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A Milestone For Fashion Hair Design: 25 Years Of Hair Wars The year 2010 is a milestone for fashion hair design, as it marks the 25th anniversary of Hair Wars, an annual road tour that showcases the work of top stylists who transform hair into unique, trend-setting and sculptural works of art.

Launched in 1985 by David Humphries, a Detroit nightclub disk jockey also known as “Hump the Grinder,” Hair Wars started out as a short-term fashion hair design event aimed at drawing crowds out to the club scene. It has since become one of the top African-American shows for fashion hair design and annually tours major cities across the U.S.

More than a means of showing off the fashion hair design creations...
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Launch Your Cosmetology Career At A Paul Mitchell School Of Hair Design Wherever you live in the United States, you will probably be able to find a Paul Mitchell School of Hair Design somewhere nearby. The network of schools named after the famous hairdresser extends across 38 states, from Hawaii to New Hampshire, from the southern tip of Florida to Washington state. That network includes both corporate-owned schools carrying the Paul Mitchell School of Hair Design Name as well as independently owned and operated partner schools. All of the schools, however, offer the same marketing strategies, curriculum and training programs, including the following:

• Basic cosmetology. Every Paul Mitchell...
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Learn What It Takes To Become A Barbershop Hair Designs Professional A knowledge of barbershop hair designs can help you find a career as a self-employed barber, salon owner, barbering instructor and many other positions. The barbering profession is also one with good growth potential: the U.S. Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the demand for barbers will increase by 12 percent through 2018, while opportunities for professionals with cosmetology and styling skills will grow even more – by 20 percent. Read on to learn more about what a profession in barbershop hair designs entails.

Question: What qualifications are needed for a career in barbershop hair designs?
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New Classes Start Soon At The Concorde School Of Hair Design Part of the Empire Beauty Schools group, the Concorde School of Hair Design in New Jersey will soon be ready to welcome yet another class of aspiring cosmetologists. With locations in Asbury Park and Bloomfield, the Concorde School of Hair Design also offers training for experienced beauty professionals who wish to become cosmetology instructors.

In addition, the Asbury Park campus offers a course in esthetics for students interested in a career in skin care.

Founded in Pennsylvania 75 years ago, the first Empire Beauty School has since grown into a large organization comprising campuses across 20 states. As part of that organization, both...
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Shape Hair Design In New Zealand Shape hair design is a nationally renowned salon that is located in New Zealand. What sets this salon apart from a variety of salons in New Zealand is the professional standards set by the salon and the level of expertise that students are expected to meet. Shape hair design gives clients their own unique style that will be sure to make heads turn.

Shape hair design treats clients to their own privacy, each beauty department of the salon has its own section in the salon, so clients can relax and enjoy the beautiful atmosphere of Shape hair design salon. As for the atmosphere, Shape hair design salon is decorated immaculately, with beautiful, cool colors of purple...
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It's Don't Fry Day (Har Har)—Now Take It Seriously with These 4 SPF Tips!

I'm having a bit of "awareness day" fatigue, but national Don't Fry Day (today!) is one that I can get behind (though I cannot forgive that pun). So in the effort to help avoid accidental burns, here are some surprising sun truths you should keep in mind. Now, here's hoping that the weather finally gets nice enough that you're actually risking a sun burn when you go outside...