The Kit Contains:

• Tall Black Bob Pins

(These pins are the length of regular grips, but they are super skinny. making them super easy to hide.)

• Small Rubber Bob Pins

(Ideal for those hair textures that want to slip through the average pin.)

• Fine Black Hair Pin

(We used refer to these as bang pins, because they can hide in plane sight. Even in the Bangs.)

• Large and Medium U pins

(These are called nudgi’s they are U pins with small barbs on them so they don’t slip out. These are Our ALL TIME FAVORITE  HAIR PINS.)

• Large Heavy Wavy Pin

(do you remember in the Cartoon Tom and Jerry when the woman would find Jerry and freak out, and pins would fly out of her hair… These are those pins. Super wavy and wide so once you anchor them they wont come out. So why did they come out in the cartoon?)

• Rubberized X large Curve Wavy Pin

(We discovered these 5 years ago, they are great for smooth looks that require the look to be tight at the scalp.)

• Of course we are going to throw something a little extra in because we are super cool.

This kit is designed to be a suplement to what you already have, not a total pin kit. (That will be coming soon…)

All of these pins for

$40. +s/h

Our plan is not to get rich selling kits. We just want to share some things we think Hairdressers will love.

I don’t have this up on my paypal site yet so if you want one give me a holla and I can take your info over the phone. I am not going to have these at this price forever so if you want to order one do it soon.

503-358-9032
or

ryan@coolestsalon.com

That is right DeAnnalyn and I have decided to put together a Kit of a couple of Awesome Combs and Brushes that we love for dressing hair.

The Kit Contains:

• 1 Knock Off Mason Pierson Brush

(Its not a Mason Pierson but what do you expect for the price? This is a good quality Knock off.)

• 1 Finishing Brush

( I have to say this is one of my favorite brushes, Light weight hand sewn boar bristles… This brush is the Sh@$)

• 1 YS Park Half Moon Tail

(When I saw this comb I almost wet myself… a YS Park comb with a curve to it so you can get out of the way of your sections. p.s. Colorests will like this comb as well but what do they know. )

• Finally you get 1 YS Park Extra Long Tooth Tail comb

(Designers  will recognize this comb as a 5 inch cutting comb, except that it has a tail for sectioning.)

• I am also throwing in a small gift that if you haven’t used them before they will change your life, and if you have used them before you will thank me for adding them.

So for the whole kit

what would you expect to pay?

$75. to $80.

We are selling them for $65 +s/h

Our plan is not to get rich selling kits. We just want to share some things we think Hairdressers will love.

I don’t have this up on my paypal site yet so if you want one give me a holla and I can take your info over the phone. I am not going to have these at this price forever so if you want to order one do it soon.

503-358-9032
or

ryan@coolestsalon.com

WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:

“Thank you for a great weekend. I know how much hard work goes into

putting a class like that together. There was a lot of great information that

you shared with us.”   -Shelly Mohr/ Di Pietro Todd Salon

“Thank-you for the great workshop! It’s refreshing to see Darin so inspired.

It’s hard to impress him and you did. You have a very talented and

hospitable wife and salon team as well you should be proud.”-Amy Mann,

“Dear Ryan and D, I was compelled to write to you both to say thank-you

from the bottom of my heart for inviting me to the babak class, I know how

much work you did to create this weekend. What an inspiring weekend! I

had such joy meeting your team and spending time with all of you, you are

all so kind, Wow!”- Jet / Jet Rhy’s Salon, San Diego

“I had such a great time with you and your tram this weekend. Thank you

for your generosity and care. You have an intoxicating energy about your

work and I love it! Hope to be able to see you again soon, next time in SF!

Xx Akemi” -Akemi Tamaribuchi Di Pietro Todd Salon, San Francisco

“Thanks for having me at the workshop this weekend I had an amazing

time!!! I learned so much very inspiring!!!”-Katie Carney, L’Oreal

On Sunday

We plan to explore Long Hair dressing, I promise not to teach a collection class and tell you what is the cool new thing. Instead we are going to look at the rules of long hairdressing and create our own collections.

Topics Include

·      Consultation Clues- for a successful result

·      Determining end Result Texture

·      How should I control 80% of the hair?

·      Finishing- Should I spray or should I go?

On Monday

DeAnnalyn and have a flurry of exciting stuff for you. First DeAnnalyn is going to show you how she to creates beautiful color stories with the use of 3 well placed foils, While I am going to discuss the theory of structured, un-wavering hair cutting technique, that can flow and bend around the color, kind of like the Bruce Lee method of Hair cut theory.

