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Showing posts with label Alice in Wonderland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alice in Wonderland. Show all posts

Friday, April 30, 2010

Fantasy Land Part Two: ModernSalon.com posts another "Alice In Wonderland" inspired shoot by Janine Jarman

Modern Salon Media, is a company that has been connecting beauty professionals at every stage of their careers. On Wednesday, Modernsalon.com posted a photo shoot that they asked Janine Jarman to do as an exclusive looks shoot.

You may remember the last time Modern Salon posted an Alice in Wonderland Inspired Shoot by Janine Jarman.

Posted below is the finished product.

Taken from Modernsalon.com:


"Fantasy Land by Janine Jarman"


Inspired by Tim Burton’s "Alice in Wonderland," Janine Jarman, West Coast spokesperson for Sebastian, owner of Hairroin salon in Hollywood and finalist on this season of "Shear Genius," created these exclusive looks for MODERN.


"The color is low maintenance because the root is always a bit darker, and the teasing prevents a dramatic line of demarcation.” — Janine Jarman

Hair: Janine Jarman
Photography: Roberto Ligresti
Make-up: David Maderich/mistermakeup.com
Fashion styling: Sharice Massehians

“I am more intrigued by Alice’s alter-ego, bad Alice. It is that ‘bad’ look, in both color and shape, that I have envisioned on my model.” -- Janine Jarman

Monday, April 5, 2010

Modernsalon.com "Fantasy Land" a Step by Step Alice in Wonderland Look

Check out Modernsalon.com to see the before, finish and in between at this link: 

Taken from Modern Salon Magazine's Website:


"Janine Jarman, Sebastian spokesperson, owner of Hairroin salon and Shear Genius 3 contestant, created this Alice in Wonderland-inspired look for MODERN. For color on her model, Jarman utilized her ‘Color Melt’ technique, “which is a melting technique I use to transition from dark to light,” she says. “This technique easily imitates a ‘surfer blonde look’ and is achieved without foils.” Jarman uses this technique on 30 percent of her clients, and while she is going a bit more dramatic for this look, she normally stays within three levels on most clients. "