 To usher in autumn in a big way, the Ulta Beauty artistic team is launching its fall 2016 trend collection.
“Every season, we strive to explore new possibilities, and our adventurous 2016 collection brings the boldest of beauty trends for fall,” says Jen McGann, director of artistic development and training at Ulta Beauty. “Creating new collections is about fashion, emotion and evolution, and our stylists love what they do. It is our passion to provide designers with the tools and inspiration to give every guest her best look, matching their individuality.” The looks are head-to-toe concepts comprising hair, makeup and fashion. Drama is infused into traditional hairstyles with edgy colors and textures, and makeup features glam eye shades with a glowy complexion. Sombre + Spice Switch up traditional ombre by softening the line between brunette and blonde—paired with a long bob and soft texture, this look becomes endlessly versatile. Makeup focuses on warm tones like bronze lids and flushed cheeks. Ronze + Berries Bronze haircolor meets coppery red and cinnamon tones for rich ronze, which brightens complexions and is a perfect fit for fall. Berry-glossed lips pair with velvet-rich purple eyelids and full eyebrows. Baby-layage + Glam This signature Ulta haircolor technique combines balayage with babylights for a dimensional look that preserves length and movement. The team added some serious vamp with a dark lip and daring cateye that utilizes deep blues and teals to echo the night sky. Luxe Chocolate + Natural Shimmer Fall colors are the emphasis for this hair color, which uses color variations to create density on a soft, feminine shape. Fringe and carefree texture modernizes the classic pixie. For skin, stick to soft, neutral colors and dewy skin that looks naturally glowy. Click here for some Fall inspiration
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 If your hair is highlighted, your hair stylist may have recommended that you try a purple toning shampoo to keep your highlights bright. Purple toning shampoo helps keep highlights or colored hair from turning yellow or brassy. It works by depositing purple pigment onto highlighted hair. The purple pigment tones out the yellow or brassiness leaving your hair a more desired neutral tone.
It's important to note that purple toning shampoos shouldn't be used daily or even with every shampoo. Only use a purple toning shampoo 3-4 times per month, or when you notice that your hair is starting to get brassy. Over use of purple toning shampoo can result in blue, purple, or gray highlights. Although, these days that just might be your thing. Shampoos with high levels of pigment are great for medium blonde to black hair, while lighter pigmented shampoos are better for medium blonde to platinum blonde hair. If a shampoo has too much pigment for hair color, I like to cut it with a traditional shampoo using a 50/50 ratio. Pro tip: use a highly pigmented purple shampoo on brown and black hair to increase shine and depth. Also great for gray (#grannyhair) or white hair that loses its luster. It's not just for blonde hair. Click here for a list of purple toning shampoos that come highly recommended.  Teen’s shocking allergic reaction to hair dye patch test which she says saved her life.
One hour after the dye was tested the student's ears ballooned and started weeping. The next day the reaction was even worse, and she was left unable to move her neck. Doctors told Sophie Warren she would have DIED if the dye had been put all over her head. Click on the photo for the full story. What are the reactions to PPD allergy? Reaction caused by the use of hair dye in mild cases usually only involves dermatitis to the upper eyelids or the rims of the ears. In more severe cases, there may be marked reddening and swelling of the scalp and the face. The eyelids may completely close and the allergic contact dermatitis reaction may become widespread. Severe allergy to PPD can result in contact urticaria and rarely, anaphylaxis. Teen’s shocking allergic reaction to hair dye patch test which she says saved her life. One hour after the dye was tested the student's ears ballooned and started weeping. The next day the reaction was even worse, and she was left unable to move her neck. Doctors told Sophie Warren she would have DIED if the dye had been put all over her head. Click on the photo below for the full story.  What are the reactions to PPD allergy?
Reaction caused by the use of hair dye in mild cases usually only involves dermatitis to the upper eyelids or the rims of the ears. In more severe cases, there may be marked reddening and swelling of the scalp and the face. The eyelids may completely close and the allergic contact dermatitis reaction may become widespread. Severe allergy to PPD can result in contact urticaria and rarely, anaphylaxis.  If your hair is highlighted, your hair stylist may have recommended that you try a purple toning shampoo to keep your highlights bright. Purple toning shampoo helps keep highlights or colored hair from turning yellow or brassy. It works by depositing purple pigment onto highlighted hair. The purple pigment tones out the yellow or brassiness leaving your hair a more desired neutral tone.
It's important to note that purple toning shampoos shouldn't be used daily or even with every shampoo. Only use a purple toning shampoo 3-4 times per month, or when you notice that your hair is starting to get brassy. Over use of purple toning shampoo can result in blue, purple, or gray highlights. Although, these days that just might be your thing. Shampoos with high levels of pigment are great for medium blonde to black hair, while lighter pigmented shampoos are better for medium blonde to platinum blonde hair. If a shampoo has too much pigment for hair color, I like to cut it with a traditional shampoo using a 50/50 ratio. Pro tip: use a highly pigmented purple shampoo on brown and black hair to increase shine and depth. Also great for gray (#grannyhair) or white hair that loses its luster. It's not just for blonde hair. Click here for a list of purple toning shampoos that come highly recommended. |
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