Color Trends for Fall

At Holiday Salon, we expect to see lots of comfort colors for Fall. Think: Kim Kardashian’s new warm brown sugar hue, or Jennifer Lopez’s toasted pecan shade.

Enhance your skin. Tips from the famed Misha Nesselrod.

 

we all want beautiful skin...

Don’t fret if your skin isn’t spot- and line-free—that’s what primer and foundation are for. To fake a pristine complexion, follow these steps given to us by Misha Nesselrod, Holiday’s Key Makeup Artist: 
1) To prevent makeup from settling into lines and acne scars, prep skin with a primer.Smear it on everywhere you intend to apply foundation or concealer. 
2) Depending on your preference, dampen a sponge or brush 
3) Pour a nickel-size drop of foundation into your hand, and dip the brush or the pointed end of the sponge into it. 
4) Spread the foundation onto your skin in the thinnest possible layers. Makeup artists swear that if you start at your forehead and move down toward the nose, cheeks, and chin, you’ll get the most natural-looking finish. (It helps to smooth down all the little hairs on your cheeks and keeps you from ODing on tricky areas, like your jawline.)

Color.

At Holiday we believe that hair color should be as clever and complimentary as a haircut.  Color can introduce movement and texture, and create new dimensions:  it can utterly alter the shape and balance of the hair and even effect the contours of the face.  Most salons approach color as an afterthought (which makes for chaotic hairdressing), but our colorists and cutters work as teams to design looks together: The results are much more balanced (and brilliant).