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Hollywood Style Awards How-Tos from Janine Jarman
By: Kerri Lee
Janine Jarman, from the hip and trendy Hairroin Salon on Hollywood, CA knows a thing or two about what’s hot and what’s NOT in hair and fashion! She’s one ofSebastian Professional’s “it-girls,” and she recently got to present 90210 vixenJessica Lowndes with the “Breakout Style Visionary” award at Hollywood Lifemagazine’s Hollywood Style Awards in Los Angeles.
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“We’re thrilled to be a sponsor of this year’s Hollywood Style Awards and to present Jessica Lowndes with our ‘Breakout Style Visionary’ award,” said Reuben Carranza, Director, NA Professional Salon, P&G Salon Professional prior to the event. “All of the people presenting and nominated are the visionaries who help influence and shape what’s next in fashion everyday, so we’re in great company.”
Sebastian Professional was backstage helping keep the stars’ tresses red carpet ready all night long. Partnering with the stylist team from local Hollywood salon, Hairroin Salon, the Sebastian suite was stocked with the latest haircare must-haves for onsite touch ups and styling. Jarman has provided us with some simple how-tos for you to recreate these young starlet looks just in time for the holiday season!
Jessica Lowndes’ Smooth and Sultry Pony:
1) Prep wet hair with Sebastian Professional Whipped Crème styling mousse. Blow dry and wrap dry the entire head so hair lays soft and smooth.
2) Create a center part, with a rattail comb for dramatic division.
3) Emulsify a dime-sized amount of Sebastian Professional Matte Putty and begin smoothing the hair back with hands and a soft bristled brush.
4) Fasten ponytail just above nape with a hooked rubber band for maximum grip.
5) Finish with Sebastian Professional Shaper Zero Gravity to tame wisps and flyaways for a sleek and sophisticated ponytail.
The Style Siren--Kim Kardashian:
1. Prep wet hair with Sebastian Professional Mousse Forte for thermal protection and lift.
2. Using a paddle brush, and over directing, completely blow-dry hair.
3. Using a 1-inch barrel iron, curl sections of hair in the same direction, towards the face.
4. Spray each section with Sebastian Professional Shine Define hairspray for flexible hold and additional heat protection.
5. Tuck the “camera-side” hair behind the ear and fasten with two bobby pins.
6. Apply a drop of Sebastian Professional Liquid Gloss to palms and run through ends of hair.
7. With a soft brush, brush all of the curls together for smooth, sensuous waves.
8. Finishing with Sebastian Professional Shaper Zero Gravity for weightless hold.
Katie Cassidy’s Chic Chignon
1. Start with dry hair and a tight, smooth ponytail at the top of the head.
2. Set hair with a 1-inch iron, spraying hair with Sebastian Professional Shine Define for heat protection and hold.
3. Clip curls aside until they’re cool .
4. Unclip and smooth and polish each curl with a dab of Sebastian Professional Microweb Fiber for touchable, malleable texture.
5. Pin weft to ponytail for added height, drama and size.
6. Arrange curls looping in and out of one another, and fasten sections with bobby pins around the weft.
7. Finish with Shaper Fierce for maximum staying power and Sebastian Professional Halo Mist for weightless shine.
Beachy Babe Lauren Conrad:
1. For root volume, prep wet hair with Sebastian Professional Whipped Crème and blow dry using a round brush.
2. Spray dry hair with Sebastian Professional Shaper Zero Gravity for light, flexible hold and then wrap-curl hair with a 1 ¼-inch iron.
3. Pull ends of hair down as you curl to stretch the curl out, and reverse direction every time for casual, natural curl.
4. Apply Sebastian Professional Microweb Fiber to braids for textured control.
5. Section two front pieces of hair at eye-level, behind each ear, and braid to back of head.
6. Fasten the two braids to back of head with a small clear rubber band.
7. To finish look, distribute a nickel-sized amount of Sebastian Professional Matte Putty through the ends to keep the look light and “beachy”.
An-ya’s 60’s Throw-Back
1. Apply Sebastian Professional Thickefy Foam to wet hair and blow dry.
2. For a “foxy blowdry”, twirl hair sections around a round brush and let cool for a slightly curly blow out.
3. Once dry, part hair from ear to ear and backcomb at roots, over-directing the hair.
4. Fasten parted sections in the back of head with bobby pins.
5. Spray Sebastian Professional Re-Shaper to finished look for humidity-resistance and lasting hold.
6. For celeb-worthy shine, spray with Sebastian Professional Trilliant for a look that rocks.
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Friday, November 13, 2009
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Michelle Williams in Vogue
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Alexander Mcqueen Spring 2010
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
Hollywood Life Style awards.
blog written by Janine (owner of Hairroin Salon)

getting interviewed backstage.

Sarah gives me a touch up backstage

presenting on stage

walking the red carpet


the Hairroin Team backstage

red carpet.
I had the chance to present an award at the hollywood life style awards. it was overwhelming, fun, and a first for me. Sebastian made hairroin a part of this special evening. Dalina , Sarah, Irene and Heather were back stage holdin down the gifting lounge. The hairroin ladies fixed allot of hair and made a ton of great contacts. we promoted halo mist ... a wonderful light weight shine spray made by Sebastian, as well as Sebastian's micro web fiber a new and fun product that adds texture and helps with your finished style, and of course, my favorite Sebastian product: shaper zero gravity light weightless hair spray love love love. hairroin Lady's spruced people up and handed out champagne Friday flyer's hairroin bucks and stickers.
Hairroin
323.467.0392
www.hairroinsalon.com

getting interviewed backstage.

