FROM THE MASTER ARTISAN, PK'S UNIVERSE, ''Holiday Hair"

 

 

DRESS UP A LOW PONYTAIL

A ponytail can be fashionable—not merely functional. Here's how:
1.start the french in the middle of the head in back with slightly damp hair, continue down to the nape of the neck, staying close to the neck and wrap to the front of the face with the braid.
2. Tie the braid at the ends of the hair and push downward and pull out slightly to get a bit of a loose look in the braid.

 

 

 

GET SIDESWEPT

You don't always have to play it straight when you have chin-length hair. For an elegant change, start by creating a deep side part, then take a two-inch section of hair at the center of the hairline (where bangs would be) and roll it away from the face around a medium-size hot roller. While that cools, wrap just the ends of the rest of your hair around a half-inch-barrel curling iron so they flick down and a bit outward. Take out the hot roller, guide the front section into a low swept bang leaving a hint of the eye , and mist all over with aerosol hair spray.

 

 

 

GET SUPERMODEL WAVES

To get the look, curl your hair in large sections with a one-inch-barrel curling iron, starting at the middle of the head, leaving the top with a straighter look. That way, the waves will look more natural. When finished, use your fingers instead of a brush to separate the curls.

FROM 'THE MASTER ARTISAN' PK'S CORNER PRESENTS, 'Growth Potential'...''

Growing your hair is not a destination. Its a journey of discovery-especially when you have the experts at The Paul Kenneth Salon to create every possible styling option for you as your grow into a new hair length.

I spend a fair amount of time in airports and shopping malls, which gives me ample opportunity to people watch. Often, what I see is women who appear to be letting their hair grow but don't realize that bad hair days don't have to be part of the process.  I wish I could tell each one that the way to di it is to 'grow into' a new hair style. Then the growing process can be a journey of discovery, rather than an endless ordeal of bobby pins, bad ponytails and ball caps...that whatever your growth goal, The Paul Kenneth Designers can help you love the way you look every inch of the way.---PK  (http://www.pksalon.com/makeovers.html)

Fact: HAIR GROWS ABOUT 1/2 INCH EVERY MONTH.

with every inch of growth, you and your designer have an opportunity to explore new styles direction.

a pixie can soon become soft face framing layers. A chil length bob can become a shoulder-skimming long bob in a few months. And growing into each new style effortlessly can be as simple as following The Paul Kenneth's Four C's for great hair at every length: Cut, Color,Condition,Care.

 PICTURE PERFECT
If particular hairstyle has caught your eye, we've found that sharing a photo of it with your designer is a sure way to get both of you on the same page when it comes to creating your new look. the best places to shop for your new style: Fashion and beauty magazines of course http://www.pksalon.com/ is one of the most published salon in the U.S., as well as, popular celebrity internet sites. You can usually print out photos of the style that appeals to you, whether it's on a model or  a celebrity or you can create your own at home or on site at The Paul kenneth Salon http://www.pksalon.com/makeovers.html

FROM 'THE MASTER ARTISAN' PK'S CORNER PRESENTS, 'Tips For Spring 2012''

Trend Tip for Spring 2012 

                                 loosely curled/slightly bended     

"Hair was meant to move, especially Hairstyles for Spring 2012 must have movement, shape, surface finish and texture.  It's all about the visual excitement, especially with color and texture," says Paul Kenneth about what he predicts are the absolute must have trends for Spring 2012.  One of these trends is loosely curled/slightly bended Hair.  He says with a few special products this style, plus a little guidance from your Paul Kenneth Professional designer,can be easy to achieve."

   

                                 loosely curled/slightly bended

When wearing hair long and loose, texture is key for Spring 2012.  One of the prominent texture looks for spring is loosely curled/slightly bended. Long, loose locks with a natural finish and a light bend throughout the hair.  The bend should not be uniform but instead a haphazard bend moving front and back.  The hair can be parted in this season's two preferred choices- center or side. The overall look should appear slightly unkempt and a bit rumpled.  As if the hair just naturally falls that way.  To create this look make sure the hair color has a bit a dimension with a slight highlight.  The highlights should not start all the way up at the root but instead start a few to several inches away from the scalp, as if the hair has a bit of roots.  If the hair color naturally has some grey in it, then the roots would have to be blended first then the highlights applied throughout.  Although this look works for just about any age, it is a slightly trendier look so no grey roots allowed.  

To get this look start with shampooing and conditioning hair with a frizz controlling shampoo and conditioner containing Sea Kelp and Algae to hydrate and smooth texture. Shampoo & Conditioners - P.K. Salon! Try SPA MD by Paul Kenneth Pro Shampoo and Paul Kenneth Pro Conditioner.  Next apply a resin-free hair texture boosting, conditioning product to dampen the hair; let air dry or diffuse dry.   Look for one with color protectants.  Try Volume Mist by Paul Kenneth Pro Increase Smart Styling plus Treatment.  Once the hair is dry, take large sections misting on small amount of shine spray, a powder-free, resin-free hair refresher and loosely twisting down to the scalp and pinning in place for about 10 minutes. Warm hair with a blow drier and then let hair loose.  This is a great way to get bend and avoid the heat damage of a flat iron. If you do choose a flat iron to create bend, make sure to use a thermal hair protecting spray and keep your flat iron on a low heat setting. Try Thermal Protector by Paul Kenneth Pro Line. Finishing Products - P.K. Salon!

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PK Salon & Spa Continues to Support 'Woburn Council of Social Concern'

The Paul Kenneth Salon continues giving back to the community by presenting

The Woburn Council of Social Concern a check for the proceeds of the Christmas Events  

(pictured below are Jackie Maniaci of The Paul Kenneth Spa owner, Eve Gately Woburn Council of Social Concerns and Paul kenneth of The Paul Kenneth Salon & Spa, owner)

 

Council of Social Concern is a charitable, community-based agency responding to the basic needs of people of all ages, providing early education and care, helping individuals develop their potential, creating positive family and community relationships, and fostering respect for diversity. Council of Social Concern was founded in 1969 by a group of local volunteers who were concerned about the needs of low income and minority families. Over the years, the agency has grown in response to the needs of local residents of all ages and ethnic backgrounds.

http://www.pksalon.com/woburn-social.html

SIZZLING SUMMER 'Keratin Special' at the PK Salon.....

DOES THE SUMMER HEAT & HUMIDITY HAVE YOUR HAIR LOOKING LIKE THIS......

AND YOU WOULD RATHER IT LOOK LIKE THIS....

The Sizzling Summer Keratin Special, being extended to Bloggers only this week, 40% Off any Keratin Express, Full or 'The Revolutionary De-Frizz Straightening System'.

(From $70- $160 OFF - YOU DECIDE!)

Don't miss out on this one time offer, good today July 25-July 30, 2011. mention 'Blogger1 for the special rate' and get a complimentary travel size gift with one a special. (exceptions apply, only one promo used at a time)


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