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Hollywood hairstylist Sarah Merrie was declared the winner of Phase IV of Sebastian Professional’s What’s Next Awards Awards’ for showcasing the most vibrant color shine with her look ‘Pop Color.’

As the What’s Next Awards winner, Sarah will join Sebastian Professional styling team backstage at New York Spring ’12 Fashion Week where her shining styling abilities will take the runway by storm.

 

Runner ups include:

First – Rush of Red by Jordan McLeod of Salon 1800 in Chicago, Illinois;

Second -  Fuchia’s Justice by Omar Antonio of ME an Omar Antionio Salon in Benicia, California;

Third – Adrina Mekertichian of Lukaro in Beverly Hills, California; Glory Crown by Ale Bonilla of Esoterica Studios in Fort Worth, Texas.

Judge and Sebastian Professional Stylist Design Team Member Thomas Dunkin appreciated Sarah’s vision and said, “It is a truly inspiring look that has utilized the Sebastian product line in a clever way. It is the epitome of the brand.”

While sharing her inspiration, winner Sarah Merrie says, “the resurgence in the trend of vibrant colors not found in natural hair coloring. I was interested in creating the effect of a vibrant palette while emulating the gradient feel of natural hair color, keeping it dark at the base and gradually lighter towards the tips.

Many congratulations to Sara Merrie from everyone at ScissorBoy.

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Pavros Olivarez from Santa Monica College in Santa Monica, CA has won Junior Style Stars 2011 Bridal competition. His instructor was John Rogers and he created his winning entry at The Salon at SMC.

Pavros won cash, travel and education worth $50,000 and an all expense paid trip to Santa Fe, NM to take a master cutting class with International educator Dwight Miller. This is a one on one personal class with Dwight Miller.

His prize also included but not limited to an opportunity to spend five days with legendary hair icon Jesse Briggs, win a year of mentoring from Industry Professional Mary Wilson, win educational CDs and DVDs, and an opportunity of exposing his talent to the world through Hair’s How magazine USA and Hair’s How magazine (Europe).

Check out his winning collection below.

Junior Style Stars is for the enhancement of careers in the cosmetology field through providing the platform for the future hairstylist to develop their artistic skills. Unlike other competitions, Junior Style Stars allows all students, regardless of location, to compete on a completely level playing field, void of all the usual politics.

Each competitor competes on the identical mannequin and receives the same photography. All work must be done at the competitor’s beauty school under strict instructor supervision. Judging is done via the Internet. There are safeguards in place to insure total honesty.

Many congratulations to Pavros Olivarez!

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The short answer… I’m having a Stem Cell Hair Loss Treatment because of wearing a pony tail and imperfect genes (or at least that’s what I’m telling myself).

For anyone who has known me, I’ve had a pony tail for the majority of my adult life. Some people said they loved my hair long, others have been trying to get to me cut it off completely. I myself never liked having a pony tail. It just kind of happened. For me it was easier to pull it back in a pony tail than deal with it being short and frizzy and out of control.

But 15 years of pulling your hair back into a tight pony tail is not good for your hairline. I wish someone told me this earlier! My forehead has been growing out of control and on the march to the back of my head. This is not the kind of progress I was looking forward to.

In November 2010 a hairstylist friend of mine (Dar from hairbydar.co.uk) introduced me to a Doctor that had developed a hair restoration technique which involved a process to take hair stem cells out of the back of your head and plant them in areas where you want to grow hair. Sounded good to me.

After meeting with the doctor and clients that have had the procedure I decided to have the procedure done on myself. Not only that, I decided to go one step further and also film and document it being done for a special episode of ScissorBoy TV (the online TV series for hairstylists that I started more than 2 years ago.)

This stem cell hair loss treatment was developed by Dr. Coen from Hair Science Institute. He had originally created this process to treat burn victims that had lost there hair and had not been able to cover their scared tissue with other forms of cosmetic surgery but was soon bombarded with men wanting to put hair back on their head.

Join me over the next several days and weeks as I give you a complete report of my experiences with this new procedure and how its solving my biggest worry of dealing with a receding hairline.

By the way… If you are thinking this is a hair transplant you are wrong. This is COMPLETELY different but I’ll explain all that in another video.

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The beauty world came together yesterday at The Sheraton Centre Hotel, Toronto to celebrate the colorful achievements of Canada’s top hairstyling talent at the 22nd annual Contessas: The Canadian Hairstylist of the Year Awards.

