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2025 Summer Avant Garde Inspiration

Bruno March 11, 2025 No Comments

We believe that beauty is an art form—an ever-evolving expression of creativity and individuality. Our latest gathering of industry inspiration for this summer is not about convention; it’s about embracing the extraordinary, stepping beyond and letting imagination take over. These looks are designed to be experienced, felt, and interpreted—

David Barron is a visionary hair artist originally from London, England but now in Atlanta, Georgia. He is known for blending precision with creative expression. His Willwood Awakening collection fuses natural elements with avant-garde techniques, showcasing his mastery in merging structure with fluidity and tradition with innovation. With global recognition, Barron continues to redefine modern hairstyling through bold textures, earthy hues, and sculpted silhouettes.

**Willwood Awakening:**
In *Willwood Awakening*, Barron explores a transformative approach to hairstyling that intertwines **natural elements with avant-garde techniques**. Inspired by the **raw beauty of the wilderness** and the **mystical connection between nature and self-expression**, the collection is a stunning representation of Barron’s ability to **merge structure with fluidity, tradition with rebellion, and classic styling**.

Each look in Willwood Awakening tells a story—bold textures, earthy hues, and sculpted silhouettes evoke a sense of wild freedom, while precise cuts and technical excellence ground the collection in refinement. This collection serves as both a celebration of organic beauty and a bold statement on the evolution of modern hair artistry.

Dan Spiller is an award-winning British hairdresser and Art Director at Marc Antoni’s Fleet Salon. With over 20 years of expertise, he has earned accolades like British Colour Technician of the Year (2022). A JOICO EMEA Ambassador, Spiller’s work influences the industry through his passion for education and innovation.

His latest collection, Harmony, blends colour, balance, and movement, showcasing his mastery in creating sophisticated, seamless styles that combine technical precision with artistic fluidity

Each hairstyle reflects a seamless blend of these contrasts, symbolizing the peace and beauty that comes from equilibrium. The collection features bold cuts paired with soft textures, and rich color contrasts that flow into harmonious gradients. Spiller combines precision with fluidity, crafting looks that balance structured shapes with natural movement. By blending classic techniques with avant-garde twists, Harmony challenges the boundaries of hairstyling, creating designs that evoke calm and unity while celebrating the power of contrast. This collection highlights the beauty found in the delicate equilibrium of opposites.

These daring styles may not be for everyone, but they offer a thrilling opportunity for self-expression and creativity. At Pino’s Salon, we celebrate individuality and cater to the adventurous and brave. Whether you want to dive into the world of avant-garde trends or simply add a bold twist to your everyday look, our expert stylists are here to bring your unique vision to life—helping you stand out and embrace the future of hairstyling with confidence.

Top Wedding Beauty Trends for 2025

Bruno February 27, 2025 No Comments

Your wedding day is a reflection of your style, and your hair plays a major role in completing the perfect bridal look. This season’s trends offer a stunning mix of classic elegance and modern glamour, ensuring every bride finds the perfect style to complement her dress and personality.

1. Sleek Sophistication: The Polished Bun & Slick Ponytail

For brides wearing intricate gowns or statement jewelry, sleek styles like a low bun or a high ponytail are gaining popularity. These chic looks draw attention to your neckline and allow your dress to take center stage. A slicked-back ponytail with soft waves or a refined chignon exudes effortless luxury.

2. Romantic Waves & Hollywood Glamour

Soft, voluminous waves remain a favourite, offering a timeless and feminine feel. Whether you choose classic Hollywood waves tucked behind one ear or tousled beachy waves, this style pairs beautifully with strapless gowns and minimal accessories.

3. Half-Up, Half-Down for the Best of Both Worlds

For brides who want the elegance of an updo with the softness of loose hair, the half-up, half-down style is a perfect choice. This season’s version includes delicate twists, subtle volume at the crown, and face-framing tendrils for a romantic touch.

4. Modern Ponytails & Playful Updos

Brides looking for a contemporary edge are embracing high or low ponytails with bold volume. Wrapped hair ties, textured curls, or even statement accessories like pearls and bows add a fun, fresh element to this effortlessly chic look.

5. Statement Accessories & Personalized Touches

From pearl-encrusted barrettes to delicate floral pins, accessories are a must-have this season. Veils remain a classic choice, but modern brides are opting for hair vines, crystal-studded headbands, and even bold bows for a unique finishing touch.

No matter your wedding style, this season’s bridal hair trends offer something for every bride. Whether you prefer sleek and structured or soft and romantic, the key is choosing a style that makes you feel confident and beautiful on your big day.

Looking for expert bridal styling? Our team at Pino’s Salon specialize in creating customized wedding looks that bring your vision to life. Book a consultation today!

You can reach out to us at reception@pinosalon.com or calling us at 5195788898

The Evolution of Hair: How Salon Styles Have Changed Over the Decades

Bruno October 10, 2024 No Comments

Hair has long been a reflection of cultural trends, fashion movements, and personal expression. Over the decades, salon styles have evolved dramatically, showcasing the creativity and technical expertise of hairstylists across the world. From the structured looks of the early 20th century to today’s effortless and bold trends, hair has been an ever-changing canvas for innovation.

In the 1920s, the bob haircut became a symbol of women’s liberation, ushering in a new era of modernism. This sleek, chin-length cut challenged the long, Victorian-era locks and set the stage for short hair to become fashionable. Fast forward to the 1960s, and we saw the rise of voluminous, teased hairstyles like the beehive, reflecting the rebellious, free-spirited vibe of the decade.

