Thursday, June 12, 2014

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Eugene Souleiman is one of the most influential hair stylists today, a true visionary who inspires and sets the trends that other stylists follow. His sense of humour and unique way of looking at hair permeates every avant-garde style he creates. He especially thrives to push boundaries- taking risks with both colour and length and this is most prevalent in his hair sculptures. His endless stream of ideas and constant experimentation means he is continuously evolving and creating. “People should have fun with hair,” says Eugene “It grows and changes all the time. And it’s only hair, really.” 

His career began in 1982, when by chance, a job placement centre led him to become an apprentice to a hairdresser. There was no turning back; Eugene had found his niche. He worked closely with Trevor Sorbie for nearly 10 years, learning the “Sassoon way”, before branching out to create cutting edge trends in his own inimitable style. For a short time in 1998 he worked at Toni & Guy, followed by a stint as Co-Creative Director for Bumble and Bumble in 1999. Soon after this he was approached to join the Vidal Sassoon team as Editorial Director. He was recently Creative Director for Tecni.Art/L’Oreal Professionnel. 

Eugene has worked on shows such as D&G, Dolce & Gabbana, Moschino, Alberta Ferretti, Dries Van Noten, Celine, Chanel, Chloe, Ann Demeulemeester, Clements Ribeiro, Donna Karan, Nicole Farhi, Louis Vuitton, Menichetti, Sonia Rykiel, Narciso Rodriguez, Paul Smith, Rick Owens, Ralph Lauren, Yohji Yamamoto, Y’s, Y3, BCBG, Givenchy, Martine Sitbon, DSquared, Krizia, Kenzo, Antonio Berardi, Lanvin, Issey Miyake, Stella McCartney, Viktor & Rolf, Valentino, Hermes and Hussein Chalayan. His unique talent for interpreting designers’ ideas into a concrete vision complimenting the clothes lends him to be in constant demand. 

He is a regular contributor to the most influential of fashion magazines including: Italian Vogue, British Vogue, French Vogue, US Vogue, L’Uomo Vogue, Numero, Self Service, i-D Magazine, Arena, Arena Homme Plus, W, Harper’s Bazaar, V Magazine, Another Magazine, Dazed and Confused and the New York Times. 

The list of photographers he has worked with reads like a Who’s who of photography: Craig McDean, Steven Meisel, Inez Van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin, Paolo Roversi, Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, Sean Ellis, Irving Penn, Richard Avedon, Peter Lindbergh, Satoshi, Fabien Baron, Jean-Baptiste Mondino, Mario Testino, Richard Burbridge, Richard Bush and Solve Sundsbo, with whom he has worked with on numerous advertising campaigns including: Givenchy, Fendi, Alberta Ferretti, Guerlain, Jil Sander, Moschino, Lanvin, Hermes, Yohji Yamamoto, Calvin Klein, Versus, Narciso Rodriguez, Balenciaga, Donna Karan, Emanuel Ungaro, Giorgio Armani Cosmetics, Rimmel and the Gap.

Eugene recently collaborated with Dinos and Jake Chapman on an art exhibition called ‘The Art of Chess’ where he individually styled the hair of each chess figure. 

In addition, Eugene headed the styling for the Fashion Rocks Charity event, benefiting The Prince’s Trust. He oversaw 80 assistants, doing fashion presentations of designers Alexander McQueen, Calvin Klein, Christian Dior, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, YSL and many others. 

Eugene is currently based in London and works extensively between New York, London, Milan and Paris.

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Hairstyles For Weddings Biography


