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Avalon Salon to Reveal New AVEDA-inspired Looks During Catwalk for Clean Water
Want to update your style for spring &…
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Re-imagine Your Haircare Experience with Redefined Beauty Bar & Salon
Want to “redefine” your salon experience? Well, there’s…
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Refresh Tired Tresses for Spring with Ten Friends Blow Dry & Style House Treatments
If your hair needs a boost after our…
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339. First Clients Rave About Ten Friends Blow Dry & Style House
Grab your friends, ladies! It’s now possible to…
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328. 18|8 Fine Men’s Salon Offers New Brand of Style & Grooming Services for the Modern Male
Named after the chemical formula for stainless steel,…
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299. Winners Revealed in 18|8 Men’s Salon Homecoming Proposal Photo Contest!
We have three winners to announce in our…
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281. Barrington’s New 18|8 Men’s Salon Debuts Homecoming Proposal Photo Contest
One of the first businesses to open its…
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74. Avalon Salon & 365 Barrington Spring Break Makeover Contest Offers New YOU for the New Season
Spring Break is just a few weeks away…
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204. ‘Skin Wellness by Renee’ Moves to Barrington & Offers September Discount
If you live in or around the Village…
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130. Salon Shea Hairstylist Advances to Top 6 in W Magazine Style Competition
He’s only been styling hair for a little over three years, but 25-year-old Barrington-native and Salon Shea Stylist Trevor James is already making a name for himself in the industry. Salon Shea Owner Tammy Ganan says she hired Trevor in November after other salons passed him up.
Now, he’s one of six semi-finalists competing to win Bumble and bumble and W Magazine’s “The Artist” competition, the title of which carries the chance to style W Magazine’s “Look of the Month” feature in the October Generation W issue.
When Bumble and bumble and W Magazine asked stylists across the country to create their own editorial looks using some of Bumble and bumble’s newest products, Trevor created “Fired Up” using nothing but a blow-dryer, a brush, bobby pins and a whole lot of Bumble.
“I wanted people to think ‘what is that? I don’t know what it is, but I like it.’”
Trevor knew what he wanted to do for his look about thirty seconds after he heard about it from Salon Shea Manager Cindy Salomon, who found out that Bumble and bumble was opening the contest up to stylists from Bb. Network salons—a network in which Salon Shea is a part.
In his video on W Magazine’s Facebook page, Trevor uses Thickening Full Form Mousse and Spray de Mode Hairspray to help sculpt the piece of artwork, which, despite its shape, looks as if it has been blown that way naturally, but with a mind of its own.
“I followed the rules, but I kind of broke them at the same time, in terms of it being a classic editorial shoot—but there needs to be a change.”…

250. Marketplace: Think Pink & Meet the New Owner at Jennifer Michaels Hair Studio
Jennifer Michaels Hair Studio is taking the lead locally…
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