Topics Include

·      Consultation Clues- How to hit the target every time

·      Hair Color Under pressure

·      The Theory of Hair Cutting “Be like a glass of water”

·      Finishing the look “For Your Client”

Both Days include

Lecture and hands on instruction

I am telling you, you are not going to want to miss this. You will kick yourself if you do, and 10 years from now when every one is talking about how great this class was. You don’t want to have to pretend you were there do you?

Call Today 503-358-9032

When I decided to get in to this industry, I had no idea what I was getting into. I was un-employed with no ambition. I knew I wanted to be famous but I didn’t know doing what. DeAnnalyn suggested I become a hairdresser, so the next day I signed up at the local Beauty School.

Man, I hated it. There were the stereotypical students with loads of drama but no drive. I used to sit outside for 6 hours a day smoking cigarettes and when Mr. Bob would clock me out I would say “F@#k you” and go and clock myself in. (I guess I was more intimidating back than I am now.) I just remember thinking “Wow, is this what I am going to do for the rest of my Life?”

About 3 months before I graduated I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to work with a Major Hair Product Manufacture. I remember sitting in trainings and watching Robert Cromeans, and Jeanne Bra, and thinking to myself, I could do that. Than by luck we were asked to work with John and Suzanne Chadwick, a husband and wife team from England.

They were great, John was strict and would yell and stomp off, and Suzanne would encourage and cheer. Even though they both had different methods of teaching you could see they had a deep foundation for their training. They planted a seed in me that has continued to grow, that seed was discipline. In time I came to meet many of the hairdressers that have achieved some level of success in this industry, and aside of a few they all carried that same discipline.

About 5 years ago I decided to start teaching at a beauty school, I wanted to pass along some of the training that I was fortunate to have. As I was at the school I noticed the discipline was not there. The teachers were washed up hairdressers with no training so how could they train our future. So I decided to do something about it.

I wanted to give the future hairdresser something to be proud of. I wanted to show them their rich past so they can shape a rich future. I looked to our history. I don’t know if you have ever tried to look up hairdresser history… there is nothing written down. Beauty School Text books focus on ancient Egyptians, which if you ask me is exceptionally boring. I wanted to focus on hairdressings immediate history. I wanted to trace a family tree from my students through time.

The study became a hobby for me, I would ask around and meet people that knew people, they would add to the story, or give me another name to research. After I quit the Beauty School I was afraid that my history class would go away, but some of my Hairdresser friends have encouraged me to set up a curriculum for hairdresser to come in and learn about their past as well.

Starting March 2010 I will be teaching Hairdresser History in 3 parts starting with as far back as I can trace which is Eugene Schuler moving through time all the way through to the present. We explore the different movements of hair starting with the Hairdressing Movement, into the Haircutting Movement, the Retail Movement, and finally the Hair Color Movement. We also discuss the future of hairdressing and where the industry is going, and how we can affect that outcome.

Join me in this quest to preserve this industry by researching our past and shaping the future.

TEAL Salon

-r.teal

‘09

FOR TICKETS OR MORE INFO CALL 503-358-9032

photographers’ workshop

(Photographers only)- $150

This Photographers only class will cover:

·       Unconventional lighting

·       BABAK Photo review

·       Marketing

·       Changing Photography

·       Photography Now

February 20th - 10am to 2pm

READ MORE:

http://coolestsalon.com/education/?p=134

collection release, and photo shoot

(Every one)-$75

Watch as the TEAL’s, Demonstrate their Spring 2010 collection “The Woods” as BABAK shoots it Live. This fun filled event will include a little something for everyone, Hair cutting, Color, Long hairdressing, Makeup, and Photography, as well as a party afterwards. This is an event you would not want to miss.

February 20 - 6pm to 9pm

hands on photo shoot workshop

(Hairdressers, photographers, makeup artists)- prices vary

In this exciting 2-day class we will cover:

-Creativity

-Budgeting

-Scheduling

-Art form and function

-Publicity

Also every hairdresser that signs up to shoot will be able to participate in online planning meetings on how the “workshop collection” will look.

February 21 and 22 - 10am to 6pm

READ MORE:

http://coolestsalon.com/education/?p=112

hairdresser history

(Hairdressers)- 3 part class $75 each class.

Explore the history of hairdressing from the 1920′ through the 1960’s and finishing in the present. This inspirational class will show you what you ancestors did, what you peers are doing and what you can do.

1920’s - 1950’s -(the Birth of our History)

March 7          August 8

1960’s - 1970’s - (Modern Hairdressing as we know it)

April 4          September 26

1980’s - to Present - (What is Next)

May 2          October 24

9am to 2pm

presentation skills / teacher training

(Hairdressers) 2 day class $250

Includes workbook.

