STEVE DAV I D SALON

DRY CUT STUDIO

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NEWS

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Zoey Deutch

Owain Yeoman

Owain Yeoman

Owain Yeoman

Owain Yeoman

Evan Rachel Wood

Evan Rachel Wood

Evan Rachel Wood

Charlotte Gainsbourg

Charlotte Gainsbourg

Morgan Griffin

Brit Morgan

Ksenia Solo

Nadine Velazquez

Nadine Velazquez

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Fernet Branca

Electric Visual Eyewear

AG Jeans

AG Jeans

Indian Rock Culture

Indian Rock Culture

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STEVE DAV I D PH I LOSOPHY

Steve David is a hair artist who primarily works in the Fashion/Entertainment Industry. As well as continuing his work in the Industry, Steve has decided to open a salon that offers a one on one V.I.P. setting that is turning the traditional high-end salon experience on its head. Fully private and paparazzi free the Steve David Salon is more like a hip artist studio, where there is no waiting, no pretense, and it is in this creative atmosphere where Steve's vast experience, passion, and “Dry Hair Concept” rein supreme. The "Dry Hair Concept" is a dry cutting technique that lets Steve see the hair for what it truly is. This is not only a safer way to cut, but also a healthier way to maintain the integrity of texture in the hair. At the Steve David Salon it is all about the hair and nothing more.

CONTACT

CONTACT

STEVE DAVID SALON

810 South Flower St. suite 219

Los Angeles, CA

90017

stevedavidhair_hotmail.com

(323) 377-0362

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SERVICES

CASH ONLY

WOMENS CUTS

$80+

*BLOWDRY INCLUDED*

BLOW DRYS

$50+

HOUSE CALLS

$100+

MENS CUTS

$50

STYLING

CURLING IRON / FLAT IRON-

ADD $30 TO BLOW DRY PRICE

UPDO / SPECIAL EVENT- $100 & UP

Note to New Clients; Steve prefers you come to your appointment with slightly dirty (1-2 days without washing ) hair, but clean hair is also ok.

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SHAPE-June

GNC Womans Strength

GNC-Womans Focus

ELECTRIC VISUAL

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STEVE ON SET

SHAPE-June

GNC Womans Strength

Directed by Peter Arnell

GNC-Womans Focus

Directed by Peter Arnell

ELECTRIC VISUAL

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STEVE ON SET

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PRESS

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Fall Hairstyles: Daring Cuts, Natural Colors Whether Cropped or Fringed, the Cut's the Thing

