Pink is having a huge moment in the world of beauty and fashion. Celebrities from Hilary Duff to model Cara Delevingne have taken to the trend displaying their luscious pink locks, and Clairol Professional Celebrity Top Artist, Kiyah Wright, can help you achieve your color dreams too! 

Shape, form and texture. A whimsical moment in time when the world stands still and the history of humanity passes in a flash. The inspiration behind this thought-provoking collection is to re-create shape and form encapsulated by a breathtaking minut after an apocalyptic event.

Pink can't simply be pink. It needs peaches and rose gold to take it to the next level. Metallic highlights are delicately placed on pastel tones, blond and light brown enhance the bob, but caramel flyaways create the silhouette through the waves and big volume in this beautiful collection.

Shogo Ideguchi @ Fabric Salon wanted to express women's purity & softness adding a girlish atmosphere with shades of the various tones of pale pink color which shows transparency of the hair.

An injection of color is all it takes to transform a street look into a tinted watercolor masterpiece. Aside from the beautifully placed pops of muted hues, each cut has an acute precision of cut, that complements each model’s face shape and has profound dimension.

This collection comes to life thanks to the Fusion Technique Colour of Rainbow Room International. From emerald green to hot pink, to blue: the George Square Art Team understands jewel tones and brilliant extras that allow you to play with textures and cut to further enhance the color.

After a breakout discovery in 2015, pink became one of the most popular transition colors for blondes, brunettes and unicorns this year, ranging from blushing ombres to the most acid punk pinks with a flattering undercut – pink was in in 2016.

Geometric cuts and bright colors merge to bring an explosion of creative energy. A collection which finds pop green and canary yellow contrasted with copper, electric blue and baby pink.  

For this collection, Mazella & Palmer drew inspiration from Parisian fashion house Paule Ka. Designer Serge Cajfinger’s sartorial vision for Paule was to tell ‘A Story About A Dress’; a little dress that reflects the mythical couture of 1950s, the essence and the taste of pure, contemporary refinement.

Exaggerated styling with aggressive attitude is emphasized with bright pop colors contrasted with rich copper. This eclectic collection is inspired by the 80s thanks to flashy, edgy styling for a mini rock-chick celebration.