Edward Tricomi Laara Raynier Rare Seminar
Collage: helenoppenheim.com
Not to be missed. A seminar with a difference, for all hairdressers with ambition, who want to learn more and go the extra mile, how to cut and style hair – the modern way, with options and business advice how to make more money, maybe even double your income. “Train with the Masters” Edward Tricomi and Laara Raynier at the L’Oréal Professionel flagship Warren-Tricomi Salon at the Plaza Hotel in NYC on Monday, September 19, 2022. Attend either in person or virtually for a new form of education.
Edward Tricomi, industry rockstar, famous editorial hairdresser and salon owner, who has worked with the greatest of the greatest for the greatest magazines, is an innovative hairdresser on the fashion runways, who has done the hair of too many celebs to name, is a master of dry-cutting. Fast. With precision. (He’s not known as Edward Scissorhands for nothing! ) has joined forces with Laara Raynier, a master of wet-cutting. With precision. She is a dedicated educator and protégé of Roger Thompson, and is now owner of the Mastercutter Academy. The cutting techniques can be mixed. And styling for all hair lengths, and textures, and updos, make this a rare event, not your typical workshop, an incredible opportunity to take your career or business to the next level.
The collage shows fashion-forward work by Raynier and Tricomi, some dating back to 2002, none of them dated, all modern and very wearable today. That’s Tricomi far left top row, and Raynier the first far left on the 2nd row.
Stylists can attend the in-salon class to watch demonstrations only. Or the in-salon class, a private hands-on workshop with live models. Or attend the event virtually from anywhere in the world. (10% discount for in-person classes for those from out of the country,)
More information for this once in a lifetime workshop, telephone; 917-519-9309 or CLICK HERE, more on Edward and Warren Tricomi, CLICK HERE or visit warrentricomi.com
Photos 1st Row – Photo Nos 1, 6, 7, 8: Courtesy Edward Tricomi …
Photo No. 2: Sante D’Orazio … Photo Nos 3, 4, 5: Helen Oppenheim
Photos 2nd Row – Photo Nos 1 – 4: Courtesy Mastercutter Academy …
Photo Nos. 5 – 7: Helen Oppenheim
Photos 3rd Row: All photos Helen Oppenheim
Why? Lipsticks That Fade Fast
Why do so many cosmetic companies say their lip colors are long lasting when they are not? My very favorite colors, Mac Pro Longwear Lip Cremes in Unlimited and Sweet Ever After, have been discontinued. I have bought them all up, and they sell for over $40 on Amazon, which I refuse to pay! They did last – even through a dinner – and they must be popular but are still discontinued! Why? Maybe they lasted too long!!
So I have been on a frustrating quest to find replacements which look modern and work. Not doing very well. L’Oréal’s Infallible Pro Matte Gloss Bare Attraction is a color similar to Mac’s Sweet Ever After, although not as flattering to me, a bit pale, the texture is good – but it definitely does not last long. Maybelline’s Vivid Matte Liquid Nude Thrill is too blah for me, it feels good but doesn’t last long either. Inglot’s 199 is the perfect shade to replace Mac’s Unlimited, not too light nor too bright but flattering, looks good, feels good, but lasts 2 seconds. I looked at Mac’s Retro Matte Liquid shades, and can’t find the one I want, the pinks are too bright or too pale for me. I did try a beautiful bright red, Fashion Legacy, and everyone said how good I looked in it, but I don’t think the texture flattered my mouth in red – too matte. It did last, however. I do not want to experiment with expensive department store lip colors to find they do not last so I have stuck to drug store lipsticks, for now. Anyone got any ideas, let me know. Stay tuned for more, click Comment every so often.
CommentHappy New Year. Bottoms Up! – 1975
Photo: © Klaus Lucka
Happy New Year. Bottoms Up! This straight, all-one-length classic bob, was angel curled on tiny tongs, thin, like a pencil, with the bottoms up, in 1975. The color was a gorgeous Mandarin/Mango shade, so new then it had to be flown in to the US for the photo shoot from La Coupe in Montreal.
For more photos, including the original of this photo, some in color, and the full story (definitely worth a look – and a read) – CLICK HERE
Hair: Kim Lepine, La Coupe, Montreal/NY for L’Oréal, 1975 … Makeup: Electa, Electa & Corrado, Montreal, using Lançome … Jewelry: Elsa Perretti/Tiffany’s … Model: Paula Seigman
Photo: Klaus Lucka … (Collage and Collection Concept/Produced by Helen Oppenheim)
Bottoms Up! – 1975
Photo: © Klaus Lucka
New album on website. Kim Lepine’s Bottom Up! straight all-one-length classic bob, best an inch or two below the jaw-line, angel-curled with the bottoms up, just at the very ends, from La Coupe’s
Heaven Sent Collection for L’Oréal, in 1975. The colors included Mango and Mandarine, very new then. Check out Bottoms Up! and Halo Hair, full credits and details – HairThen, La Coupe, 70s, CLICK HERE
Hair: Kim Lepine, La Coupe, Montreal/NY, for L’Oréal … Ombrée Nails: Gladys, La Coupe … Makeup: Electa, Electa & Corrado, using Lancome …Model: Paula Seigman … Photo: © Klaus Lucka (scan
from 3″ x 5″ print) … Concept/Fashion Styling/Produced by Helen Oppenheim
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