Modern wedding hairstyles can be worn by women of all ages but it would be better if they have curly or wavy hair in texture. If the bride in question has a long and narrow neck with a heart shape face, she can gather her hair in an elegant bun at the back and adorn it with a nice flower attached to the bun. It would also be a good idea to take some tendrils out of the bun to add some femininity to the overall hairdo. It would also be a good idea to make a hump of your hair from just half your hair after that you can straighten your flick in a sideways manner. 
The rest of your hair should be left cascading down your back. . This hairdo chosen from among the modern wedding hairstyles is ideal for those women who have a large face , a long mane for their hair and a dress that’s boasts a topless cut.Famous celebrity Eva Langoria wore her hair in the most perfect hairdo chosen from among the modern wedding hairstyles. She went for a centre partition and then made a messy chignon at the back of her head, that is, at her nape. She then took some tendrils out of her hair that grazed her cheeks.
With this hairdo chosen from among the modern wedding hairstyles 2012 she wore a topless gown that had an off the shoulder cut. If a bride wants to wear a tiara on her big day she can do so by wearing this hairdo from among the modern wedding hairstyles.  She made a hump at the top her head from half her hair with the help of some back combing. The rest of her hair was left cascading down her back in soft waves and curls. The bride took two tendrils out of the hump and left them grazing her cheeks in a feminine manner. The tiara was worn on her hump in a very becoming manner and got ample support from the hump made earlier.

Deborah is a fully qualified, professional hairstylist with over 20 years experiencespecialising in bridal hairstyling. She is an expert, full time, professional wedding hairdresser.
Deborah completed her 5 year apprenticeship with “Raymond” (art de coiffure) in Guildford, Surrey, including 7 months training at the “Raymond Hair Academy” in Birmingham. Raymond aka Mr Teasy Weasy was a very famous hairstylist, the Nicky Clarke of his day. He had a hair salon in Mayfair and a list of celebrity clients. Vidal Sassoon began his career as one of Raymond’s staff.
Today Deborah has chanelled all of her knowledge and creative ability into designing and creating stunning bridal hairstyles. Deborah takes time before the wedding day, to work with the bride on a number of trial wedding hairstyles. By doing this, she works with the bride to choose the best possible style for her hair that will work perfectly on the wedding day. Deborah is very experienced, highly organised and calm under pressure which is a great help on the wedding day itself. See the Testimonials page for comments from Deborah's satisfied brides and bridesmaids, many of whom she now has as regular clients.
Deborah has been nominated for and won awards for her beautiful wedding hair designs and excellent hairstyling service. Brides with Style won a WrapIt Award in 2007, was shortlisted as a regional finalist in the WrapIt Awards 2008, and was a finalist in the Bride's Choice category of the Wedding Retailer Awards 2008. See the Press page for more information. Deborah is also the Q and A expert for the Essex Wedding Magazine.

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Womens Hairstyles Biography


As there are many significant aspects of human appearance, Hair is also considered to be one of the most important visible part of a human body because hair do a considerable increment in enhancing and grooming the personality of a person. It is very often that many people do not take good care of their hair and hairstyle; and that’s the reason why their personality cannot get so much brushed up and as a result, they always stay confused about their apparent look. Some people who care for their hair are little bit confused about choosing the perfect hairstyle for them but they can’t choose one because hairstyles keep changing every regular interval. It is very important for such people that they stay up dated with the latest hairstyles coming into recent fashion, so that they could get into the most recent hair styling.

For the convenience of such people, we are going to elaborate the hair styling phenomenon so that it could be easy for you to get yourself educated about come realities of hair styling and you won’t have to face any difficulty in future regarding hairstyling after reading this elaboration.

So, here we go:
Actually, there are three basic types of hairstyles.
  • Long Hairstyles
  • Medium Hairstyles
  • Short Hairstyles
    1.   Women Long Hairstyles Trend
    Throughout the year 2013, Long Hairstyles have been the most popular and most trending hairstyle scheme for females, especially the young girls. One important thing which must be kept in consideration, Long Hairstyle category itself has few subcategories in it, such as Long Hair Updo, Straightened Look etc. From the beginning of the year 2013 till now, Long Hair Updo and Straightened Look have always been at the top of priority list among girls. These types of hairstyles are usually adopted by everyone (females) because they get more elegant and graceful look. It is the only reason due to which this type of hairstyle has always been most wanted.
    2.   Women Medium Hairstyles Trend
    Medium Hairstyles Tendency: Medium hairstyle has also been one of the most liked hairstyles among girls. Women must be aware of the fact that keeping your hair medium styled requires confidence inside you in order to be prominent among your fellows with such styles hair. If you’ll acquire enough confidence with such a hairstyle, alternatively, in return, you’ll automatically gain much more confidence which will boost your personality in every aspect. Another significant thing about Medium Hairstyles is that women having such hair should try not to use any binding stuff with which hair are tied or bound; because they give perfect look when they’re not tightened.
    3.   Women Short Hairstyles Trend
    Apparently, short hairstyles were considered to be more awkward in early stages of fashion era. Contrary to that, it is getting more and more popular day by day with the passage of time. This thing has been estimated in a recent survey that short hairstyles will get into fashion styling more than ever before; because it’s the short hairstyling schemes with which whole International fashion is enriched. Just like Long hair styling, short hair styling also has several subcategories in it. One should choose an appropriate style according to her personality and facial exposure. Bob, Layers, Pixie, Curls and Perm are few subcategories and you have to choose the right one from these.
    Important Instructions:
    Here’s an additional context for you to instruct you to select proper salon for you where you can get your required style in most efficient and perfect way. Because choosing right salon for your hairstyling is quite important enough in order to get your required graceful and perfect look.

