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Bright and radiant, year 2013 seems to have dawned like this beautiful face scrubbed fresh and clean of all the muck gathered over a long, tiring though exciting journey of the last year. The trend of beauty and wellness in India has been on an upswing for a while, and with the ample exposure that the Indian consumer has had over the past few years, the beauty industry is set to move to the next level. Need substantiation? Be there at the India Salon and Wellness Pro and Beauty Market India 2013 in Mumbai, this February.
The international trade show will see the convergence of professional salons, spas and wellness businesses, industry experts, brand and business owners. There will be interactive podiums to facilitate exchange of knowledge and ideas, a mélange of conferences, workshops and technical sessions introducing the latest trends in the beauty industry.
The conference is meant to provide timely insight into unique challenges of the salon, beauty and wellness business. Educational insights and knowledge sharing to achieve organisational and marketing goals, attain desired sales objectives, customer relation-building, marketing research, brand building and channel support are the highlights of this well orchestrated symphony.
Images Beauty & Wellness Awards celebrate the outstanding achievements of businesses in the salon, spa, fi tness and beauty products retail categories in India. The awards recognise outstanding business performance and innovation in the retail of beauty and wellness products and services across categories. So who all will make it to the Images Hall of Fame?
Bottomline? ISWP showcases everything from the latest breakthroughs in products, interaction with industry stalwarts, informative seminars to brand activation. You can’t miss this one. Bring along your dipsticks, or forks and knives if you please, as there will be no better place and opportunity to sample the slice of the pie, and know how delicious it really is going to be in the near future.
In the same year, Salon India has turned four! We take this opportunity to thank all our patrons and well-wishers who have supported and appreciated our efforts. It has been a wonderful journey and here’s to several more years!
Amitabh TanejaEditor-in-Chief, Salon International, India
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ProductionGeneral Manager Manish Kadam
Sr. Executive Ramesh Gupta
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12 Snippets An almanac of news and updates on beauty and hair
16 New launches Beauty salons and spas across the country
22 Trends Look and styles recomended by professionals for 2013
32 Interview Tina Farey, the renowned stylist shares her secrets
34 Success story The journey of John Paul DeJoria
48-54 Indian stylist Akshata Honawar creates hair looks for the season
58 Backstage The making of Wella Exoticare Hair Spa
64-69 Collection L’Oréal Professionnel’s Retro Nouveau colour collection 2013
73-89 International stylists A fl attering look at global style
92 Cover story The expanding network of salon chains
98 Eye on the market Temptu Pro’s Air Compressor
100 In fi rst person Ishika Taneja’s journey into the world of make- up
109 Special focus Salon and spa chain owners share their perspectives
106-108 Visual dynamics Check out the interiors of Spa la vie by L’Occitane and The Royal Mansour Spa
110 Exclusive Vipul Chudasama’s latest collection, The Code: Future
116 Hair products New in the market
117 Beauty New launches, skin care and much more
141 Events The social calendar: what’s happening, where
146 Training Waves Academy, Bangalore
150 Show preview India Salon & Wellness Pro and Beauty Market India ‘13, Mumbai
152 Celeb Style Kanishtha Dhankhar shares her hair style secrets
153 Coffee break Try this quiz and win fabulous prizes
158 Fashion Beauty trends at Goa Fashion Week; Anita Dongre, the designer on how make-up accentuates fashion
171-174 Step by step Recreate these intricate cuts and colour
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Hair: Gary Hooker &Michael Young, Hooker & YoungCollection: British Hairdresser of The Year NomineePhoto: Jacke EamesMake-up: MegumiProducts: Matrix Styling: Thea Lewis
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Samantha Kochhar, CEO/MD, Blossom Kochhar Group of Companies presents the freshest rends in make-up. Here is the guide:
Spring/Summer ‘13 beauty book Get the style
Bright lips: Red lips is one the hottest trends for spring 2013. One can experiment with velvety scarlet, bold coral or vibrant fuchsia. It’s advised to wear bright lips in the matte form.
Stark eyes: Dab your make-up brushes in shades of turquoise and vibrant aqua. The look is not supposed to be too wild or extreme for every day. Try a thin streak of a green eyeliner or a smear of sapphire or a colour blocking royal blue or teal. To add glamour for the evening, add a few sparkles around the eyes!
The eyeliner effect: Ever since the cat eye trend, the eyeliner has become an essential. The new trend is applying a tight outline and then to smudge it softly; it can also be retro fl icked for day wear. For the evening, swipe a platinum shadow over the lids, to create a contrast.
Shimmer and shine: Apply silver teal over the lids and up to the brows. Pair it with nude lips.
