November 14, 2011
When I found my first gray hair as a 20-something, I was in shock. I wasn’t even old enough to rent a car in most states, but there, against my espresso brown strands was a gray hair that could be spotted from miles away. Of course I thought, if someone handed me a pill to rid myself of these aging grays, I would swallow it instantly, no questions asked. So imagine my delight when I heard that L’Oreal is developing that very pill with plans to release it around 2015.
Here’s the thing–drugs that work to enhance your appearance are by no means new. But with the long approval process these drugs go through, many are beginning to second-guess the process.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) evaluate these types of “cosmetic drugs” in the same way as medical drugs. A drug that is used to treat heart disease or cancer undergoes the same process as one to lengthen eyelashes. This is to ensure safety no matter what the substance is. So here’s the question, should we be prioritizing the medical drugs? Does the FDA need to re-evaluate their system? What do you think?
September 30, 2011
Check out some pictures of Frank Rizzieri teaching the students – using student Portia Jones as a model.
September 22, 2011
“The difference between the possible and the impossible lies in a person’s determination.”
Tommy LaSorda
July 29, 2011
This story was posted on www.yahoo.com today as one of their top stories.
Men and women don’t always see eye to eye — especially when it comes to what makes a lady look amazing. While you might find a blunt and structured ‘do incredibly chic, there’s a really good chance he just finds it weird. In an effort to demystify what guys find sexy, we polled a handful to find out which hairstyles men really do prefer.
Retro Bangs
“I’ll always like that sort of late ’60s long bangs with longer hair look. Think Mary Jane, Spider-Man’s girlfriend. I’ve noticed that Rose Byrne, who seems to be in every other movie right now, has been wearing her hair this way, and it has certainly captured my attention.” 
Vivid Hues
“Good hair will get my attention from across the room. I really like warm, vivid colors. The style itself, and whether it looks good, will change with the times and who is wearing it, but a great color will always get me.” 
The Ponytail
“I love a simple ponytail and no makeup. I guess that’s the sporty look.” 
Long and Simple
“Keep it simple! I like women with longer hair. It can be straight — slight curls are okay — but in general girls should keep it long and in good condition. I like it long because it looks more feminine.” 
Messy Bob
“My personal fave is a messy bob. I cut my girlfriend’s curly red locks this way; it makes the back of her fair neck look so appealing. I’ve cut most of my past girlfriends hair. They always seemed to like it. I’m a serial bob-ist.” 
Short and Punky
“I was always a fan of short, punky, pixie, black hair look.” 
Long and Wild
“I love long, messy hair. Mary-Kate Olson and her messy bohemian look is hot. But I can also get down with a really structured short haircut. The trick is to match your hair with your face shape, and more importantly your persona. This may come as a surprise to a lot of women, but guys are much more perceptive when it comes to visual cues than we’re given credit for. Though many of us may not be able to verbalize, we do notice.” 
Classic Coifs
“I like the more classic hairstyles, like Christina Hendrickson on Mad Men. Of course, that might also be my preference for redheads.” 
Soft Layers
“I like long layers on a girl; it’s more interesting than just straight hair. Blunt haircuts make girls look too harsh, and they’re not contemporary — if her hair is too structured, it can be distracting and intimidating. Loose, wavy hair makes a girl look relaxed and approachable.” 
Pixie Cut
“I love when a woman feels confident about her face to wear short hair. It’s strong and powerful.”
July 27, 2011
“Success is simple. Do what’s right, the right way, at the right time.”
June 6, 2011
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Fly shop manager Jim Bernstein was warned that hair stylists would come banging on his door, but he didn’t listen.
Sure enough, less than 24 hours later, a woman walked into the Eldredge Bros. Fly Shop in Maine and made a beeline toward a display of hackles – the long, skinny rooster feathers fishermen use to make lure.
“She brought a bunch up to the counter and asked if I could get them in pink,” he said. “That’s when I knew.”
Fly fishing shops nationwide, he learned, are at the center of the latest hair trend: Feather extensions. Supplies at stores from the coasts of Maine to landlocked Idaho are running out and some feathers sold online are fetching hundreds of dollars more than the usual prices.
“I’m looking around the shop thinking hmmm, what else can they put in their hair?” Bernstein said.
Fly fishermen are not happy, bemoaning the trend in online message boards and sneering at so-called “feather ladies.” Some also blame “American Idol” judge and rocker Steven Tyler, who began wearing the feathers in his long hair.
“It takes years and years and years to develop these chickens to grow these feathers. And now, instead of ending up on a fly, it’s going into women’s hair,” said Matt Brower, a guide and assistant manager at Idaho Angler in Boise.
Several Rizzieri Aveda School students can be seen wearing the high-fashion feathers at the Voorhees Town Center location. Contact us at 856-552-2270 or Admissions@Rizzieri.com.
March 13, 2011
Let Rizzieri Aveda Cosmetology School New Jersey Prepare You for a Rewarding Career in the Beauty Industry
 Looking for a cosmetology school in New Jersey and thinking about a career in the field of beauty? Perhaps you’re not sure about all of the opportunities that are available in this fast growing field. Whether you enjoy styling your friends’ hair, playing around with makeup, or doing your own nails, you’re going to need the right education and training that only the Rizzieri Cosmetology School New Jersey can provide to embark on a successful career in cosmetology.
What is cosmetology?
Cosmetology is the study of the care and treatment of the hair, skin, and nails. Therefore, the specific career path you choose will fall into one of these three broad areas. Cosmetologists not only care for and treat the hair, skin and nails, they provide advice and guidance on how to improve their clients’ overall health and well-being, as well as the right products to use.
What cosmetology careers are open to students at the Rizzieri Aveda Cosmetology School New Jersey? Continue reading “Attend Rizzieri Aveda Cosmetology School New Jersey” »
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