    Before you go for figuring out your hairstyle, it is hereby suggested that you should visit some websites because internet is the only way of finding a particular hair salon for you. If you can’t do this, then you can consult any of your fellows from where you can get an idea of choosing the right one for you. Short list the suggested salons and choose two or three; then visit these selected salons and have informal visit only. When you get interested in any one of those salons, you much consult your desired hairstyle with the stylist of that salon to confirm whether he/she is able to do that or not. After having considerably enough information, you should then decide ONE, and go for it.

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Wednesday, June 11, 2014

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Charlotte Murray completed a full three-year apprenticeship at London’s Vidal Sassoon and stayed on as a stylist beginning her involvement with in-house shows, Alternative Hair Show and London Fashion week. She has chiefed shows at London Fashion week designing hair for designer Johan Bester. Every season, she works on teams for numerous other shows including Moshiko Koshino, John Rocha, Blaak, Frost French, Temperly, Taka Nata, Eley Koshimoto, Noel Stewart, Jean-Pierre Braganza and Victim. 

She was personal hairdresser to Robbie Williams exclusively from 1997-2001 until he moved to LA. She designed the hair for many of his videos, Rock DJ, KIDS, Millennium, She’s the One and Supreme. During this time she worked on many other music videos with other artists, taking on board the director’s vision, achieving this through her own experience and research. 

She has worked with Mario Testino for the front cover of English Vogue. This was shown at the National Portrait Gallery. She has worked on many magazines including Vogue, Harpers and Queen, Tatler, GQ, Cosmopolitan, Sunday Times Style and Nylon with celebrities and models. 

Charlotte has also worked on major commercials designing hair for brands such as Impulse, Lynx body spray, Pepsi, Renault, Karl Lagerfeld perfume, Wella, Babyliss, Braun, Samsung, Jasper Conran for Debenhams, GHD, Radox and Nell McAndrew’s “Juice Lady”. 

Charlotte’s celebrity clientele includes Rachel Hunter, Martine McCutcheon, Ewan McGregor, Greta Scacchi, Jessica Simpson, Billie Piper, Penny Lancaster, Jennifer Ellison, Katie Price, Ruby Wax, Tamara Mellon, Olivia Williams, Emilia Fox, Trinny and Suzannah and many more. 

She worked with numerous celebrities including Graham Norton, Jamie Theakston, Nell McAndrew, Vernon Kaye and June Sarpong for “THE BIG HAIR DO” for Red nose day, sponsored by WELLA. 

On a regular basis she presents live hair seminars, on stage, for Clynol for in house shows, Clynol Academy and Salon International showing the latest trends in hair. This involves presenting hair skills in front of a live audience of anything from 50 to 500 people. 

She worked on Harry Potter 1V,”The Goblet of Fire” in a daily capacity. 
Her strong areas in hair are hair “dressing”, ladies haircutting and styling, temporary extensions and men’s barbering. 

She has presented live several times on television on “Big Brother’s Little Brother” and “Celebrity Big Brother”, Channel 4, in hairdressing features on house mates with Dermot O’Leary. 

Charlotte has a great enthusiasm and energy for hair and life. She is comfortable working in all aspects of session hairdressing whether it is editorial, film, live presentations or private functions, and relishes a challenge. 

