The majority of people may have fine hair, but many stylists are not confident with the limits and capabilities of this delicate fabric. Let’s take a look at the different types of fine hair and what they mean, along with the recommended way to cut and style both hair types.

Every stylist has their own style…their own way of doing things, but if you keep doing the same things over and over and over again, it gets BORING! So kick it up a notch and learn new techniques on how to cut a bob, how to cut curly hair, how to cut layered V cuts, how to cut layers in long hair and short, by creating your own digital library of education…

November 7th, 2012 SalonCentric hosted a webinar featuring host Sheri Doss, VP of Education for Redken 5th Avenue and Pureology, and special guest Sam Villa, Redken Education Artistic Director and founder of The Sam Villa Company. Read on to learn more about the webinar content and to watch the playback.

The majority of people may have fine hair, but many stylists are not confident with the limits and capabilities of this delicate fabric. Fine Hair Defined: Fine hair is segregated into two categories, low density and high density. Yes, all fine hair is limp and lays flat to the head, and all fine hair can [...]

Kris Sorbie, Redken Education Artistic Director and President of Kris Sorbie, LLC is an award winning Master Hairdresser who brings innovative trends and fashion-forward artistry to the forefront of the salon industry. Kris is much sought after around the globe to equip salon stylists with the skills and know-how to reach their full potential and [...]

Our Textur® irons are so hot right now—we sold out at the Orlando show—and if you have one I want you to be as creative as you can with it. I’m thrilled that hairdressers are getting how cool it is to have a texturizing tool that can crimp a narrow imprint anywhere you want to [...]