Made iconic by Jennifer Aniston’s character on Friends, “The Rachel” was one of the most requested cuts in the 1990s. With the program still being broadcast daily more than three decades later, its reach has now extended to a whole new generation.  Whether you prefer the original look, or one of the hybrid versions, it’s a beautiful way to frame your face. So let’s talk about “The Rachel Reimagined”. 

Maybe it’s because I “do hair”, but I am always mystified by people who love high-end fashion but then shop for a bargain haircut. It doesn’t make sense to spend a fortune on great designer dresses and boots, which you wear every so often – and then try to save on a haircut, which you “wear” every day.  Here’s why you shouldn’t cut corners when it comes to your hair.

If you are looking for ways to keep your head cool in the heat, a haircut might be just the answer. Do you find yourself in the midst of a hair dilemma and asking yourself, “Should I cut my hair?” or “How should I get my hair cut?”

A while ago I read an article in Harper’s Bazaar about dry cutting hair. The writer described some of the situations in which dry cutting is preferred. At the time this method of cutting was very popular. It still is, so I thought it would be a good time for me to revisit the subject.

I recently read an article in Harper’s Bazaar about dry cutting hair. The writer described some of the situations in which dry cutting is preferred. Since this method of cutting has become very popular, I thought it would be a good time for me to weigh in on the subject.

If you’re an eyeglass wearer, you’ll know that it’s not always easy to get the right match between frame and hairstyle for your face shape. Haircuts and eyeglasses need to get along. It’s even more challenging for those whose glasses are “on and off” for various activities. There are times where hair and glasses collide and […]

Pixie. If the name makes you think sweet and small, the modern versions of this classic short hairstyle will change your view. This popular celebrity hairstyle has been worn by some of the boldest trend setters – think Jamie Lee Curtis or Mia Farrow. Today’s stars who sport the short look include Halle Berry, Jennifer Lawrence and Michelle Williams. The classic short chop is super versatile and, with the right styling, highlights your best features. Here’s what Da Raborn, Michael Anthony Salon stylist, has to say:

Maybe it’s because I “do hair.” But I am always mystified by the tendency for those who “wear hair” to look for a bargain haircut. It doesn’t make sense to shop for the best fashion and then cut corners at the hair salon. Why? Unlike those great boots or designer label pants, you wear your haircut every day.