I was so excited to attend Contessa 22 after enjoying at Contessa 21 last year. I met some amazing hairstylists and beauty professionals and it was great to see the excitement amongst all the winners.

The mandate of the Contessa Awards is to highlight, promote and honor Canada’s premier beauty industry talent. The 22nd annual Contessa Awards were hosted by hairstylist and TV personality Bill Rowley, while distinguished professionals like Oribe and Ray Civello graced the show by presenting the awards to respective winners.

The Contessa 22 Finalists had been announced in 23 categories and the winners were announced at a grand awards function on 14th Nov. 2010

Contessa 22 Winners are:

CANADIAN HAIRSTYLIST
Tony Ricci, Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton

CANADIAN SALON TEAM
Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton

ELITE MASTER HAIRSTYLIST
Tony Ricci, Ricci Hair Co.,Edmonton

MASTER COLOURIST
Michelle Pargee, Milica SalonSpa, Langley, BC

MAKEOVER COLOURIST
Michelle Pargee, Milica SalonSpa, Langley, BC

SESSION HAIRSTYLIST
Tony Masciangelo, The Alcorn Salon, Toronto

MEN’S HAIRSTYLIST
Robert Barbosa, Salon Escape, Toronto

AVANT GARDE HAIRSTYLIST
Sylvain Bellerose, Milica SalonSpa, Langley, BC

MAKEUP ARTIST
Melanie White, Studio-H, London, ON

MULTICULTURAL HAIRSTYLIST
Jaye McLeod, Moods Hair Salon, Vancouver

NEWCOMER HAIRSTYLIST
Alina Sulaiman, Tao Salon, Vancouver

STUDENT/APPRENTICE HAIRSTYLIST
Duyen Huyhn, Taz Hair Co., Toronto

BRITISH COLUMBIA HAIRSTYLIST
Christopher Deagle, Mood’s Hair Salon, Vancouver

ONTARIO HAIRSTYLIST
Gianpaolo Colombo, HairAfter Salon & Spa, Toronto

QUEBEC HAIRSTYLIST
Olivier Miotto, Glam Salon Boutique, Montreal

ATLANTIC HAIRSTYLIST
Elizabeth Winters, The Hair Force, Mount Pearl, NL

NAIL ENHANCEMENT ARTIST
Jessica Marie Ellison, Jolie Beauty Bar, Toronto

COMMUNITY SERVICE
SFM Lifestyle Salon & Spa, Calgary

BUSINESS EXCELLENCE
Eccotique, Burnaby, BC

SALON INTERIOR
SFM Lifestyle Salon and Spa, Calgary

ALBERTA HAIRSTYLIST
Tony Ricci, Ricci Hair Co., Edmonton

SASKATCHEWAN/MANITOBA HAIRSTYLIST
Uyen Huynh, Quinn’s World Salon, Saskatoon

TEXTURE HAIRSTYLIST
Lina Shamoun, Artline Salon, Kitchener, ON

I thoroughly enjoyed being at the Contessas this year. Many congratulations to all the winners and I look forward to Contessa 23. In the mean time, you stay tuned to ScissorBoy.com for more updates.

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A Contessa award is highest accolade a beauty professional can achieve in Canada. However, Contessa winners are not the only entrants to benefit from the competition. Finalists, semi-finalists and media and marketing savvy participants all gain from the experience.

The last date to submit your entries is August 17, 2010. So you have just 5 days to get your entries in! To download the official entry form, click here

Judging for the Contessa Awards is performed by independent professional beauty industry experts and beauty editors. The spirit and intent of this competition is to showcase the work of hairstylists, artists and technicians. So it is important to ensure individual compliance with the rules and regulations of the competition.

Entries for Contessa 22 can be submitted in 18 different categories. Here are the abbreviations for each category:

CH – Canadian Hairstylist of the Year

SI – Salon Interior

CS – Canadian Salon Team

MA – Makeup Artist

EM – Elite Master of the Year

NE – Nail Enhancement Artist

MAC – Master Colourist

NT – Nail Art Technician

SH – Session Hairstylist of the Year

BC – British Columbia

MH – Men’s Hairstylist of the Year

AB – Alberta

AH – Avant Garde

SM – Saskatchewan/Manitoba

MU – Multicultural

ON – Ontario

TX – Texture

QC – Quebec

MC – Makeover Colourist

AT – Atlantic

NC – Newcomer of the Year

SA – Student Apprentice

Deadline to submit your entries is August 17, 2010.

For more information about Contessa 22 submissions, visit: salon52.ca/contessa

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