It’s almost the end of the year… A wonderful festive time filled with love and warmth. Even though most of us will be under home confinement this New Years’, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t dress up and look as stunning as we would going out. To serve you, we have curated a step by step ‘How To’ guide for the Classic French Roll. With New Year’s Eve celebrations on our doorstep, it’s a good and easy recipe to know. We love delivering styles classic enough for your mother, and stylish enough for you. It is truly a classic style that never goes out of date, perfect for all ages too! This week, in preparation for the new year, Iles Formula’s journal shares with you the Iles Formula’s Hair Ideas: A Perfect Guide to Modern French Roll Hairstyle For New Year’s Eve because it is the perfect “go-to” hairstyle for any woman of any age. What You Will Need
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Classic French Roll Hair by Kyle David Malone 1. For the classic variation of the French Roll, follow these steps below – extracted from wikihow.com 2. Begin by directing your hair to one side and securing it with bobby pins the way they are stacked in this image. 3. Next, hold the hair in the palm of your hand and begin to twist the hair up towards the top of your head. Twist the hair tight so that it is secure. Once the hair is twisted tight it will coil and form the roll. 4. Depending on the length of your hair, you may have long ends that are left beyond the twisting. If this is the case with your hair, simply fold those ends down and tuck them underneath the roll. 5. Once you have tucked the ends, you can take some hairpins and use them to secure the roll into place. To secure tightly, take the hairpin and place it horizontally on the edge of the roll. Place the ends of the hairpin through the roll towards the left ear, and then rotate the pins back in the direction of the right ear. This will secure the roll tightly to ensure it stays all night. Use hairspray if you prefer a bit of hold. 6. When you are finished, you can add a bow, broach, some pearls, or an accessory to decorate the hair if you prefer. To see more of our hair accessory inspirations, click HERE. Modern French Roll 1. For the Modern French Roll, the technique is somewhat similar, but it is created a little bit quicker because you just begin by twisting the hair. You do not have to pin the hair first. In addition to that, the hair is more about the texture and less about a smoother finish. Allow bits to drop out and you can even rough it up a bit when you have secured everything into place. Take a peek at the steps below from @twistmepretty. Whether you are going for the classic roll or the modern roll, you can detail and finish your hair to your preference. See another version below for shorter hair length where there is no length to roll. This super glamorous style will work with jeans and a blazer or a nice cocktail dress so it’s a very versatile option for your hair.
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Eufora Men’s Team Co-Lead and barber extraordinaire, Dana Caschetta, knows when her clients are starting to feel a little fatigued and is a pro at helping them switch up their personal style. “Even short men’s cuts can be flexible if you know how to craft a smart cut so that the wearer has multiple style options,” says Cashetta. “Most men who visit a salon or barber expect a lot of mileage from their cut, so I focus on the shape of a classic fade. Shape can mean just as much as length and blend… if not more. This is where I can truly customize a look to suit a face shape, head shape, and hair texture. If you want to build in versatility so that your client can create different shapes and styles, then there is no such thing as a ‘basic fade.’ It is always custom, and product choices are key in creating the final looks.” To demonstrate Fade Flexibility, Dana styled different looks all easily do-able for the model at home, post-shoot. Strong Silent Type To create this confident and modern take on the Caesar, HERO Firm Hold Gel was worked through clean, dry hair, then combed through to shape and define the waves, providing super shine without crunch. Killer Casual To show off wave and texture in an effortless manner, Caschetta used a cocktail of HERO Molding Paste and Power Pomade. To avoid unnatural looking hold, Caschetta says to always apply the cocktail to damp hair using fingertips, then gently blow dry with low heat and push the hair in an upward direction. Each style brings a different personality to life. A timely message from the Eufora Men’s Team - anyone can choose to change their mind, mood and attitude if looking for a fresh outlook to emerge! Credits Creative Direction and Hair: Dana Caschetta and Omar Ahmed Photography: Ron Ulip, Freshly Cut Film Model: Bryan Malyck, Q Management From Modern Salon
According to stylists, short hair is making a comeback for spring! IGK Co-Founder Aaron Grenia and R+Co Director of Content Adam Federico are both predicting shorter styles will be a trend this season. While colorist and R+Co Collective Member Richy Kandasamy is predicting cinnamon brown and low-maintenance shades to continue into 2021. See below for their insight and inspiration images they’re looking to this year. The Very Short Bob “I think we’re going to see a lot of short hairstyles, especially very short bobs – under the ears. Something like you see on Mathilda in the movie Léon. I love this look because it has the most effortless cool factor.” – Aaron Grenia The Shift “Specifically, for spring 2021, we’re forecasting a shorter hair comeback. I like to think that the trend will be shorter hair with longer, disconnected lengths through the top including varying lengths and textures. I like to call this haircut the Shift as its ability to have versatile styling options, from something edgy and raw, to extremely polished and sophisticated. The idea with this is that the haircut can be finished to suit the individual’s personality and meet them for who they are within that day. This is a haircut we are also pushing through R+Co again, forecasting trends and the future.” – Adam Federico Cinnamon Brown & Low-Maintenance Shades “I predict that we are going see a lot of sandy and cinnamon browns, and overall, more naturals and low-maintenance shades. We are seeing clients coming in with 6-7 months’ worth of regrowth and the clients want to work with their natural hair. For a lot of clients, this has been a positive reset and they want to embrace their natural hair color or stay as close to their natural color as possible.” – Richy Kandasamy This is from ModernSalon
A Glimmer of Hope A Shot of Hope A Dose of Hope A Jab of Hope A Path of Hope A Sense of Hope Hope for Spring Signs of Hope I’m guessing you’re picking up on a theme here. Hope. With more and more people receiving their COVID-19 vaccinations you can almost feel a sigh of relief. The last year we’ve been holding our breath, doing all we can to keep ourselves safe, trying not to jeopardize anyone else’s health, and praying we don’t mess up. As frustrating as it’s been at times, and our patience stretched thin, we have done a very good job. We’ve even learn a few new things about ourselves. One thing we’ve learned is that WE can do this. Yes, WE. The collective whole. The pressure relief valve is beginning to naturally release. We must remain diligent a little while longer. If we do, we will see this thing through to the end. So, YES, I am very hopeful today. ++++++++++++ It seems like every month I’m looking for articles to share with you there is another “trend” for *fill in the season*. The fun part for me, as a hairstylist, is that I learn something new from each of those new “trends”. And for you, and you might not even know it’s happening, I pass along little bits and pieces of those “trends” to you while you’re having your hair done. Women’s hair is “trending” short and sassy for Spring. Whether it’s a very short bob (OK, not for everyone) or lots of texture and disconnection there’s a shift happening. Versatility will be key. Men’s hair, while all over the place lately (long, short and somewhere in between), still trends toward a classic fade and tapered haircut. They are timeless, sophisticated, and versatile. Oh yeah, they're versatile, too. With warmer days ahead, those of you with longer hair will be wanting to get it up off your neck. I found a great “How To” guide for a French Roll hairstyle. The best part is the messier the twist the better. With just a few bobby pins, a wrap and a roll (maybe a little texture spray), and you're done. Round brush? Square brush? Boar bristle brush? Paddle brush? WHAT!?!? I have something that will hopefully help you find the right brush for your hair type. I also have articles for you on physical signs you might be more stressed than you realize, finasteride and depression, and the “Rachel”. As always, I am available by email, text or phone if you have any questions or concerns. Looking forward to seeing you soon! Be well. Take Hair! AND #MaskUp 😷 What's Inside This Month
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