Schwarzkopf Professional Color
The German multinational Henkel, based in Colombia, provides Essential Looks from Schwarzkopf Professional, as a novelty, this year brings 1:2011 Igora Colour Collection, consisting of four new trends for this Spring / Summer 2011, focused on four different types of women, Urban Edge, Metropolitan and Pure. Trends that have been replicated from the fashion weeks in London, Paris, New York Milny, thanks to the select group of hairdressers from Schwarzkopf Professional, are an integral part of the events more important in fashion the world and some of its international experts, Martnez Julin of Espaay Charlie Cuevas, Panam visitarna Colombia to present this collection. The Julin espaol Martnez, is known for its participation in world championships peluquerams famous in the world, made Blgica, Parsy Las Vegas. For his part, Charlie Cuevas panameo is recognized in your country, thanks to its advisory in beauty pageants and being the Owner of the chain of hairdressers Charlies Place, a of the most important of Panama. URBAN - For women who work at the forefront of the creative industries, the collection takes a position safely Urban in style and color, with bold accents add texture and tonal fun. The cuts are fresh and unconventional, internal panels and styles to the guy who took the same line directional. There is a marked trend in fashion almost fetishistic about the usefulness of the things that your wife loves Urban: figure hugging dresses, tops and shorts diver cyclist sastrera combined with sober lines and accessories for girl prepared for the action. With this look no error, means business. EDGE - against the established styles are gaining strength in a climate est again, overflowing creativity. The Edge Collection SHARE believes in the radical, extreme cuts and colors they want to draw attention. The hair colors are brazen, whether carried in panels of contrasts and colors are very sharp solos. Courts will rebel against the rules of ridges and punk styles shaved areas. The fashion is experiencing a similar male aesthetics with leather, super tight jeans, combat boots, studs and anti-provoking messages. This aimed at women look est Leader in trend to those who like a touch of destruction. METROPOLITAN - Setting goals is all the rage, why not apply this in all aspects of life? Women now given, as motivated by consecucin objectives, seeking perfection in their careers, lifestyles, wardrobes and hair. The modern minimalism in fashion is equally meticulous, with expert cuts, fabrics of high quality, accurate detail and schwarzkopf professional color accents. The shirts are sober, dresses fit perfectly toned curves and skirts have apertures as high as a bank statement in small bonus. The hair colors are very polished and strategically placed estn. Estn cut styles so pristine and perfectly defined. A look for those results-oriented. PURE - The desire for simplicity and timeless Classical est transferring everything from hair to fashion, food and design, as it increases the bsqueda of perishables. The Pure collection is aimed at women who value the Authentic and well done. In fashion this results in fabrics and cotton lace inherited from fresh, sheer floral dresses, and rural clothing references. The hair quality is reflected in the state of hair care, shine and smooth finish supreme. The styles are long and intuitively female, and the colors are natural, full of life and health. Simply awesome. For Ismael Plata, expert Schwarzkopf Professional, the 2011 collection that will make it the best year ste for the brand. "I am very happy with 1:2011 Collection IGORA COLOUR as this season have taken a new direction. We continue our inspiration from the catwalks, but this time we have related to real women in our four mega trends: Edge, Urban, Metropolitan and Pure. This collection forms filled est beautiful and very wearable and tones that have great commercial aplicacin. Essential Looks is our firm commitment to do everything possible to bring fashion directly into the hands of professionals around the world. " . . .
