I wanted to share some photos of our talented staff in Palo Alto. They were part of the Aveda "Trashion" show in San Francisco recently.
David
Aveda Catwalk for Water Trashion Show
MIKA Theme: FIRE a Curl/ Wave Look
Color: Darlene –Dimensional Red Incorporating 3 different Tones/Levels of Reds.
Cut/Shaping: Emma
Platinum Seamless: Emma/Darlene – 4 sandwiches Red Laying over Hot Pink/Orange
Hair Styling: Emma/Darlene
Makeup: Zaheda/Darlene
Finished Look:
Mika modeled Curls that were very tight well defined and springy her hair was multi-tonal incorporating different hues of red with some splashes of neon orange and hot pink platinum seamless extensions peeking through the front. Makeup was very clean yet very structured, with strong brows and strong contour on eyes and cheekbones the finish on the skin was very natural and earth toned. She wore a heavy cat eye with a pair of lashes that appeared to look like feathers it complemented her cat eye very well creating strong impact. To tie the whole theme together she wore a strong red lip to create a dramatic yet classy style to incorporate fire in a strong but beautiful way.
BRITTANY Theme: INFINITY a Fantasy Look
Color: Darlene – “Ombre” Heavy Balayage on Tips and Darker Natural Grow Out
Cut/Shaping: Emma
Hair Styling: Emma/Darlene
Makeup:Maribel
Finished Look:
Brittany showcased a fantasy whimsical updo. Incorporating natural elements in her color from the soft grow out that had gradients from dark to light with dried flowers. She wore spongy spheres that her hair extended over and covered and was crimped to add texture, featuring the different shades of blondes. Clustered in the hair was a pair of earthy green dried flowers with an element of some brown wooden flowers. Brittany showcased the “ombre technique ” with two 1” thick strands over her temples. Brittany’s tips were green using a dab of eye shadow to add a fantasy touch. Makeup was very soft and blended using pale purples soft lashes and nude lips it was very earthy and soft yet the hair was very impactful it was a good juxtapose of the two elements.