Charlotte is currently in the process of opening her first salon in fabulous Muswell Hill, North London. She will have wonderful staff and sell a selection of original art and jewellery. The salon will offer head massage, the latest hair trends, colour, temporary hair extensions, fabulous special occasion hair-up, makeup and bridal services. The salon will also offer wig styling/ cutting for those ladies undergoing treatment. Watch this space! 

As well as her session styling business Charlotte has a thriving bridal and special occasion hair and makeup business with makeup artist Mirren Mace. It is MURRAY&MACE, www.murrayandmace.co.uk 

SHE WAS KNOWN by many names, including the “Bronze Venus”, the “Black Pearl” and the “Creole Goddess”, but singer, actress and dance celebrity Josephine Baker was born Freda Josephine McDonald in St. Louis, Missouri, on June 3, 1906. Her mother, Carrie McDonald, was a washerwoman. The facts about her exact ethnicity are unknown, as she was adopted in 1886 by two former slaves, themselves of African American and Native American ancestry.
MYSTERIOUS BIOGRAPHY
The man believed to be Baker’s father, Eddie Carson, was a vaudeville drummer. His true identity has been the subject of some debate. Baker’s foster son, Jean-Claude, claimed in his biography, Josephine: The Hungry Heart, that she was fathered, not by Carson, but by an unidentified white man — possibly someone who lived within the German household in which Baker’s mother worked around the time she became pregnant.
LEMON JUICE BEAUTY
Baker had light brown skin, which came in handy when she moved to New York during the Harlem Renaissance, beginning her career by joining the popular all-black Broadway revue, Shuffle Along, in 1921. In order to appeal to its white patrons, the showgirls were required to be exclusively light-skinned with European features, and Baker fitted the bill. “The performers were ‘white’ blacks, in accordance with the vogue,” she recalled. During the course of her career she became obsessed with skin lightness — the result of discrimination she’d experienced during her days as a chorus girl. As a result of this fact she considered a pale complexion to be essential to her image and her success. Each morning she would rub her face and body with half a lemon to further lighten her skin.
JOSEPHINE BAKER'S HAIR STORY
Baker's hairstyle was the other crucial component within her constructed aesthetic. She wore it short, straightened and smoothed against her skull, with Medusa-like curls framing her face. She applied egg-white to give it its high sheen and stiffness. In October 1925, at her legendary debut at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées in Paris, every jaw in the audience dropped at the sight of it.
“Her hairstyle had been done like a Greek boy’s,” recalled Harper’s Bazaar editor Diana Vreeland, “and pressed into her flat black curls were white silk butterflies. She had the chic of Gay Paree.”
Josephine Baker went on to become the first black star to create her own cosmetics line — for a hair pomade called Bakerfix, which came in a toothpaste-style tube adorned with dancer’s image. These were early moves within the culture of female African American celebrities extending their brands into hair and beauty businesses — something which is now fully evolved with today's black stars such as Rihanna and Beyonce.SHE WAS KNOWN by many names, including the “Bronze Venus”, the “Black Pearl” and the “Creole Goddess”, but singer, actress and dance celebrity Josephine Baker was born Freda Josephine McDonald in St. Louis, Missouri, on June 3, 1906. Her mother, Carrie McDonald, was a washerwoman. The facts about her exact ethnicity are unknown, as she was adopted in 1886 by two former slaves, themselves of African American and Native American ancestry.
The man believed to be Baker’s father, Eddie Carson, was a vaudeville drummer. His true identity has been the subject of some debate. Baker’s foster son, Jean-Claude, claimed in his biography, Josephine: The Hungry Heart, that she was fathered, not by Carson, but by an unidentified white man — possibly someone who lived within the German household in which Baker’s mother worked around the time she became pregnant.
Baker had light brown skin, which came in handy when she moved to New York during the Harlem Renaissance, beginning her career by joining the popular all-black Broadway revue, Shuffle Along, in 1921. In order to appeal to its white patrons, the showgirls were required to be exclusively light-skinned with European features, and Baker fitted the bill. “The performers were ‘white’ blacks, in accordance with the vogue,” she recalled. During the course of her career she became obsessed with skin lightness — the result of discrimination she’d experienced during her days as a chorus girl. As a result of this fact she considered a pale complexion to be essential to her image and her success. Each morning she would rub her face and body with half a lemon to further lighten her skin.
Baker's hairstyle was the other crucial component within her constructed aesthetic. She wore it short, straightened and smoothed against her skull, with Medusa-like curls framing her face. She applied egg-white to give it its high sheen and stiffness. In October 1925, at her legendary debut at the Théâtre des Champs-Elysées in Paris, every jaw in the audience dropped at the sight of it.
“Her hairstyle had been done like a Greek boy’s,” recalled Harper’s Bazaar editor Diana Vreeland, “and pressed into her flat black curls were white silk butterflies. She had the chic of Gay Paree.”
Josephine Baker went on to become the first black star to create her own cosmetics line — for a hair pomade called Bakerfix, which came in a toothpaste-style tube adorned with dancer’s image. These were early moves within the culture of female African American celebrities extending their brands into hair and beauty businesses — something which is now fully evolved with today's black stars such as Rihanna and Beyonce.Men Curly Haircut  Biography   Source:-Google.com.pk Much like today, hair for the Romans was as much an expression of personal identity as ...
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The idea for Cute Girls Hairstyles began years ago. It was 2001, in fact, when my twin daughter’s were 18 months old. I quickly became tired of the simple “waterspout” piggies on top and eager to try out some new hairstyles. As their hair grew longer, and as my mind could not keep track of the hairdo’s… I decided to take pictures of each hairstyle and place them into a small photo album to be kept by the bathroom sink.

