The cooler new season is a fun time to change your look and it can start with your hair. Exciting new cuts and colors can make anyone feel like a new person.
Paul Faulkner, stylist and colorist at Village Cuts and Color on St. Simons Island, Ga., has been attending classes and hair education seminars in Atlanta and Orlando to bring locals, and visitors, the latest in hair styles.
Leaves are changing color, so is hair.
"Here comes the Aztec (colors)," said Faulkner, who used Redken products. "The browns, oranges, warm colors."
It is really easy to go from a lighter color to a darker one and we are not just talking about plain brunette.
There are all kinds of subtle hints of reds, oranges and browns that match the color of the changing leaves to add to your strands. Faulkner advises adding low lights to dark hair to give it dimension.
Forget the clean cut hair.
In Atlanta, Faulkner found himself in class learning how to cut hair in the shag-style, reminiscent of the 1980's.
"People are going from the posh look to the shag," he said. "It still has a lot of softness with a lot of movement."
The cut is very important and with the layered shag look you can throw in some cool different low lights that will really stand out.
