year rewards the work of international hairdressers and the judges proclaimed Patrick as a very deserving winner. At the awards presentation, Patrick was also given a personal thank you from Santi Torras, President of COSMOBEAUTY Barcelona for his participation in the catwalk show at the exhibition.

For Patrick, winning this award is a fantastic achievement and it highlights the respect he commands the world over for his innovative and imaginative hair work. Patrick commented, “I feel very grateful to have been chosen to receive this award. Providing inspiration, education in the latest techniques and showcasing stunning photographic collections to hairdressers globally is something I love to do and to be rewarded for that is fantastic.”

The cosmetics industry remains a major pillar of French foreign trade.

An article on Premium Beauty News explains that in 2016, the trade surplus in the cosmetics sector reached 9.2 billion euros, ranking cosmetics as the second most performant sector after the aeronautics.
“The French cosmetics industry continues to grow its international reputation by combining its strong assets, including innovation a reputation of high-quality,” says Patrick O’Quin, President of the French Federation of Beauty Enterprises (FEBEA).

However, French exports score very differently from one geographical area to the other. Dynamism in North America and Asia has offset the slowdown in other areas.

While Germany, the United Kingdom, Spain and Italy remain among the top 5 countries where France exports the most, the total amount of exports in these four countries tends to slow down.

French exports to European countries outside the European Union (-3.5%) continue to decline, mostly because of the drop of exports to Russia (-13%), which is linked to the rubble weakness that had a positive impact on local brands but not on foreign imports.

However, sustained growth in North America offset the slowdown in Europe. Exports rose in all the three North American countries: United States (+8.5%), Canada (+4.5%) and Mexico (+4%).

Exports to Asia grew by almost 10% in 2016, including China (+15%), Singapore (+13%), South Korea (+18%) and Japan (+4%). While Asia passed through some difficulties in 2015, last year marked a real recovery throughout the zone. “The growth remains strong in China despite, regulations that are not adapted to the constant innovations in this product categories,” explains the FEBEA. Asia now accounts for 17% of French cosmetics exports.

HAIR: Jonny Engstrom, Giuseppe Manco – UK
Collection: Alice in wonderland
Ph: Jonny Engstrom
Make-up: Emily Huggett
Designer: Belinda Leong

Con l'acquisizione da parte di REVLON del brand ELIZABETH ARDEN, la general manager Revlon Professional AFSOON NEGINY è stata nominata general manager Italia sia per la Divisione Consumer sia per quella professionale.

ANDREA RIGHI, già direttore vendite per la Divisione Consumer, è stato promosso direttore commerciale della Divisione Consumer e risponderà direttamente a Neginy.

The collection was really a collaboration of two different looks, coming together as one. The inspiration comes from the artist Christine Rosamond. Her simple sketches in pencil and finely detailed watercolours and oils are so soft and beautiful. She always expresses femininity, innocence and a feeling of shyness. This was conveyed in my shoot. While the collection was about simplicity, I added an edge to make people second-guess. I wanted people to ask the question “does this collection work or doesn’t it?” It is designed to encourage conversation. In order to achieve this with a twist, I incorporated an edgy ‘British Punk Rock meets Tinker Bell’ aesthetic. The hair colour in the shoot was inspired by fiction and fantasy. We wanted to push the envelope on colour, as I think the use of creative colour has become more important than ever in a shoot. The idea was again to push some creative boundaries and have that clash of freaky and ethereal, yet beautiful, soft and sexy. Different colouring techniques were used to enhance the vibrant colours and to combine the soft muted pastel hues. The colour has a definite punch to it, with an intertwined subtlety.

HAIR: Malisa Masci – AU
Collection: Rosamond
Ph: Andrew O’Toole
Make-up: Kylie O’Toole
Stylist: Elaine Marshall
Colourist: Melissa Walker

In this collection, the colours are bold and bright, worn by confident, kick-ass women who know their own minds and where they are going in life. The Bespoke Fight girl is a creative and free spirit but knows right from wrong and will fight for it. This girl deserves respect, so don’t cross her. All in all, the collection transitionally blends the existing trend in the US of bright colour with the forward trend of removing natural colour to achieve antique grey. “Together these synergise into unique, bespoke colour looks, which are my trademark,” Jodie said.

HAIR: Connaire Bailey – AU
Collection: Bespoke Fight
Ph: Jarrod Stedman
Make-up: Chereine Waddell
Stylist: Emma Cotterill
Hair colourist: Jodie Yakalis