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L'Oréal Professionnel’s Colour Revolution Has Begun at all The Hugh Campbell Hair Group salons in Limerick

The Hugh Campbell Hair Group in Limerick has been working relentlessly since 1980 to ensure that they brings the latest international hairdressing innovation, creativity and quality to there clientele.

Predicting and setting trends means staying apace with the latest advances in product technology, so when an amazing new ammonia-free, scalp friendly, odorless hair colour with an ultimate shine factor is developed, the Hugh Campbell Hair Group ensures that it goes from wish list to stock list.

INOA is the first 100% ammonia-free permanent colorant that uses Oil Delivery System technology and is launched by L’Oréal Professionnel. INOA heralds a change in modern hair colouring from its advanced technology to its sensorial in salon experience. Featuring a portfolio of 40 colours with the ability to lighten, darken hair and perfectly cover 100% with hair, INOA offers perfect colours results with the truest shades ever.

At the helm of the Limerick style glitterati and being a connoisseur of innovative products and beauty 'must-haves', Celia Holman Lee is a convert to the new INOA colour range. “Anita O’ Donnell at The River Hair Salon introduced me to this amazing new product and the results just speak for themselves. My hair feels great, and looks incredibly shiny and natural.” When a style guru becomes a fan of INOA, the colour revolution is set to have an army of trend-savvy fashionistas!

After sweeping the awards boards in 2009 by winning coveted titles such as Irish Hairdresser of the Year, Icon of Irish Hairdressing and the Irish All Star Award, the Hugh Campbell Hair Group is as dedicated to innovation as it is to styling.

The Hugh Campbell Artistic Team Show

On the 20th of September the Hugh Campbell Artistic Team was in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, at the Mohh Academy with their new show GEO DRAMA (Geometric haircut with dramatic haircolour).

The Hugh Campbell Hair Group in Limerick has taken an iconic eighties object as the inspiration for their latest hairstyle collection called ‘Geo-Drama’.

View Geo Drama Collection.

View photos of the Event Gallery.

The Hair Styles in the Geo-Drama Collection are inspired by the Rubik’s cube, the 3 dimensional puzzle invented by architect Erno Rubik in 1974.

According to Cyril Morgan, director of the Hugh Campbell Artistic Team, the 80’s are back, but with some innovation: “From that time we want to recapture the daring willingness to experiment and have fun with hair colour. At the same time the cut has to represent a modern and innovative woman”. The results are strong defined commercial cuts with a lot of spice given by the colour. The collection contains all the spectacle and theatrics of any good Drama.

See http://www.mohhacademy.ie/courses.html for more information.

Blonde Vs Brunette

With so much importance being placed on first impressions it’s no wonder the age old debate about whether to go blonde or brunette still rages on.

As far back as 1953 Hollywood was telling us that "gentlemen prefer blondes" and even today men continue to have a positive opinion about blonde women.

British supermarket chain, Asda, has conducted a survey among 1,200 customers in order to discover their perception of blondes. The result?

In general blondes were describes as "extroverts" and "more sexy". In fact 90% of men were convinced that blondes have more fun, the survey shown.

“Blonde is clearly associated with fun and going out. It is usually requested by bolder confident women with great vitality”, says Ciara Sheehan, colourist at Marbles Hair and Beauty in Cruises Street, Limerick.

From Marilyn Monroe to Debbie Harry, Madonna and Paris Hilton blonde hair has been associated with energetic, flirtatious and gorgeous female icons.

Sadly, all that glisters is not gold at least when it comes to blondes and money. Despite the fact that blondes are often regarded as more materialistic then their brunette counterparts a recent survey has shown that blondes generally have less money than brunettes. On average, according to the survey conducted by Schwarzkopf and Henkel, brunettes earn about 4000 euro more. Women who have been both blonde and brunette will often say that they got more attention when they were blonde so it was a shock to discover that of the 3,000 women surveyed dark-haired females had on average more relationships. 20% of brunettes had five or more relationships, while only 13 per cent of those with blonde hair said the same.

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