I have an extensive vintage combs collection, this type is my favorite and quite rare. You kill three birds with one stone; comb, tease and section, all in one tool. And if they’re made of lucite, I’m in lust. Ah, they don’t make them like they used to.

Researching the old ways, the best ways.

Have had these GOLD blix nail things on my left hand for about a week now and as a direct result of it, have made many new friends and acquaintances. They really are a conversation piece. Also, they are incredibly beautiful and easy to have. I gots mines dones at Νύχι・Νύχι. Tell them I sent ya.

Experimenting. And investigating the old techniques.

Researching and prepping some styles for an upcoming magazine shoot.

Prepping for Elle magazine shoot. Spring-summer 2011 trends, they asked for colorful ideas.

Very excited to use my 1930s metal curlers to set this custom lace wig, after I dyed her pink. They are genius, because they continue to generate heat into the hair, long after you remove the wig from the dryer, giving a stronger hold.

Hair I dyed and processed for a customer, to use on her projects.
Canary yellow yak hair, gold human hair and silver turquoise mohair.

So many hair types, each with it own distinct behavior and reaction to water, heat and products.
Each bundle came from a different person’s head, carrying the history of what they ate, how they felt, where they lived, the cocktail of their race mix.
Hair is a veritable biological cultural capsule of time and history.

Pimping out my beautiful boy. #cork
He now looks like a bathroom scale.

unbeknownst to me, there was this little blog post.

http://www.miss-athenes.net/?p=3906

When I grow up, I want to be John Nollet.

Preparing something. A formula. NOTHING to do with YataFix. Something else.
I hope I don’t get myself blown up in the process.