Mouton Salon

Keratin Express Blowout by Coppola

Mouton Salon - Thursday, October 14, 2010

We have a new service to offer you, the Express Keratin Blowout! As you know the Keratin Smoothing Complex reduces 95% of frizz and curl, adds smoothness and shine, and reduce styling time, for a practically low maitenance style.

The Express Blowout offers these same results! This express service takes only 1 hour, and the results last up to 6 weeks. The price of this service is $110. We recommend this service to clients who feels their curls are "unmanageable and just enough to be a nuisance".

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Follow the Trends with Jenna Fischer

Mouton Salon - Thursday, September 09, 2010

Not only does Jenna Fischer look picture perfect at the Emmys,
she is also right on trend for the fall! Her brunette locks are
a believable, natural tone with subtle highlights.
Her curls are perfect too,
you can achieve this look by using a large barrel round iron.

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Best of the Globes

Mouton Salon - Tuesday, January 19, 2010

“I can't get the image out of my mind of the perfect copper red hair color, the innocent comb out of long wavy tresses, and the most amazing soft peach Christian Siriano gown, with the shape and color to accentuate this beauty. I give huge applause to Christina Hendricks of "Mad Men!”
—John Simpson, International Guest Artist

Modern Salon sets the standards and is always on the front line for the news and trends. This is one of their picks for the "Best Hair for the Golden Globes". We agree!

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Christina Hendricks' Locks

Mouton Salon - Tuesday, July 14, 2009

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Actress Christina Hendricks is wearing her red hair in a curly medium style when attending a screening of “500 Days Of Summer” hosted by The Cinema Society with Brooks Brothers and Cotton at the Tribeca Grand Screening Room in New York City.
source: http://www.aahairstyle.com/ article by: Justin.

To keep your red locks looking fabulous Mouton's recommends using professionaly prescribed products. We carry Kerastase, Bumble and Bumble, and Sebastian to enhance your look after you leave the salon.

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Hair Trends for 2009

Mouton Salon - Wednesday, May 13, 2009

Try out some hottest hairstyles of 2009 like bob with brow length bangs. The basics are that most of these hairstyles are inspired from celebrity’s hairstyles. So go ahead and experiment with the hairstyles for 2009. If you have longer hair and you do not want to go for a major hairstyle change, then go for the all time favorite ponytail hairstyle. This hairstyle is easy, casual and elegant at the same time.

One of the top trends of 2009 hairstyles is the razor cut bob where the hair drops to the shoulders. Side parts and zigzag effects compliment this hairstyle. Enhance it further with glittery hair picks and beaded accessories.

The short shag from hairstyle 2009 would be fine for women who want to look amazing. This hairstyle works with most hair types and styling is easy too. The wavy shag hairstyle is also one of the hottest hairstyles of 2009 for women with curly hair. It gives you a sexy look provided your hair is not too thin.

Source: http://www.haircareresources.com/2009-hair-styles.htm

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Fresh Looks- Reds

Mouton Salon - Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Fresh Star Looks

Isla Fisher: Red Hairr

THE LOOK
"From deep mahogany to strawberry blonde, red hair is going to be huge this spring because—when done right—it can add amazing tones to the skin," says hairstylist Lisa Oliver. "If you want Isla Fisher's color, take in a picture of the actress. And if you're not ready for a total red overhaul, try highlights. Depending on hair shade and skin tone, copper, cinnamon, ginger and russet highlights can instantly warm up your complexion."

INSIDER TIP "The fairer the skin, the lighter the red should be," says Oliver. "So fair skin is best with strawberry blonde; medium skin tones can wear an 'Irish setter red' and darker skin has to be a bit more careful with red tones. Veer away from orange undertones and try something more blue-red."

Photograph: Mike Marsland/WireImage

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