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January
24, 2003
Sunglass Frames With Hair Colors?
Question
Dear Karen,
I want to walk on the wild side and buy some great new
sunglasses for my upcoming cruise. I'm sick of selecting
safe colors like black, white or metal. I want to go for a
more vibrant color that will make me stand out on the deck of
the ship while sunning myself. I want to make sure that
it's doesn't class with my hair color which is blonde. My
skin tone is very fair. Any suggestions?
Susan Answer
Dear Susan,
Blonde Hollywood stars like Meg Ryan, Nicole Richie and Paris
Hilton have successfully demonstrated that their blonde tresses play
well with sunglasses with traditional black or white frames. If
you want to breakaway from traditional consider the following
options based on your current hair color:
Cool Baby Blonde - Traditional
black frames create a striking contrast with cool blonde but to add
sizzle opt for soft pastels such as blue, violet or soft mint.
Or turn up the heat a notch and turn heads with sassy red, vibrant
blue or purple.
Warm Blonde - Traditional
gold frames look stunning with any warm blonde hues but for an
edgy look, select frames in orange, vibrant peach or rosy
tomato. Warm Red - Select
frames that don't compete with your glorious rich red tresses.
Select frames with a sassy tortoise or other pattern.
Brunette - Whether dark
or light, most colors will pop when combined with a darker frame
of hair.
Silver Or Gray - Play off
your silver or gray hair shades with a frosty mauve, lavender or
shimmery pink.
Experiment with a range of colors that telegraph your mood
and you will be definitely turn heads on the sun deck. Best
wishes,
Karen
January
4, 2003
Sally Hershberger Appointment?
Question
Dear Karen,
I've wanting to book an appointment with Sally
Hershberger's salon in NYC, however, I've searched everywhere
online and still couldn't find any information about her salon
in NYC.
Well, I've gotten to your website by searching for Sally
Hershberger.. and it has been quite helpful except the location
of her salon.
Thank you for the wonderful and helpful website. It's
amazing.
Can you please let me know how to get ahold of Sally for
an appointment in NYC. Also, do you know if she has a
waiting list and if her haircuts are expensive? I really
want to see her but of course I have a budget as well.
Thanks,
Sally H.
Answer
Dear Sally H,
Sally has
her own salon in the Los Angeles area now. She rarely goes
to the NYC salon from what I understand. If she does go to
NYC she works out of the John Freida salon there.
The best
bet for finding Sally is to call the LA salon and explain that you
want to see her in NYC. They can advise you of her schedule
and when you might have a chance to see her in NYC. They
should be able to provide a number to call for getting on Sally's
New York list.
You can
contact Sally Hershberger at the California John Frieda Salon at:
8440
Melrose Place
West Hollywood, CA.
90069-5308
323-653-4040
Please
keep in mind that Sally is not only very famous for her work with
such celebrities as Meg Ryan but she is very popular in
general. She also travels with some of her celebrity clients
to work with their tresses on location. Therefore, according
to my sources, she does have a waiting list that can vary from
days and weeks to even months.
Sally is
considered to be one of the best. As a result, her haircuts
can sometimes cost $400 or more. A lot depends on what you
would like to have done. You can also request a quote before
you book your appointment so you know what to expect and how to
budget for your visit.
Keep in
mind that Sally is known for her genius eye. Although Sally will
cut your hair, like many celebrity stylists, she will have her
assistants do everything else from washing and detangling your
hair to assisting with the blow drying and/or styling.
Many
consumers that visit a celebrity stylist for the first time are
shocked that the stylist may spend only 5-10 minutes with them and
then charge many hundreds of dollars. Keep in mind that a
hot celebrity stylist charges thousands of dollars for being on
set for a movie, fashion or TV project.
Best wishes,
Karen Shelton
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