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marsala mélange MICHELLE SYLVIE DON DEB OSCAR ➽ COLORPHLEX core educational team member and master colorist Michelle Sadler recently demonstrated the product's color strengthening capabilities to 1,500 beauty pros at PAUL'S BEAUTY EXPO in Greenbelt, MD. ➽ COTY announced the appointment of Sylvie Moreau, current executive vice president of Wella, the Salon Division of P&G;, as the president of its future Coty Professional Beauty Division, effective upon completion of Coty's merger with P&G;'s professional beauty business, expected in the second half of 2016. ➽ The beauty industry is mourning the loss of EUFORA INTERNATIONAL co-founder Don Bewley, who dedicated 30 years to the craft of hairdressing. ➽ KERATIN COMPLEX International Artistic Director for Color Therapy Deb Gavin led several hair color education presentations at the recent UNITE GLOBAL SESSION in London. ➽ REDKEN is relocating the Redken Exchange training facility several blocks south on Fifth Avenue in March 2016 to a newly renovated 9,100-square-foot space. ➽ SURETINT TECHNOLOGIES, an innovator of professional salon hair color software and technology, has announced that celebrity stylist and New York City salon owner Oscar Blandi has been appointed artistic director and will also serve on the company's management board. IN THE NICK OF TIME Matrix Artistic Director Nick Stenson shares tips, techniques and celebrity trends. The Redken Exchange will soon have a new home on Manhattan's 5 th Avenue. T is is a great time to be a colorist. Why? Because even though we still have clients who like to keep their color exactly the same from appointment to appointment, an increasing number are open to frequent color changes, thanks to all the exposure our work is getting on social media. T is opens up so many creative possibilities for us as colorists, but it also forces us to be thoughtful about our color strategies. Frequent color changes can be hard on hair, so I try to work with demi-permanent color as often as possible. Demis like the newly restaged Matrix Color Sync are formulated without ammonia, making them gentle on overworked mid-lengths and ends. Color Sync also now has the Cera-Oil Priming complex, with two times more ceramides for twice the conditioning power. Demis can be used for color refreshing, toning, glossing, low-lighting, fi lling, overlays and color boosting. It's important to remember that working with demis is not only about shade choice, however. We must also keep in mind the client's desired result. Does the service require more saturation or greater translucency? For example, an overlay on dark hair calls for the former, while toning a blonde client demands the delicacy of a translucent fi nish. Here is one of my favorite go-to formulas—a luminous gold gold: New growth: Matrix Color Sync 6GG and 10-volume Cream Developer Mid-lengths and ends: Color Sync 8GG and 10-volume Cream Developer PHOTOGRAPHY (CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT): COURTESY OF COLORPHLEX; COURTESY OF WELLA; COURTESY OF EUFORA; COURTESY OF KERATIN COMPLEX; COURTESY OF OSCAR BLANDI; COURTESY OF MATRIX; NICK MILO, MAKEUP: BRITTANY ANDERSON newsfeed Warm up winter days with this bold, dimensional red look created by Aaron Michael of the EuforaColor Team. Inspired by the rich amber and earthy red tones found in Marsala wine, the look was achieved using strategic color placement and unique teardrop patterns that follow the curvature of the head (instead of traditional straight sectioning), allowing for surprising pops of color. Visit thecoloristmag.com for the formula and steps. ➽