Rose & Ivy Journal Magazine
Photographer by Alison Dulaney
Model- Allie Lewis from IMG model
Hair- Marshall Lin
Make up- Robert Reyes
Stylist-Ana Tess
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MANE ADDICTS-WHAT’S IN THE BAG?! MARSHALL LIN
Article by JUSTINE MARJAN
I first met Marshall Lin backstage during New York Fashion Week where he was creating beautiful brushed waves for Alice and Olivia’s AW 2016 show. The way we saw him set and brush the model’s hair was just as enchanting as his warm and inviting personality. A stylist at Frederick Fekkai for nearly 10 years, Marshall has made a name for himself in the industry amongst the fashion elite, styling stars such as Kate Bosworth, Olivia Palmero, Christina Aguilera, Owen Wilson and Coco Rocha as well as working shows for Rachel Zoe, Oscar de la Renta, Valentino, Diane Von Faustenberg, Proenza Schouler, Vera Wang, Thakoon, Rag and Bone, and Rachel Roy. While he was using Fekkai products when we met him, we had to wonder what else the Mane Master swears by. Take a look inside Marshall Lin’s bag…
TOOLS:
- Solano Supersolano Blow Dryer “I love the tension this dryer gives hair. When you turn on the slow mode, it’s so soft and mild.”
- BaByliss Pro Curling Iron and Straightening Iron “provide the perfect heat and the metal is so smooth. Hair changes shape right away, there’s no need to redo or go over it.”
- Olivia Garden Brush “So smooth and locks the hair really well.”
- YS Park Brush “It creates the best tension. The quality is awesome.”
- Kasha Scissors (Black Edition) “Just like the Rolex of scissors. Guaranteed quality.”
- Moroccan Oil Styling Comb “It combs hair the best. Right in between—not too strong and not too weak. Plus, very easy to control.”
- Toni&Guy Cutting Comb Anti Static “One tool I can’t live without. It comes everything perfectly.”
PRODUCTS:
- All the products I use create that no-product-used effect, for hair that looks beautiful and seemingly free of any styling products.
- Frederic Fekkai Full Blown Volume Lightweight Styling Whip “It gives hair a strong hold, but also a soft touch, allowing many textures to be created. Not sticky at all. It’s like a revolution for the mousse.”
Mira Lenko – Hair by Marshall Lin
Model by Mira Lenko
Photographer by Nelson N. Castillo
Haircut by Marshall Lin
Model Agency/ Booking by Alex Ramirez from VNY Models
Would You Rock Two-Tone Hair Like Selita Ebanks?
Selita Ebanks continues to show off her new two-toned pixie cut, stepping out at the Larry Crowne premiere in Hollywood on Monday night. She complemented the unique style with a fuchsia Marchesa mini and Christian Louboutin leopard-print shoes.
The 28-year-old actress and former Victoria’s Secret model debuted her two-tone coif June 7 at a charity gala in NYC.
Lately, Ebanks has been making some bold choices when it comes to her hair: In May, she swapped her long, flowing tresses for a chin-legnth bob and blunt bangs dyed a deep shade of red. Just weeks later, the star went back to her brunette roots but cropped her hair even shorter.
When going short, the rule of thumb is haircut first; dye job second. “Most people make the mistake of getting their color done before they receive their haircut,” says colorist Jamie Sanchez. “As a result the color gets cut out and impacts the appearance of both the color and the haircut.”
Section your hair into top and bottom layers. Keep the under layer dark for definition and, with a tone-on-tone approach to coloring, keep the top blonde section toward beige. The effect is “chic with strong definition” says stylist Marshall Lin.
full article please visit http://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-style/news/would-you-rock-two-tone-hair-like-selita-ebanks-2011286
Shazi Visram for B Magazine / Hair by Marshall Lin
Hair by Marshall Lin . Make up by Anya Sinclair Frankenberg
Article Excerpt
Happy Family Brands CEO Shazi Visram is putting her experience as an impact entrepreneur, who successfully sold her company to Danone for a reported $250 million, to work as an impact investor looking to make the world a better place.…
FULL ARTICLE PLEASE CLICK http://www.bthechange.com/topics/people-topics/leadership-people-topics/staying-happy-shift-founder-funder/
Shazi Visram guides Happy Family Brands from its corporate offices in Lower Manhattan. Visram sold the company to Danone for a reported $250 million in 2013, and now Visram is “paying it forward” by investing in other impact entrepreneurs.
Photo by John Montre