Introduction "The Delirium Collection complements the bold textures, fabrics and retro influences we are seeing in fashion, says Liza Espinoza, creative director for Zano Salons & Day Spas in Chicago." The hairstyles and colors in this collection represent an "anything goes" type of attitude". Unique to this collection is the special application of hair color in the shape of traditional fabrics, such as herringbone and paisley. This is accomplished by coloring panels of hair, beginning at the scalp, in the shape of the traditional fabrics. This technique adds an interesting and eclectic look to the hairstyle. Like the looks in this latest Zanos collection and want to try them out for yourself? Here's how to describe to your stylist the cut, color and styling techniques the Espinoza and her team used.
Styles For Men Credits: Cut by Michaela Bales, Color by Karen Behnke, Make-up by Jill Gosser, Photography by Steven Ledell. Photo Stylist: Michaela Bales, Fashion Stylist: Devin McKenna. Wardrobe by Custo. Model: Jerry. Because naturally curly hair can sometimes look dull, a demi-permanent hair color in a lighter golden brown shade was added to give the hair shine and warmth. Credits: Cut by Reynaldo Achurra, Color by Karen Behnke, Make-up by Jill Gosser, Photography by Steven Ledell. Photo Stylist: Reynaldo Achurra, Fashion Stylist: Devin McKenna. Wardrobe by Custo. Model: Nino. Texture Is Hot To accentuate the cut, the light brown auburn color was applied in a herringbone pattern on a rich reddish brown base. Because this style is cut longer, you can style it a number of different ways. Credits: Cut for both Style 1 and 2 by Naomi Hausmann, Color by Karen Behnke, Make-up by Jill Gosser, Photography by Steven Ledell. Photo Stylist: Naomi Hausmann, Fashion Stylist: Devin McKenna. Wardrobe by Custo. Model: Mercedes. To add dimension to the hair, apply a working spray and then using a flat iron, make bends and waves in the hair by alternating sections, working from the bottom up. Finish off with a light aerosol spray. Then break waves and curves by using your fingers to separate hair. You can finish off this look by using some of the techniques Espinoza and her team used on the makeup. Espinoza points out that it's important to take into consideration your skin tone, hair color and eye color when selecting the proper makeup tones. For this look they used deeper and richer tones in contrast to the vanilla and pink colors used on the eyes. The berry tone used on the lips helped to make them a focal point for the entire look. Versatile Styles This graduated bob is short in the back and longer in the front. The base color of blonde is enhanced by panels of warm, golden blonde shades, which were applied in a paisley pattern throughout the head. Darker shades of lighter brown were added underneath, especially in the back to add more contrast. To style, apply a medium hold gel, to towel-dried hair. Blow-dry using your hands to separate and add volume. For maximum fullness, flip your head down and dry. Feminine Style A demi-permanent hair color, like this one in a red auburn, adds richness and evens out the tones in chemically treated hair. Credits: Cut by Liza Espinoza, Color by Karen Behnke, Make-up by Jill Gosser, Photography by Steven Ledell. Photo Stylist: Liza Espinoza, Fashion Stylist: Devin McKenna. Wardrobe by Custo. Model: Kendra. Blow dry hair using a round brush, making sure to leave the crown fuller and the front and fringe areas a bit sleeker and flatter. Finish off the look by applying a medium weight holding spray and then a shine product. Contrasting makeup tones were used to finish this look. The eyes were highlighted with a hot pink color and accentuated with shades of tan and bronze. False eyelashes give a more dramatic look. A plum colored blush and peachy gloss complete the look. Before & After (Model Kendra "before" hair color transformation). The hair color, which was applied in a paisley technique throughout the head, features shades of copper red and ruby red for lots of dimension. This shoulder length cut has lots of inverted longer layers for movement and a long fringe in the front. To create this style, apply a shaping mousse, which will add fullness and enhance the natural wave pattern of the hair, to towel-dried hair. Credits: Cut by Michaela Bales, Color by Karen Behnke, Make-up by Jill Gosser, Photography by Steven Ledell. Photo Stylist: Michaela Bales, Fashion Stylist: Devin McKenna. Wardrobe by Custo. Model: Kendra. (Model Kendra "after" hair color transformation). Once hair is curled, use a tail comb or your fingers to break up the waves. To hold the style in place, spray a medium strength aerosol hairspray. To complete the transformation from a blonde to a red head, Espinoza and her team used neutral makeup colors, like tans and vanillas as a base, then applied a bronze color as an eye shadow to accentuate and lengthen the eyes and lengthen them. A translucent gloss kisses the lips. About Zano Salons & SpasFounded by Ron and Denise Provenzano in 1985, Zano Salons & Spas are based on their strong belief in excellence, service and dedication. With a progressive attitude and continuing expansion into the day spa market, Zano offers clients extraordinary experiences in beauty, personal attention, relaxation and rejuvenation in the Chicago suburbs. For more information or to locate a salon, call (630) 357-4425 or visit www.zanosalons.com. |
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