Remember Richard?
His dilemma about whether to keep growing out or throw in the towel for the summer was made into a class project for the Sono Academy, one of the hottest new salon schools in the Northeast. The project included not only his haircut, but color and styling advice.
Drumroll, please!
Academy Director Thea Tsiranides cut Richard’s hair similar to the winning Option #1 and enhanced his shade with a demi-permanent color by Wella. According to Thea, the haircut gives Richard “a more progressive look” and can be styled either flat to the head or in a “messy, spiky” fashion. Thea used Rusk Wired Flexible Styling Cream to create the look.
You look fantastic, Richard!
Anny Adams
August 12, 2009 at 10:16 amVery nicely done! You look great- and happy. If your not smiling post-hairct, then something isn’t right. A good haircut helps chanel the mind and relax the soul. I’m still in search of the right one myself.
Marjorie McLane Maxfield
August 12, 2009 at 7:47 pmWow! A Hollywood make-over that makes all his contemporaries and those many years his junior head back to the drawing board.
Sono Academy, its creative leader and students, A+. You met the challenge beautifully. Will you come to Texas? Of course, you will, but how soon is the question!
Kudos to all.
Darci Ewell
August 14, 2009 at 4:34 pmLove the new look! Ya look like a Movie Star!
Amy Hunter
August 20, 2009 at 9:02 amLove the new look!
Natalie K.
September 2, 2009 at 1:09 pmLove it! He must love it as well, especially since the cut is so versatile!
Diane
September 8, 2009 at 6:52 pmI gotta say, I’m not sure about the top on the side view. It sort of looks like two different haircuts on top. And I might spike up the front and pull it forward and to the side a little bit, rather than pulling it back.
But overall? It’s a really good look. But Richard – can you do it yourself?
;-)