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Monday, May 30, 2011
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Redken Recalls rupturing spray mousse
The US consumer product safety commission, Redken announced a voluntary recall of about a million Redken Guts 10 Volume Spray Mousse foam cans. The aerosol container's liner can corrode over time, posing a risk of the cans rupturing and expelling its contents. The product can be identified by a lot code printed on the bottom of the can. The recall is for lot codes
32g10y, 32g11y, 32g20y, 32g21y, 32g23y, 32g40y, 32g41y, 32g60y, 32g61y,32g62y, and 32g70y.
It is illegal to attempt to sell or resell any recalled product. For more information, contact Redken, 888-241-9504 between 9am and 5pm EDT or visit redken.com
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Hair trends from matrix stylist!
Patrick McIvor, Matrix artistic director and owner of patrick mcivor color studio, expects to see a shift to high-impact, low maintenance haircolor for fall/winter 2011/12.
“People live at such a high speed these days, so providing colors that have an attractive balance between time for the color application and frequency of maintenance will be key factors in the colors women want for fall. Today, there has to be a two week grace period in refreshing color, women want and need more options for service times and frequency, and they still want impactful color,” explains McIvor.
Thanks to many like Emma Watson and Michelle Williams, hair is getting shorter. And with shorter hair comes more risk, so high impact colors, unnatural accents and strategically placed statement colors will be popular on all hair lengths. Think ends lights, underlying colors, defused color placement, mini-lifts and demi-permanent color panels. Even temporary color accents with feathers and wefts will be in style.
Hot Fall Colors
Blondes: More glamorous, no longer just a head of highlights – return of blonde on blonde and double process blondes (Reece Witherspoon, Michelle Williams, Lady Gaga).
Brunette: Move from dark and solid to dark with texture (Kate Middleton, Rachel Bilson, Olivia Wilde, Selena Gomez).
Red: The hot new it color due to fade-proof reds with new advances in technology in professional colors like Matrix Color Sync (crème demi-color) and SOCOLOR (permanent cream) formulated with HD (high def) Color Technology Red/Copper for longer lasting, more vibrant reds and coppers. (Ariana Grande, Rihanna, JoAnna Garcia, Drew Barrymore, Scarlet Johansson).
“People live at such a high speed these days, so providing colors that have an attractive balance between time for the color application and frequency of maintenance will be key factors in the colors women want for fall. Today, there has to be a two week grace period in refreshing color, women want and need more options for service times and frequency, and they still want impactful color,” explains McIvor.
Thanks to many like Emma Watson and Michelle Williams, hair is getting shorter. And with shorter hair comes more risk, so high impact colors, unnatural accents and strategically placed statement colors will be popular on all hair lengths. Think ends lights, underlying colors, defused color placement, mini-lifts and demi-permanent color panels. Even temporary color accents with feathers and wefts will be in style.
Hot Fall Colors
Blondes: More glamorous, no longer just a head of highlights – return of blonde on blonde and double process blondes (Reece Witherspoon, Michelle Williams, Lady Gaga).
Brunette: Move from dark and solid to dark with texture (Kate Middleton, Rachel Bilson, Olivia Wilde, Selena Gomez).
Red: The hot new it color due to fade-proof reds with new advances in technology in professional colors like Matrix Color Sync (crème demi-color) and SOCOLOR (permanent cream) formulated with HD (high def) Color Technology Red/Copper for longer lasting, more vibrant reds and coppers. (Ariana Grande, Rihanna, JoAnna Garcia, Drew Barrymore, Scarlet Johansson).
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