SPRING AND SUMMER HAIR TRENDS FOR 2012

SPRING AND SUMMER HAIR TRENDS FOR 2012

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Award winning salon group Lucespace and Tribe. With three salons located across Sydney, they are one of the fastest growing salon groups and represent Aveda.

The Spring Summer season is upon us and with new weather comes new styles. The warm change incites a more fun and natural look, inspired by the sun and vibrancy of our surroundings. Not being bound by the cold it is finally time to step out and take a chance.

This season, hair trends are moving away from anything rigid and angular and becoming softer, looser and more feminine. Celebrities like Nicole Richie and Olivia Palermo are wearing hair at shoulder length for the ultimate soft, versatile and low maintenance style. With this style add a loose curl, embrace your natural wave or tie hair up on those lazy summer days. For a look that’s totally 2012, put a fresh spin on the classic halo braid with a floral arrangement to really put a spring in your step.

When it comes to hair colour, this is where you can really express yourself. Colour paneling is huge for this season and allows for so much personalization. For a subtle change, add a bit of depth to your hair colour with some subtle panels just slightly lighter or darker than your existing shade. For something totally different, try the new take on last season's balayage with brightly coloured dip dyed ends.



These looks can be spotted around the globe from the catwalk to the red carpets of Los Angeles. The best hair trends this season aren’t just suited for the rich and famous but can pulled off by anyone. What makes these styles so great is that they are very versatile, being easily changed and modified to how you like. “This season, be as bold or as subtle as you like…it’s all about creating a change to your look” says Stacy Haughton, a senior colourist from Tribe Hair. She has worked as a part of the team on such high profile events as the David Jones Fashion Parade and The Vogue Fashion Night Out.

To achieve these looks try the Aveda Sun Care Hair Veil, this acts like a sun screen for your hair, protecting it from the elements while adding a subtle shine. The Pure Abundance Style Prep adds weightless volume and freshens up hair on non-shampoo days. Damage Remedy Shampoo will help to restructure damaged hair to bring back that natural shine, while Blue Malva conditioner is perfect for blondes who find their hair colour goes brassy after too long in the sun. These products and complimentary consultations are available at any Tribe Salon, located in Chatswood and Sydney CBD.

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KANANI xo