CHLOE Magazine Spring 2015 Volume 5 Issue 3 | Page 128

CHLOE MAGAZINE Achieve OPTIMUM RESULTS WITH BOTH COLOUR AND STYLE The Private World of Mary Tripi Words by LAYA LANE COOPER Hair MARY TRIPI Colour NICHOLAS VRETTAKOS Photography ERWIN LOEWEN Make up FRANCESCA BRUNI Model KAMILA DROTLEF Nails AFRODITE KIPROU Most women would say their hair is their security blanket. Is your security blanket defined by its color? Is it natural or enhanced? Are you bold with color, or soft and subtle? Mary Tripi of The Private World of Mary Tripi Salon has the professional team knowledge to advise and to guide you to choose what is right for you. After your visit at The Private World of Mary Tipi, you will have a new-found confidence that will emerge naturally from your personality because your security blanket is now your crowning glory. Nicholas says he “will not paint on a torn canvas”; meaning hair must be in good condition, first, in order to achieve optimum results with both colour and style. A personal routine which include the right products for your particular hair type, regular maintenance with your beauty provider and a healthy diet, including vitamins are a perfect recipe for healthy hair. Mary Tripi, and Master colorists Nicholas Vrettakos, Monique Sanjare and Stewart Bannister, believe taking an individual approach with a personalized consultation with every client to discuss their likes and dislikes, hair routine, and lifestyle, is a must. Whether your hair ranges from a shiny blue black to the brightest of blonde; your lifestyle, diet and mood play an unimaginable part in your hair’s health. What to know before you color: Blonde: They say they have more fun, but when you’re not a natural getting your perfect shade of blonde takes a practiced hand and an experienced eye. Blondes need clarifying shampoos in order to remove chlorine and mineral build-up. Avoid reconstructive conditioners heavy with proteins and stick to moisturizing masks. Tip: Always saturate hair with drinking water before entering pools and hot tubs to avoid discoloration. Brunette: It is all about moisture. It’s easier to notice shine is gone on a darker head of hair, so moisture rich shampoos and conditioners heavy in amino fatty acids are best. If going brunette for the first time paying attention to your skin tone and whether it’s warm or cool is very important. Always talk to your hair care professional for advice. Black: Not everyone can wear black hair. It takes a special person to carry a colour as dramatic as black. Your re-growth can show a lot sooner then we all think when wishing for mermaid locks. At least one root touch-up every 3.5 to 4 weeks is needed, but should not be pulled through every time. Red: Despite the great technological advancements in hair colour, like L’Oreal Professional’s DM5, Rubaline, and the INOA family of hair colour, Red is a colour that is inherently susceptible to premature fading when not maintained properly. If you have fair skin, colours in the red family are a great option to try. Colouring hair has seen big push in the beauty industry in the last decade, amounting to 90 percent of clients who come to the Private World of Mary Tripi also have colour services. There are a wide range of coloring options and easy access to products, but it’s key to stay true to your organic self. Mary Tripi is a veteran in the industry and she and her team will continue to colour based on individuality in order to enhance your natural beauty every step of the way. “Be selfish, be beautiful”. www.marytripi.com