Fall Hairstyles: Daring Cuts, Natural ColorsWhether Cropped or Fringed, the Cut's the ThingJul 2, 2011 / By Paula Carvajal POST COMMENT"For the everyday girl, a beautiful haircut that pushes away from the face is just perfect," Nichols said. She suggests adding an element like a side-sweeping fringe, which is suitable for all age groups. "For younger girls, a shorter side-sweeping fringe will bring out their beautiful skin," she said. "For older women, I think you will see a longer fringe that falls closer to the cheekbone to create that shadow between the cheekbone and the jaw that really enhances bone structure."Another twist on fringe is inspired by the 1960s Chelsea bang made famous by Vidal Sassoon. Steve David, celebrity hair stylist and founder of Steve David Salon in Los Angeles, says this bang is great with a shoulder-length shag. "The reason I like this cut is because you can also wear it a little bit undone, so it's great for girls on the go," David said. "You just style it with powder or any texturizing product to separate it, and that's all you need."One rule of thumb for getting fringe: Have a professional do it. Both David and Nichols caution about the difficulty of cutting your own bangs. Because your eye line is below where you want to cut, it will give you a false illusion. You can end up cutting too much or going too deep into your hairline. "Fall is all about cut and silhouette," said David, who has worked with actresses Evan Rachel Wood and Charlotte Gainsbourg. "You will see that shorter hair is all the rage," he said, pointing to celebrities like Ginnifer Goodwin and models like Britt Maren, who are already sporting this fashion-forward look. Short haircuts are not really about age, but rather about the angles of your face, according to David. "If the bones are there and you have a great neck, then this is the cut," he explained. "The thing about short is that it's easy styling. You use less product and you can wear it messy, and it looks fantastic." Going short may seem a bit drastic if you're a long-haired girl, so David suggests working gradually to a short length to avoid any shock as a result of cutting off all your locks at once.The All-Around Quick FixSome days, your hair is greasy or just plain ho-hum. If you don't have time to jump in the shower and start over ... well, you don't have to. Dry shampoo or baby powder is the best under-five-minute fix."Johnson's Baby Powder is great," said celebrity hair stylist Steve David. "Just turn you head upside down and work it in your hair with your hands. It adds volume and it adds texture." David said baby powder works well with all hair types: It helps women with greasy hair and adds volume to fine hair.Amber Nichols of Ken Paves Salon is also a huge dry shampoo fan. Among her favorites, she said, is Unite's 7Seconds Dry Shampoo. "It's great if you feel like your hair is oily," Nichols said. "The important thing is to focus on the root area, then finish off with a really great shine serum applied to the tips of your hair." She suggests Unite's Shina Liquid or Alfaparf's Cristalli Liquidi.Color Me FashionableFor spring and summer, women experimented with bold, outrageous hair color. Fall is a time to pull back a little and let fashion speak louder than hair color. John Blaine, celebrity stylist for Jean-Claude Biguine Salon, which has locations in New York and Miami, says that this fall, "Blondes will be blond and brunettes will be brunettes.""Because fashion is so extreme with such strong architecture, hair will need to be a little bit softer," Nichols said. "For fall we will see a lot more of a solid color with dimensional hues. It won't be as extreme. You will see a lot of rich, chocolate browns and deep, rich reds. Everything will be with dimensions, like what you see when hair is in the sun. For our blondes, we are going to see a lot more pretty, buttery blond hair."However, if you want to make a hair statement, David says platinum blond is the way to go. "You are seeing this trend a lot right now," he said. "But platinum doesn't work for everyone. It works best on fair skin and with short, fashion-forward cuts."Runway-Worthy StyleFall is a time where we all get a little busier. This season, there are great, high fashion hairstyles requiring minimal work to get you looking fabulous. "The biggest trend is pulling back the hair into buns," said Blaine, whose clients include Dita Von Tease, Eva Mendes and Cameron Diaz. "These are low buns being pulled back to the nape of the neck. YSL did a great, tight bun for their runway show." Blaine says the secret to getting this look...gel. "Gel is making a comeback because it's giving a high impact of shine as opposed to the pomade or wax," he said. His favorite on the market, any gel from KMS. He cautions to read the labels and find one made to suit your hair type. To achieve this look, Blaine says to start with a smooth blow-dry. Then pull your hair back and twist it into a bun. After you have secured the bun, apply a little bit of the gel on the dry hair to get rid of all the flyways and get the wet, shiny effect to finish off this style. Blaine says buns are a great evening look. "It will make you look very elegant and sexy." For the daytime, Blaine suggests changing the look from a bun to a loose ponytail at the nape of the neck for a more casual feel.Another way to add high glamour this fall: jewels. Jewels are being incorporated into the hair or bun as decorative pieces. You can go buy jewels designed for hair, but you can also use what you have in your home. "Be innovative," Blaine said. "If you have great, costume jewelry lying around and love it, this is the perfect time to rock it out, like a great broach or ring, clip it in with bobby pins." Old Hollywood glamour is very fashionable. To get this look, Nichols suggests a strong, beautiful s-wave with a low, loosely braided chignon. For this look, start by taking three horizontal sections, starting at your part, and curling them in the same direction. Next, take a mason brush and softly comb out the curls. After, do either a three-strand braid or a fishtail braid. Softly pull the braid apart to give it a softer look. Finally, wrap up the braid in a circle and use a few bobby pins to pin it back. "It's simple, effortless and you shouldn't spend too much time on it," Nichols said. For a completely effortless, yet runway-worthy look, David recommends the boho-chic hairstyle rocked by model Erin Wasson. He describes it as long layers with a natural wave. "It's a great look if you have it," David said. "All you have to do is spritz your hair with water or sea salt spray to get that beachy hair." If you don't have a natural wave, David suggests using a bumper curling iron to fake it. Just curl your hair, brush it out, spritz and you're ready to go.Read more: http://www.typef.com/article/fall-hairstyles-daring-cuts-natural-colors/#ixzz1aVV1KiBU

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Come, Learn, and be Inspired! Learn the skills & techniques essential to working in the industry as an Editorial Hair Stylist & how to build your portfolio.

