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Color Play
By removing over-complicated formulas out of the equation, and stripping back the creative process to simply play with color, hair colorist Kristie Kesic and stylist Elle Broadhurst crafted these wildly fun color-infused creations.
“We reminisced on the wonder and delight of craft as a child, smearing colors together in a butterfly painting or using hands and fingers to mix paints, seeing captivating new colors come to life.” - Kristie Kesic
Bloom by Raffel Pages
“The natural world has much to offer and we in turn look for sustainable ecology and question ourselves about the excessive consumption.”
Fieldfares & Waxwings
Inspired by the palette of raw Scandinavian nature, the contrast between dull daylight and colorful feathers created an interesting encounter of melancholy and hope. For this series, Mirjam Eliasson and Sessili Jering of Salon Guld of Gothenburg, Sweden used a variety of techniques to create these delicately unique looks. In some cases, freehand application was used and in others, stencils provided the right tools for the distinctive color placement. The duo also used flamboyage, plastic papers instead of foils to be able to see-through to the hair beneath when applying the color.
Nuances of Blond
Using subtly nuanced shades of blond, José García Peluqueros crafted a series of flaxen statements taking inspiration from Scandinavia where color comes to life as the sun’s rays influence the hair. The platinum, gold and copper blend much like an aurora borealis, highlighting the purity of yellow, pink, blue or purple. Thick layers and blunt ends allow movement through the hairstyles, revealing the color at the root: the boreal treasure for the ultimate Finnish beauty.
Head of the Class
This aqua to magenta hairstyle offers a wave of polished texture with an almost gravity-defying shape.
Aurora
Inspired by the natural light phenomenon in the northern sky, Rossa Jurenas’ colorful hair creations offer a dramatic and slightly magical display that fascinates the eye.
Handcrafted Hues
Go for picture perfect hues with Tasha Steven's watercolor-inspired series. With mainly pastel highs and charcoal infused lows, these handcrafted looks offer pretty and edgy in one head of hair.