Well, we added two more daughters and many more hairstyles as the years went by. When the twins entered school, I found them flipping through the hairdo book every morning looking for their ‘do for the day. {They were certainly more invested in the hairdo time when they had a say in which hairstyle to go with!}
During those seven years, that photo book had been worn ragged by all four of my girls. It was not until October 2008 when I finally decided to record the hairstyles in a blog format so that I had something “permanent” to reference. As friends, family, and even strangers asked me how I made a certain hairstyle, it was very easy to refer them to the blog for step-by-step instructions.
Well, friends told more friends, and they told friends, etc. Now Cute Girls Hairstyles has become a hairstyle reference for hundreds of thousands of moms and girls all over the world!
I also share my passion for adoption and we have assisted several families to be more open to it… even helping place several beautiful babies into wonderful adoptive homes.  We now have a total of six beautiful children, each of whom we love dearly.  The last two are adopted, although they have always been in our hearts!  {Feel free to click Our Adoption Story to read our own miracle with our son.  Our daughter’s adoption story is forthcoming…}
Hello again!  It’s me, Kate, invited back for my second guest post.  My first one was about how I like to randomly burst into tears at the gym.  This still happens to me occasionally by the way.
As I mentioned in that post, I am a hair stylist.  And, for the record, a curly hair snob.  And a no-pooer.  Google that one.  At any rate, there has been a request for some hair instruction here.  So now I will attempt to e-instruct you how to perform a messy updo. 
I have been doing hair for a good 12 years now, and after a lot of practice, I’ve kind of become the updo girl.  I love doing a beautiful and precise updo for a bride.  But thank the heavens above for the messy updo or else I’d probably never leave the house myself.  No perfection required.  Just sit in front of the mirror with a box of bobby pins and play.
I sport the messy updo just about every single day of my life.  My version requires one elastic ponytail holder and two bobby pins.  It’s easy, it can look like just the right kind of sloppy, or stick a couple extra bobby pins in it, maybe a braid or twist on the side, and a pretty flower and you look like you’ve got skills and you’re goin’ places.  This is perfect for second (or third) day hair, and pretty much any hair texture can play.
Now for my ultimate act of bravery.  I decided to make this a video blog because after taking pictures and trying to describe exactly what I was doing, this was going in a majorly BORING direction.  So I put my kids to bed and talked to myself (and you!) in my bathroom mirror.  I’m super self-conscious about this but I’m going to pretend I’m not.  My husband has assured me that I’m still cool.  So, please press play and I hope you learn something!
I had to split this in two parts. So go grab yourself a cold Dr. Pepper glass of ice water. Comfy? Here’s the rest.
These are my favorite bobby pins, available at Sally Beauty Supply in a few different colors.  I buy the gold ones for my blonde hair.  I’m also a fan of elastics that match my hair.  I use the Goody Ouchless ones, available pretty much everywhere.

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