The 1970s brought a natural shift with long, flowing hair inspired by the hippie movement. Iconic styles like feathered layers, famously worn by Farrah Fawcett, dominated salons. Hair became a means of self-expression, with people opting for styles that felt more carefree and individualistic.

By the 1980s, boldness took center stage with big, statement hair. From perms to sky-high teased looks, volume was key, while the 1990s softened the edges with the rise of sleek, minimalist cuts like the Rachel, popularized by Jennifer Aniston.

Today’s salon styles are all about versatility. From balayage to pixie cuts, clients seek both individuality and timelessness in their hair. Modern salons are the perfect blend of past influences and future trends, as we continue to reinvent hair with every passing decade.

Whether it’s a nod to retro glam or sleek, futuristic trends, our salon embraces the evolution of hair with expert precision and creativity.

The Kashmir Mask Effect

Bruno October 10, 2024 No Comments

Restore Your Hair’s Health with Our Absolute Recovery Mask

Is your hair feeling dull, damaged, or lacking vibrancy? Our salon’s Absolute Recovery Mask by Kashmir may be the perfect solution for you! Specially formulated to target the most damaged areas, this deep-conditioning treatment works wonders, leaving your hair looking and feeling its best.

The magic behind this mask starts with Hidragloss, a multifunctional ingredient that smooths and softens your hair from root to tip. It deeply conditions while restoring essential nutrients to your hair, making it more manageable and resistant to breakage. The triglycerides containing the behenic chain help to replenish lipids and restructure your hair fibers, leaving each strand with a soft, healthy glow.

Our Absolute Recovery Mask doesn’t just stop at repairing damage—it also helps to retain color, so you can enjoy longer-lasting vibrancy. Ingredients like Sensoveil and Serasil reorganize the lipids in your hair, improving cuticle separation, which enhances smoothness and shine. Plus, this natural alternative to silicones avoids product buildup, allowing your hair to feel light and fresh.

For those dealing with frizz or damaged cuticles, the mask’s cationic nanoparticles restore lost protein, protect cuticles, and infuse keratin for added strength. The result? Softer, shinier, and more manageable hair that feels truly revitalized.

Whether you’re struggling with breakage, dullness, or frizz, our Absolute Recovery Mask offers a complete solution to bring your hair back to life. Ask about it at your next salon visit!

The Return of the Mullet: A Journey Through Time & Style

Bruno June 2, 2024 No Comments

The mullet, once considered a relic of previous eras, has made a surprising return to the world of fashion. This iconic hairstyle, characterized by short hair on the front and sides and long hair in the back, has a rich history and a modern resurgence worth exploring.

The History of the Mullet

The mullet is not a recent invention; its roots trace back to ancient times. The earliest recorded evidence of a mullet-like haircut dates to the Roman Empire. Soldiers wore their hair short in the front to keep it out of their eyes during battle while allowing it to grow long in the back for warmth and protection. Similarly, many Native American tribes sported variations of the mullet for both practical and cultural reasons.

The term “mullet” itself gained prominence in the late 20th century, popularized by the Beastie Boys’ song “Mullet Head” in 1994. However, it was in the 1980s that the mullet became a cultural phenomenon, sported by rock stars, athletes, and everyday people. Celebrities like David Bowie, Billy Ray Cyrus, and even Patrick Swayze took on the mullet, embedding it deeply into the pop culture of the time. Did you live through this time and rocked a mullet?

Evolution of the Mullet

The mullet’s popularity drifted away in the 90s and early 2000s, as it became a symbol of outdated fashion. However, the fashion industry is cyclical, and what was once out of style often finds its way back. The evolution of the mullet has been influenced by various subcultures and fashion movements over the years.

In the 2010s, the mullet began to reappear in underground fashion circles and alternative subcultures. Influenced by a sense of irony and nostalgia, young people started adopting the mullet as a statement of individuality and rebellion against mainstream fashion norms. Social media platforms, particularly Instagram and TikTok, played a crucial role in the hairstyle’s resurgence. Influencers and celebrities began showcasing modern takes on the mullet, blending it with contemporary styles and trends.

The Comeback!

Several factors contributed to the mullet’s comeback:

One of the reasons for the comeback is that the 80s and 90s have become a source of nostalgic inspiration for fashion and culture. Millennials and Gen Z, who did not experience these decades firsthand, have embraced the aesthetics and styles of those eras. Celebrity Influence from high-profile figures like Miley Cyrus, Rihanna, and soccer star Neymar have sported mullets in recent years, bringing the hairstyle back into the spotlight. Their influence has been pivotal in making the mullet cool again. The mullet represents a break from conventional beauty standards. At Pino’s Salon we can definitely vouch for this, since theres something about a none-blended haircut that gives us a sense of incomplete hair cut. In a world where conformity is often expected, the mullet stands out as a symbol of individuality and nonconformity. This is riding heavy on the younger generations looking to express their uniqueness. Lastly, as if I wouldn’t bring up the biggest tool of “spreading the good word” – Social Media. TikTok and Instagram have a big part of bringing this trend back in style.

Modern Mullet Styles You Can Try

Today’s mullet is not a mere replica of its 1980s predecessor. Modern mullets come in various styles and variations, catering to diverse tastes and preferences. Some popular modern mullet styles include:

The Soft Mullet: A more subtle and less extreme version, with gentle layers and a less pronounced contrast between the front and back lengths.

The Shag Mullet: Combines the mullet with shaggy layers for a tousled, rock-and-roll look.
The Fashion Mullet: High-fashion versions often seen on runways, featuring sharp lines and dramatic contrasts, often paired with bold hair colours.
The Undercut Mullet: Incorporates an undercut on the sides, blending elements of contemporary and classic styles.