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Showing posts with label Haircut. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haircut. Show all posts

Monday, August 26, 2013

Couple Love Sanctuary Hair Salon

Couple Loves Sanctuary Hair Salon Haircuts


This is The Byerly's first time getting their haircut's at Sanctuary Hair Salon. Both Dan and Leslie ended up with rock and roll haircuts and loved it!  This is the first couple hair spin photographed at Sanctuary Hair Salon.  You can see by their smiles how much fun they had shooting their hair spin photos. Their smiling faces are representative of being happy customers as well.





As they leave the salon I am outside saying goodbye.  They walk away to go home and I holler, "hey Dan", and snap this great candid shot of them!





Thanks Dan and Leslie 
You made my day a little brighter!

Sanctuary Hair Salon Owner 
Mark Steven Lewis

Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Lisa Rogavin of Edible Excursions Smiles for Style

owner 
Lisa Rogavin
brings a modern hairstyle to 
her tasty tours.

    Photography by: Mark Steven Lewis                                                                     Modeling is: Lisa Rogavin


 A Sunkist Yellow background
adds to the cheer
as
Lisa gives us her
 Smile For Style!

Monday, March 25, 2013

Sunday, March 24, 2013

Hair Flip and Spin Photograph



Another great shot of a finished client who so kindly agreed to flip and spin her haircut for me to photograph.  This is turning out to be quite a successful series of photographs that specifically shows off each haircut's design.  This is a long hair style with graduated layers around the face and added layers in the crown and throughout the back for movement and continued softness.

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Men's Scissor Over Comb Technique


Natural Hairline

Photography by
Mark Steven Lewis


Having being trained in London for 15 years, I learned the scissor over comb cutting technique from some of the best in the world.  This technique is favored among men over the standard clipper cut hairline by men who enjoy a more natural look, yet still having their haircut tight to the scalp.  This is a softer and more natural looking hairline than those cut with a traditional clipper and leaving a squared off look on the edges looking artificial.  Besides that, the hairline is visible to everyone and stubble will begin to show within the first 7 days of regrowth of hair, sometimes sooner.  The Men's Scissor Over Comb technique used in cutting the nape and back of the hairline, grows out with a softer edge  because of the beveling of each hair caused by cutting them with the scissor's blades and not a clippers blade.  This leaves the client looking good even as they come back in 4 weeks time for another cut, or sometimes just for a clean-up in 2 weeks on the hairline alone.  Whereas the clipper cut will grow out a blunt or squared off hair strand, leaving a strong stubble to see on the neck of the client.  I prefer scissor over comb technique over clipper cutting.   Any day I can use it on a client who wants a natural hairline over a squared off one... I will.
Thanks for listening...

Owner: Mark Steven Lewis
Salon:  Sanctuary Hair Salon   ~A Safe Haven For Natural Beauty~





Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Slate Gun Metal With Hot-Stained Raspberry

Sanctuary "Winter Colorland"

      Slate gun metal with hot-stained raspberry tones (notice her glasses frame colors are incorporated too) are highlighted with butters, honey and creme tones to finish this tri-colored weft of asymmetric lengths on Paulette's Sanctuary Hair Salon's "Winter Colorland" Design Collection for Winter 2013.



 "Winter Colorland"