“You can never call something yours until you give it away.” Learn how enjoyable it can be passing along what you have learned and inspiring some one to become successful. This 2-part class focuses on al aspect of teaching hairdressers from in salon classes, to hair show presentations, to building a cohesive apprentice program.

Presentation Skills- Day 1

Focuses on organization, class formats, presentation skills, conquering stage fright, and corporate objective.

Presentation Skills- Day  2

Focuses on adult education, learning styles, and passing it along on a daily bases.

June 13 + 14

July 11 + 12

9am to 5pm

haircutting workshops

(Hairdressers) $250

+$30 if you require a Mannequin head

In these classes we focus on the basic shapes of hair cutting, and discovering new ways to cut them.

Solid and Graduated

March 21

Layered

June 27

9am to 2pm

longhair dressing

(Hairdressers) $250

Stop always taking classes in what you feel comfortable doing. Stretch your self and learn the basic fundamentals in Long Hair Dressing.

THIS IS NOT A COLLECTION CLASS

Commercial long hairdressing is about making the client look beautiful. Not about the Collection.

In this class we will study in detail:

·       The three basic questions to answer during a consultation.

·       We will also cover the five basic ways to control hair.

·       We analyze and dissect long hair designs in pictures and figure out how they were truly created.

April 18          July 25

9am to 2pm

hair color

(Hairdressers)- $250

These color classes are not for the faint at heart, they will push you to the limits of your ability each one will focus on a different aspect of your hair coloring skills. Such as Formulation, Technique, and Correction.

Mixing it up- This creative color class will focus on technique to aide you in speed and dexterity. As well as working smarter not harder. “It is great what you can do with 15 foils but what can you do with 5.

May 16

Fixing Landslides and Other Disasters- When to say no, and test strands are your best friend. Color correction for the everyday hairdresser, How to have confidence when working with mismanaged hair.

September 12

9am to 2pm

master class

(Hairdressers)- $450

This 2 day master class focuses on everything, from hair cutting and color, to hairdressing, and finishing. Spend two days focusing on what you love best, HAIR.

October 10 – 11

9am to 5pm

DeAnnalyn and I are are lucky to be working with one of the greatest haircare companies in the world. 100 Years ago Eugene Schuller the founder of L’Oreal invented hair color, and today they are revolutionizing it. For the past 100 years we have used Ammonia to aid in the development of permanent hair color. Ammonia is a workhorse, and when used properly is completely safe. Now L’Oreal has developed a way to use Mono Ethanol Amine (MEA) an odorless agent used mainly in Semi- and Demi - Permanent hair color, in a Permanent hair color.

What does this mean?

1. Zero Odor
2. Decreased Scalp Irritation
3. All of the performance of a permanent hair color with more respect to the hair.

L’Orel states that:

1. The Natural Protective layer is 45% better preserved than with Traditional Permanent Hair Color.
2. The essential amino acids and surface lipids are preserved, from the surface to the core, equal to that of NATURAL HAIR.
3. Hair is 25% smoother and 35% stronger than after the service than with Traditional Hair Color.

The cool thing is this hair color doesn’t even launch until 2010, However we at TEAL are one of the select few to get to carry it right now. In fact TEAL got our care package on Friday October 2nd, and we already started playing with it.

Saturday October 3rd Mixing INOA to Exact specifications.

Crae Hassler a hair colorist from another salon was stopping by and wanted to see what the new hair color was all about.

So she rolled up her sleeves and got to work.

Ask us about INOA.

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oin us for an extraordinary weekend of events meant to inspire the professional ready to be thrust out of their creative comfort zone. Legendary NAHA winning photographer BABAK along with two time NAHA Nominees, 2008 NAHA Winners and 2009 International Stylists of the year DeAnnalyn and Ryan Teal, are leading a series of classes meant for the professional to attain the proper knowledge to catapult themselves to the level of the greats.

BABAK wil discuss topics such as:

• Unconventional Lighting - Making do with minimum amount of lights .
• Going over some of his photos - how its done.
• Marketing -  web. © photos.
• Talk about changing photography [ 1980 - 2001]
• What is photography all about now

Photographers only

$150.

Photographers are welcome to attend the Coctail party and Photo demo Saturday Night, or the Hairdresser workshop the following two days for an additional $75. per function.

SPACE IS LIMITED SO CALL TODAY

503-358-9032

50% deposit to secure reservation

balance due 14 days prior to event.

FEBRUARY 20 - 22

SPA Studio
4403 Russel Road #104
Mukilteo, Washington 98275

just outside of Seattle

to purchase go to

http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/86900