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Spring
2009 Hair Style & Color Forecast
from Stylist Rex Dador and
Colorist Michelle Vance of Tom Brophy Salon
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Spring's longer days and warmer weather often prompt women
to make a hairstyle and color change to usher in the new
season. This Spring, fashion forecasters predict several
new lengths for hair as well as more natural looking hair
color.
According to Rex Dador,
Stylist at Tom Brophy Salon in Beverly Hills, "Cuts
are getting shorter--pixie length--like that of
Rihanna or
Victoria Beckham,
and we will see lots of bobs such as
Taraji P. Henson's
graduated bob look at the 2009 Oscars.
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"Bobs are timeless, versatile and can be easily modified from
trendy to classic by cutting layers or leaving the hair one
length." For long hair, Dador foresees fuller bangs or fringe.
"Jessica
Alba wears this look on the March
Elle magazine cover.
Bangs add edge to long hair and they are cut much fuller this
season."
Given the tight economy, Dador
recommends finding ways to extend the life of a haircut. For
example, he suggests asking your stylist for a complimentary
bang trim in-between hair cuts.
"That way, you can go a bit longer
without having your hair cut twice." Dador also recommends
conditioning treatments for longer hair.
"Moisturizing treatments help to keep hair healthy
by
preventing split ends from traveling up the hair shaft. This
extends the life of the hair cut, meaning less time and money in
the salon."
According to Michelle Vance,
Color Specialist at Tom Brophy Salon, "Spring is the time
to stay away from very dark colors, and go lighter. Select
colors that are bold but natural, such as the golden-beige tones
Kate Winslet had at the
Oscars.
"This Spring is all about
looking natural and effortless, with blended color," Vance says.
"For redheads, I recommend lots of copper tones, and for brunettes,
lots of cool chocolate tones. To ensure natural results, make
sure your colorist weaves the hair instead of slicing the
sections."
To keep color maintenance costs in check,
Vance recommends keeping
hair optimally conditioned.
"The better condition your hair, the
greater longevity of the color," she says. "In essence, less
time and money spent in the salon." Vance recommends using
products that contain UV & thermal protectants as the weather
gets warmer in order to prolong hair color and prevent fading.
Finally, if budget allows, Vance recommends splurging on a
longer-lasting, in-salon conditioning treatment.
"These conditioning hair treatments can
further prolong hair color and minimize color fading. A
customized treatment such as
Collagen Hair Therapy offered at the
Tom Brophy Salon is
designed to restore and repair any type of damage, improve
elasticity and strength from inside out."
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The Tom Brophy Salon offers a variety of specialized services
including a three step hydrating treatment, scalp cleansing
massage, and straight perm/retexturizer. For more
information call 310.858.8780
or visit
www.tombrophyhair.com.
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