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15 min indulgent Nutri-Thermique treatment for $15

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Nutri-Thermique

Thermo-reactive intense nutrition for very dry and sensitized hair.

Dosage Gluco-Active 3

Optimal dosage of glucose, proteins and lipids for a complete nutrition from root to tip.

Thermo-Reactive Polymer

Creates a 3D network locking nourishing elements deep inside the fiber.

Ceramic

Known for its refractory properties, acts as a thermal insulator.

Xylose

A thermo-protective ingredient, melts around the fiber under heat providing anti-dryness protection.

Look what layers can do for you!

According to Ryan Teal of Teal Salon in Portland Or, Layers ” are like what a screw or a nail is to a cabinet- you can’t make most cuts without them.” When done by a pro, they can give someone with fine hair more volume and can make big, fat hair look “skinnier” with more control.

Layers can also enhance your hair texture. “The more layers, the more texture you’ll get, including that bedhead, messy look,” Says Teal. “Product can make a big difference, too but the haircut has to be there first.”

In order to get the right layered look for you, Teal suggests brining in pictures. And when you come in for a consultation-some-thing you should have every time you visit your stylist — dont come in with your hair in a ponytail. “Drop it!” says Teal. “I’m looking at how your hair is hitting your face and I’m drafting a plan as I look at your eyes. This non-verbal communication is what enables a talented stylist to create a beautifully crafted cut.”

TEAL HIRING EVENT

JUNE 28TH AND AUGUST 9

TEAL is interviewing for passionate, new and established hairstylists
New Talent Designers- Fresh out of Beauty School – Hourly Compensation
Designers - Some Clientele - Hourly
Sr. Designers - Full Clientele - Commission
Artistic Director

If you are looking for a professional career as a hairstylist that allows you to fuse personal artistry with hair there is no better place to be than TEAL Salon + Academy.  TEAL is a salon that provides an outstanding work environment and a culture that inspires you to succeed.   Our apprentice program combines classroom education, apprentice clientele, business building coaching, photo shooting opportunities, fashion shows, and assisting other stylists as just a start.

Apprentices will be formally and extensively trained in the TEAL cutting method.  There is also an emphasis on color education with L’Oreal Professional.  You will also receive advanced training in regards to all aspects of hair on an ongoing basis.

You can expect to be in the apprentice program for one year.  Everyone who successfully graduates the program will be guaranteed a job.

Upon graduating and becoming a TEAL stylist you will be offered our comprehensive benefits package which includes the following:

Health Care

The opportunity to keep working with the TEALS

Education accounts, in salon on-going education

Paid Holiday

Retail Commission

Company paid life insurance

(You will be paid $8.50 to start for the first 3 months maximum and learn at your own pace.

TEAL will help you build clientele as you are learning.)

Senior Designers:

Sliding commission scale from 45 to 60% (depending on the amount of revenue brought in.)

Retail Commission Begins After $700.00 per month

20-30 hours available

Paid vacation

Health Insurance

Opportunity for unlimited advancement

In addition you will be able to have full use of the TEAL trained assistants who have completed a competency based apprentice program

Back bar. Blow dryers, color, continuing education provided

If you are interested in truly becoming an extraordinary stylist….consider a career at TEAL.

Hiring Event
Send in Resumes to salon@coolestsalon.com, and we will schedule an appointment, or bring a resume and we will fit you in.

When:
June 28^th or August 9th

11:00 to 1:00
Where: Teal Salon 7970 SE 13^th Portland, OR 97202 503-659-3626 salon@coolestsalon.com

Ryan and Janelle secure a hand made hairpiece.

“Great Models, Great Couture, Great hair.” RyanTeal

DeAnnalyn putting on the finishing touches.

“So many talented young designers, I left feeling so inspired about the future of fashion in the Northwest.”- DeAnnalyn.Teal

Take Away box dress.

Tea inspired dress and hairpiece.

Coffee inspired dress

Spanish Coffee Dress with a Veil

For more shots   http://osiphotography.smugmug.com/Fashion/Art-Institute-Feast-for-the/Feast-for-the-Eyes-RUNWAY/12389082_BJ6Za#893118034_iXWrD

I want to Thank Mandy Z. For PR., Whitney Langford for Assisting,Christine, and Katie from Tre Bonne Salon, Shorie from FYI Salon, Allison from Visual Fx Salon, Denise, and the Students from Mt Hood Community College for Makeup, My Staff Janelle wright and Mikayla Langford at TEAL Salon,My Mom Olga Ginez for being my pin pal, Tuesday for doing makeup?, and DeAnnalyn for making my crappy work look great.

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TRANSITION POINT

Variations on a theme

For this collection, the Teal Artistic Team of Portland, Oregon, opted to complete a study of faces with a sequence of transitional styling- a series where the model wears her hair versus the hair wearing the model. This experiment involved taking a pretty face and seeing what could be done hair wise, pushing how far one cut and color could be stretched into a variety of styles.

For each of the three models, The TEAL Artistic Team started with a highly textured look, which was created by applying handfuls of mousse mixed with curl forming lotion to damp hair. Take a look at the results!