In this 2 day inspirational class you will learn techniques and tips on hair styling in the world of fashion and be guided through the creative process that occurs on a professional photo shoot. Collaborating with a Makeup Artist, Stylist & Photographer to achieve a stunning image.

So whether you are a hair stylist at a salon and want to branch out into Editorial work or just getting into the business and need some direction and inspiration this class is for you.

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Day 1 - Demonstrations on hair foundations to achieve a beauty image and how to morph the hair creatively into the realm of high fashion/couture. You will learn different techniques necessary to working as an Editorial Hair Stylist and how to create the "MONEY SHOT" using a basic hair kit.

Steve will discuss topics such as how to get started in the business, to how your book should look and what to expect when going to an agency..everything you should know that no one ever tells you!!!

Day 2 - PHOTO SHOOT DAY. You will take what you learned on day 1 and be teamed up with a makeup artist to create your look. You will be on a live photo shoot in a real studio working with a professional photographer, model, and stylist to achieve stunning beauty and high fashion images to start building your book. You will go home with a renewed inspiration and confidence in having created editorial quality hairstyles that can be used on any photo shoot as well as in the salon....and a disc of your images to prove it.

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What you need:

- Basic Hair Kit

( Brush, Updo comb, Curling irons-at least 2, Pins-bobby & hair, Hair Ties-Bungies, any products you favor, etc...)

Some products will be supplied (Hair Spray, Hair Powder, etc..)

-An Open Mind and a Passionate Heart!!

What You Will Learn:

-Beauty and High Fashion Hair looks that work in Print, Runway, T.V/Video... or on your everyday client

-Hair Kit essentials-how to make the most of a small kit

-On Set etiquette

-How to build your portfolio and how it should "FLOW"

-How to present yourself as a professional

-How to collaborate with the Photographer, & Wardrobe Stylist

-The Ins & Outs of the Business

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Pricing Per Artist

Seminar- (2 Days) $800

Classes are limited to 5 hair stylist. -to ensure quality of learning. So register NOW!

Please fill out the contact form after registering to assure your spot in the class.

Seminar Schedule

New date to be announced

Classes must be filled in order to be held. So dates may be subject to change

$150 Cancelation fee

There will be an Editorial Makeup Seminar going on at the same time so if you know a makeup artist that would like to attend we suggest you enroll together. Not necessary but recommended.

More information can be found _

www.makeuphkp.com

Buy Now

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Places to Stay Near Seminar

Downtown Los Angeles Accommodations:

Biltmore Hotel

(213) 624-1011

www.millenniumhotel.com

Figueroa Hotel

(213)627-8971

www.figueroahotel.com

O Hotel

(213) 623- 9904

www.ohotelgroup.com

Ritz Milner Hotel

(213) 627-6981

www.milner-hotels.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

- Where is the seminar held?

The seminar will be held both days at a studio in downtown Los Angeles. When you register for the seminar we will email you a callsheet with all the information you need.

- How long is the Seminar ?

The first day is scheduled for 6 hours. The second day is scheduled for longer depending on how the shoots go, on real photoshoots, you never know what can happen.

- Will lunch be provided?

We will provide snacks and light food for the day, but will break for an hour each day for lunch when you can grap something local or bring your own.

- What time does the class start?

When you register for the seminar we will send you all the details you will need, including address of studio, call time, local acomodations, restaurants and

if you have any further questions they will be answered promptly.

- What if I dont have everything I need in my hair kit for the day of the shoot?

If you are missing something basic in your kit then Steve will help you figure out a way to make it work or let you use something from his kit.

- When will I get the disc of images?

After the shoot we will send you the disc in the mail within 5 days. You will be responsible for retouching (if necessary) and printing for your portfolio. (I can recommend local places I use for my book)

- What if there are not enough stylists to have a class?

If the class is not full we will decide on another date which works out for all the stylists. Your regisration will still be valid for the new seminar date. If you can't make the new date you will be reimbursed.

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