Joan Smalls, resident Latina model and brunette bombshell, traded in her usual dark sleek style for touseled platinum waves. You know what they say, once you go platinum you never go back. Do you dare to take the platinum plunge like miss Smalls?
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We sat down with NYC hairstylist, Rachel Flores, to talk the trends dominating the bustling streets of New York City.
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Carole Radziwill, the resident New York Housewives politico, got a major cut & color job last night, the night of The RHONY Season 9 premiere, at ARROJO Soho.
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Hair painting has become the new it way to have highlights put into hair. Both foiling and hair painting can produce gorgeous effects and both can significantly change your natural color. The real question is do you know the difference between the two. Click the notes to get the details.
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Sombre, ombre, balayage, and dip dye are all variations on a single technique: dark roots blended into lighter and brighter ends. This fall, the softest and most subtle variation ever is emerging: progressive color. Progressive color gradually moves from a slightly darker root to a mid-tone, to a lighter hue at the ends. The melding of one color into the next is seamless, the contrast between levels minimal. It’s the softest, prettiest, and most low-maintenance ombre ever. Click the notes for more examples of this trending new technique. –– Laura Martin Click for StyleNotes →