Bare skin: Fresh, natural skin provides the perfect backdrop for the season’s best looks. Good skin care goes a long way. Put a light primer under-neath make-up and put a highlighter on the high points of your face. Rim your eyes with a glossy lip treatment. Just apply it around the perimeter and fi nish with defi ned brows and mascara. Give a pink blush on the cheeks.
Lush lashes: Go from twiggy lashes to curled and combed lashes with the waterline fi lled in white.
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Pink, in all its permutationsMagenta coated over the lids and lashes is one lookFuchsia pink, pretty rose shades and girlish shell pink lipsBubblegum pink cheeks and lids
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O ne of the most creative and artistic
hairdressers, Tina Farey excels in cutting, colour-ing, dressing hair and avant-garde work. A three-times winner of Southern Hairdresser of the Year, a member of the British Hairdressing Awards Hall of Fame, 2010 AIPP Award for the best Avant Garde Photographic Collection, and London Hairdresser of the Year 2012, her work is innovative and inspirational. Editorial Director at the Rush Hair salon in London, Farey’s energy is infectious as her passion for hairdress-ing shines through.
The biggest break of your careerAfter being at RUSH for six years, I was chosen to repre-sent the British Fame team, that was a great platform for me to gain recognition in the industry and also when I won the South-ern Hairdresser of the Year.
Secret for successI just love what I do and am passionate about hair. I have a strong belief in my style, and so far, it has not let me down.
Evolution of the industryI have been in the business for 25 years. When I started in the 80s, it was experimental and a lot of things were based on trial and error! Hairdressing is a fast growing industry and
techniques in cutting, colour-ing and styling are now so advanced these days. Expert advice too is easily available.
Role and responsibilitiesTo oversee photographic and editorial work for the RUSH brand. My experience in show work also requires my creative input with regard to concepts and the production of all hair innovations.
Opportunities and moreHairdressing has given me the opportunities to travel and teach the RUSH philosophy all over the world. It has also given me the chance to work creatively with some of the best hairdressers, photographers
An expert educatorTina Farey
Tina Farey, Founder Member, RUSH Artistic Team
and be part of one of the most inspiring industries I know.
Trendy hairstyles right nowPopular trends are long grungy hair, an eclectic mix of 50s, 60s and 70s like micro fringes, red hair and graphic bobs.
Styles in London and IndiaThe women in London are not afraid to cut their hair.
Favourite hairstylistI don’t have a favourite hairdresser, but Angelo Seminara and Guido Palau are people I see inspiring the industry with their vision.
The enjoyable part of your jobI love making people feel and
INTERVIEW
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Brilliance aheadIshika Taneja
Ishika Taneja was drawn to the in-dustry by the sheer love formake-up that grew stronger as she watched her mother, the renowned beauty expert, Bharti Taneja, change lives of women with her magic touch. She aced her skills by training under some of the well-known inter-national make-up artists. Actively involved in the craft for the last two years, Ishika has received acolades for her work from around the world
stepping into the industryI am a make-up artist specialising in airbrush techniques. The best part about this profession is how we artists are able to touch so many lives. Certain instances are etched in my mind and heart of how women look up to my mom with utmost respect and gratitude. Seeing this, I defi nitely knew I had to do just the same.
inspirationI have always been a lover of this art form. Seeing my mother transform so many lives and expanding the chain of
Alps Beauty Clinics and Academies to a total of 16 branches in Delhi-NCR really motivated me.
journey so farThe experience has been incredible. As they say ‘choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life’ defi nes my journey aptly. I am passionate about what I do and enjoy it thoroughly. Also since this industry is ever changing, I learn every single day of my life.
mom’s the worldMy mom is defi nitely a storehouse of beauty knowledge and having access to her experiences has taught me a lot. Her personal anecdotes and expert advice became my springboard for further development. When I was young and accompanied my mother to meet-ings and appointments and saw her not only work, but also receiving love and appreciation, did the trick for me.
formal trainingI did a course from Alps Beauty
By Utpala Ghosh
In first person January.indd 100 07/01/13 9:23 PM
A mbika Pillai, a celebrated hair and make-up artist,
has always been humble about her achievements and appre-ciations. She owns a chain of seven salons in Delhi and aims to expand further. A favourite of the fash frat, she is an inherent part of fashion shows and beauty events.Pillai has won awards such as the IAAFA Award for the best make-up artist in 1996 and the Kingfi sher Fashion Award for the best hair designer in 2000, to name a few. Salon India pens down her success path and meteoric rise to fame.
The beginningIn 1987, Pillai came to Delhi to pursue a course in beauty and hair, but with a vision of starting a salon in Kollam. But destiny had other plans for her. Be-ing addicted to the city and its people, she decided to take a job offer in Delhi itself. After a brief stint at various salons as a hairdresser, she decided to open one in partner-ship with Sylvie. After seven years, she moved on to launch Visions by Ambika, a salon with yet another partner.
