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} ➻kristina notof {L'ORÉAL PROFESSIONNEL} always knew she wanted to be a hairdresser and moved to New York City from Staten Island right after high school to go to beauty school. Her big break came when she landed a job as assistant to celebrity colorist Joel Warren of Warren-Tricomi Salon (he's the one who submitted her name to us) in Manhattan and fell in love with hair color. Today she's the youngest colorist at Warren-Tricomi where she has worked with Scarlett Johansson, Ivanka Trump and Anna Lynn McCord. 4 ORGANIC ➻ caitlin hellefa{Certifed COLOR SYSTEMS} is Organic Colorist at Sam Wong Salon in Frederick, Maryland, a distinction that allows her to teach color classes at local beauty schools or salons. "I am convinced that organic color provides a better experience for both the stylist and the client," says Helle, who really listens to what her clients have to say instead of forcing her opinion on them. So what does she love most about hair color? That's easy. "The fact that my job lets me make people happy every day." ➻ angela christine stevens j { GOLDWELL AND CHI } is a Chicago native who attended Pivot Point International where she quickly excelled in the program, winning various competitions. After a stint as a platform artist for Universal Beauty Products, Stevens relocated to Los Angeles and got her big break when she became celebrity stylist Kimberly Kimble's assistant. At Kimble Hair Studio, the hair color and extension specialist works with celebs like Eve (check out her new plum color), Keke Palmer and pop superstar Rihanna, and she's also the sassy, driven stylist on We TV's L.A. Hair
. Stevens' expertise is creating naturallooking color, while incorporating bold expressions and trends. "Te vibrancy I get with Goldwell is amazing," says Stevens, who also uses CHI colors and lighteners to gently lift neutral and ash blondes with little or no brassiness. thecoloristmag.com | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2013 | The Colorist 33