For Kathleen, a ravishing red head, extra small perm rods were used as rollers to create the first look, which is just gorgeous pulled into a lovely up do. Wetting the hair and smoothing sections with a flat iron quickly creates a smooth finish. Hair by The TEAL Artistic Team (Janelle and Mikayla) Make up by Jacie Aasen for TEAL, Photography by Laura Domela

Megan gets her curly look with small Zulu knots on damp hair, Which is dried with a hood dryer and unwound for soft curls. To sleeken things up, strands are misted and prepped with a silicone shine product before pulling a flat iron through locks.Hair by The TEAL Artistic Team (Janelle and Mikayla) Make up Jacie Aasen for Teal. Photography Laura Domela

Meridith’s gorgeous ringlet come from small perm rods used as rollers on damp hair, which is than dried under a hood dryer. When straight hair is desired, simply pull out the flat iron- No need to wash and re-dry strands. Hair by The TEAL Artistic Team (Janelle and Mikayla) Make up Jacie Aasen for Teal. Photography Laura Domela

The TEAL Staff in Manzanita OR.

“Were going to live for ever everyone will know our name FAME”

The Girls in the Hoods are always Hard

Christmas/Easter Morning

Who got the Whoopee Cushion?

Ryan’s Team Winning a game that he made up the rules

Jaciee and DeAnnalyn Figuring out hoe to market a new brand of shampoo

Targeted at Hippies called P.U.

Merry Easter and a Happy Christmas

WE ARE SOO COOL IT HURTS!

The TEALs, the award-winning husband and wife team and co-owners of TEAL Salon (formerly Capello Salon) in Portland Oregon have a new collection! The latest body of work called “Prismatic Hues”features bold new looks with robust shapes and highly dynamic color. Makeup Lindsey Avenetti; Photos Taggart Winterhaulter for Purley Visual

Kira had very long naturally brown hair with over grown layers and oput of control bangs. To update her style The Teals created a dramatic look with bold blond shades in front and a series of rich chocolates every where else. To fit the color, a very blunt bang was added and than shattered out layers were applied to the front. The end result is a mud flap sort of feel with roundness on top and scooped into panels that swoop inward to hug her face.

To complete the style, The Teals used (The now discontinued brand of) Jet Boy Jet Girl Slick Boy pomade over the surface to smooth down any fly aways. System Control was misted over the surface for hold and a dab of Clay Boy was used to piece the ends just slightly.

Meredith had very heavy bangs, with one length hair that spanned all the way down to her elbows. It was so overly long that her face looked as if her face was being swallowed by the hair. Her color was a natural light brown that was colored to dark blond.

DeAnnalyn Teal wanted to balance the rest of her color to her natural eyebrow color to bring out her skin tone. To get the best of both worlds, she added dark mahogany hues and kept some of the lighter blond. That way her color was not totally solid.

The cut is a modern Coco Channel sort of look but with disconnected pieces in the front. Ryan Teal added a chewed off bang for edgy, bitten feeling. The hair was blow dried with a Denman brushed with a nickle sized amount of a light gel. Ryan flat wrapped to follow the shape of her head and to add soft roundness all while eliminating Merredith’s slight natural wave.

Amy’s hair was a natural dark blond shade with long overgrown layers. For her new color, DeAnnalyn created a dimensional series of blondes and reds. Ryan took over and started the cut with the fringe in mind. After prepping the hair with a straightening balm, he blowdried and flat ironed but leaving a slight bit of body. He took deep triangular section in front and cut a 60’s inspired, ultra bold fringe. Next he added shaggy layers. A fine mist of hairspray was used for soft hold while a shiny but light pomade was used over the surface to remove fly aways.

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Bang Up Beauty

Face-framing fringe and bold

color team up to make

these outstanding looks

This sleek bob is clipped just above the collar and left long, sliced pieces up front. The demi-bangs are blended seamlessly into the sides, creating a lovely frame for the face.

Hair by DeAnnalyn and Ryan Teal

Make up by Lindsey Avenetti

Photography by Taggert Winterhaulter for Purely Visual

Long Hair is clipped to just below the shoulder, given a veil of heavy bangs and colored a rainbow of golds, browns and reds.

Hair by DeAnnalyn and Ryan Teal

Make up by Lindsey Avenetti

Photography by Taggert Winterhaulter for Purely Visual

Rounded, temple to temple bangs create a bold focal point for this shoulder grazing look. The variegated color adds impact.

Hair by DeAnnalyn and Ryan Teal

Make up by Lindsey Avenetti

Photography by Taggert Winterhaulter for Purely Visual

Ryan Teal walking the stage with his beautiful models

Ryan Teal taking a picture of the audience

Great shot from back stage

Frank Cini a L’Oreal Portfolio Artist from Taz Hair in Toronto Canada

The right side of the Audience, Lucy Doughty  is waving in the foreground

The Left Side of the Audience BABAK in the foreground Nic French from Matrix in the background wearing the orange and red scarf.

BABAK taking a picture of Ryan taking a picture of him.

James Morrison formerly from

Tony and Guy

Nicole Obert from

Arrojo Studio and Shear Genius

Lucy Doughty from

Paul Mitchell

Brian and Sandra Smith from

Matrix