After fi ve years, she decided to change the name of the salon to ambikapillai, which soon become a household name. However, after 14 years the partnership came to an end. Says she, “I lost two of my three salons, but I was determined to make it work. We opened in a new location and started from scratch. It has been six years since then and with seven salons in Delhi, we have every intention of growing to our fullest strength.” Driven more by need
than inspiration, Pillai reveals, “I have to admit I’m not one of those who got into this indus-try because someone inspired me, it was a necessity. I come from an orthodox family. It was unheard of for a girl to work or get divorced. Married at 17, di-vorced at 24, without a degree behind me, I chose to leave home with my two-year old daughter anåd come to Delhi to train myself in the world of beauty and hair. There has been no looking back since.”
Challenges then and nowBeing dedicated and honest to her work, Pillai feels her mother-tongue, Malayali, held her back the most. “Being a South Indian from Kerala, I struggled with Hindi right through school and language had never been my
Ambika Pillai
STAR ACHIEVER
Ambika Pillai has reached the status of being a mentor
by Isha Gakhar
Fact fi le
Salon: ambikapillaiBranches: Seven in Delhi & NCRStaff strength: 200Products used: L’Oréal Professionnel, ambikapillai line of cosmetics and brushes, Kryolan and MACMilestone: South Ex- Part 1Punjabi BaghRajouri GardenChhatarpurMalviya Nagar Gurgaon Model TownHobbies: Watching movies, reading books, listening to music and going out with family and close friendsAnother business interests: To open a restaurant in Delhi that serves authentic Kerala food.Advice to the youngsters: Have a dream and work hard to achieve it. Always be humble about your achievements and success will follow.
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Regenerate your skinS kin stem cells’ ability to
regenerate lessens with age. The apple stem cells gained from special plant extracts found in all KLAPP Stri-Pexan Phyto Stem Cell Technology products helps prevent premature skin ageing by acting against wrinkles. Combined with ‘Regestril’, it supports the skin’s natural regeneration capacity.
ProcedureStep 1 Cleansing: Apply Clean & Active Cleansing Lotion. Emulsify and massage into skin. Remove with warm compress.
Step 2 Peeling: Apply the Malic Acid Peeling with a brush and leave for 10 to 15 minutes.
Step 3 Neutralise: Apply the Neutralizer with a brush and leave for three minutes. Use cold compresses to cool down and cleanse the skin.
Step 4 Mask: Mix and shake the powder of the Shaker Mask with 100ml of water in the shaker cup and apply with spatula or brush. Leave for 15 minutes and remove with warm compress.
Step 5 Toning: Apply Clean & Active Tonic without alcohol.
Step 6 Skin wake-up: Apply Skin Wake-Up. Massage for about 10 to 15 minutes or use the GK4 device to activate tired cells and increase cell metabolism.
Step 7 Hydra Zone: Massage Stri-PeXan Phyto Stem Cell Technology Hydra Zone as fi nishing care.
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FASHION
Resort and beach beautyCandy lips, smokey eyes with a combination of satin fi nish and braids in different variations were the happening trend at the India Resort Fashion Week in Goa. Focus was on creating resort, relaxed yet glamorous looks, so the offi cial hair and make-up artist, Marvie Beck, experimented with a variety of colours. Says she, “It was a resort theme, so we gave a little sunburn effect to the skin, using a tad of russet and tan colours. The idea was to make models look like that they have spent a lot of time in the sun. We also used rasp-berry pink on the cheeks. For eyes, smokey was a prominent trend for designers like Rocky S, Narendra Kumar, Falguni & Shane Peacock, Ridhi Siddhi and Pria Kataria Puri. Aqua blue was also used by designers Rachna Sansad and Sounia Gohil.”
by Isha Gakhar
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You have been a part of the fashion industry for two decades. How have things changed?I may have been here for a long time and done a lot of shows, but I feel every show is like my fi rst one. One has the same nervousness, enthusiasm and excitement to work on the look or create the clothes, put make up, the hair, the music together.
What is the relevance of make-up and hairstyle in fashion?They are absolutely relevant. Make-up and hair, shoes and accessories are as important as the clothes because each factor counts. They are critical to any fashion show or even to the look of a garment. The same girls look different without make-
by Aparna Mudi
The urbane chicAnita Dongre
Anita Dongre is one of the few designers in India who can truly be called a global designer. She is one of the fi rst to launch a line of casual chic western wear at a time when embroidered traditional wear was the only option available in designer clothing. Salon India spoke to her about hair and beauty
FASHION
Anita Dongre’s collection for different fashion weeks
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