Sarah gives me a touch up backstage

presenting on stage

walking the red carpet


the Hairroin Team backstage

red carpet.
I had the chance to present an award at the hollywood life style awards. it was overwhelming, fun, and a first for me. Sebastian made hairroin a part of this special evening. Dalina , Sarah, Irene and Heather were back stage holdin down the gifting lounge. The hairroin ladies fixed allot of hair and made a ton of great contacts. we promoted halo mist ... a wonderful light weight shine spray made by Sebastian, as well as Sebastian's micro web fiber a new and fun product that adds texture and helps with your finished style, and of course, my favorite Sebastian product: shaper zero gravity light weightless hair spray love love love. hairroin Lady's spruced people up and handed out champagne Friday flyer's hairroin bucks and stickers.
Hairroin
323.467.0392
www.hairroinsalon.com
Monday, October 5, 2009
Janine, Natalia Fabia and Darla Teagarden photoshoot at Hairroin Salon
blog written by Janine (owner of Hairroin Salon)








I Did this shoot the other day at Hairroin salon. Natalia Fabia is the pink fawn, Winter rose bud (designer extrodinar) set the entire thing up. Noel nichols on make up and. Stevie(darla tea garden)... Who I just adore. Shot the thing. We shot the entire thing in a few hours after closing. So much fun! I love doing fun shoots with my peeps!
Hairroin
323.467.0392
www.hairroinsalon.com








I Did this shoot the other day at Hairroin salon. Natalia Fabia is the pink fawn, Winter rose bud (designer extrodinar) set the entire thing up. Noel nichols on make up and. Stevie(darla tea garden)... Who I just adore. Shot the thing. We shot the entire thing in a few hours after closing. So much fun! I love doing fun shoots with my peeps!
Hairroin
323.467.0392
www.hairroinsalon.com
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
wedding bliss
Hairroin's makeup artist, Noel Nichols, just started a bridal blog. http://www.the-wedding-belle.blogspot.com
please check out her blog, and let any brides-to-be you might encounter know!
Hairroin
323.467.0392
www.hairroinsalon.com
please check out her blog, and let any brides-to-be you might encounter know!
Hairroin
323.467.0392
www.hairroinsalon.com
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Janine gives Linda strawberry a purple do over and gets interviewed.
Hairroin Fix
How cool is Hairroin? Arguably Hollwood’s hottest salon, it’s our go-to source for the raddest fads. Owner/stylist Janine Jarman shares the newest of the new: gradient color. "What’s wonderful about this look is that it works for men or women, conservative or avant-garde. We take a dark base color and add or one two lighter gradients for a natural transition that looks so much fresher than the patchy color we’ve seen in recent seasons."
The technique is key: Janine and her staff use brushes- no foil- to add dimensional color from root to tip. "This works for more natural looks; for instance, a dark brown to lighter blonde- as well as for high-fashion looks, such as a deep purple to lighter purple for a modern, Eastside look. This transitional technique also works equally well for long or short hair, and our clients are loving the change from the cascade of highlights that were more prevalent last year." What’s more, "this works perfectly for our present economic situation; the gradient color grows out without the demarcation lines we see in perfectly placed highlights."
For men, the look is "modern military": short on the sides with a super-versatile swatch of hair up front. "This can be fauxhawked, slicked to the side, or textured with the right cut and product," Janine promises. Her favorite? Sebastian’s Professional Craft Clay, a remoldable matte texturizer crafted to naturally hold hair at the roots (and such an advance from the molding products of yesteryear).
Similarly, women can look forward to a "structured bob with a heavy, full fringe" (think Linda Evangelista’s current look). I like to call it a ’beachy bob," smiles Janine. "With this cut, the hair can dance between three levels of tone, with a much darker shade underneath for a thoroughly modern feel." For long-haired women, the best looks contains "exaggerated levels, with an asymmetrical cut: chin-length on one side, longer on the other, to best complement a woman’s face." Here, too, the gradient colors fades out from dark to light, with up to three tones if the hair is long enough for this very fresh effect.

Hairroin
323.467.0392
www.hairroinsalon.com
How cool is Hairroin? Arguably Hollwood’s hottest salon, it’s our go-to source for the raddest fads. Owner/stylist Janine Jarman shares the newest of the new: gradient color. "What’s wonderful about this look is that it works for men or women, conservative or avant-garde. We take a dark base color and add or one two lighter gradients for a natural transition that looks so much fresher than the patchy color we’ve seen in recent seasons."
The technique is key: Janine and her staff use brushes- no foil- to add dimensional color from root to tip. "This works for more natural looks; for instance, a dark brown to lighter blonde- as well as for high-fashion looks, such as a deep purple to lighter purple for a modern, Eastside look. This transitional technique also works equally well for long or short hair, and our clients are loving the change from the cascade of highlights that were more prevalent last year." What’s more, "this works perfectly for our present economic situation; the gradient color grows out without the demarcation lines we see in perfectly placed highlights."
For men, the look is "modern military": short on the sides with a super-versatile swatch of hair up front. "This can be fauxhawked, slicked to the side, or textured with the right cut and product," Janine promises. Her favorite? Sebastian’s Professional Craft Clay, a remoldable matte texturizer crafted to naturally hold hair at the roots (and such an advance from the molding products of yesteryear).
Similarly, women can look forward to a "structured bob with a heavy, full fringe" (think Linda Evangelista’s current look). I like to call it a ’beachy bob," smiles Janine. "With this cut, the hair can dance between three levels of tone, with a much darker shade underneath for a thoroughly modern feel." For long-haired women, the best looks contains "exaggerated levels, with an asymmetrical cut: chin-length on one side, longer on the other, to best complement a woman’s face." Here, too, the gradient colors fades out from dark to light, with up to three tones if the hair is long enough for this very fresh effect.
Hairroin
323.467.0392
www.hairroinsalon.com
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