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Before and after by Suzie

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On Monday, April 4, Aveda salons around Wichita came together for the first ever for Catwalk for Water, an annual green carpet event to raise money for Earth Month. The event showcased local Aveda salon’s inspiration, creativity and technical skills in hair, makeup and fashion, raising $15,000 for our local Aveda Earth Month partner, Audubon Kansas/Missouri to continue clean water efforts, to inform and insure clean and safe water for our future. [ 217 more words. ] https://planethair.wordpress.com/2016/05/05/the-earth-is-our-muse/

AVEDA Geo Prisms color and cutting class. Planet Hair team had the pleasure of spending the day with these two amazing AVEDA color and cutting artist. Alberto Rossell-Davis color artist. Susan Ford cutting artist.

Wings made from empty Aveda color tubes by the Planet Hair team for Aveda Catwalk for Water - Wichita!

Braid by Jessie.

Color by Jamie

Before and after by Maria

Our team also created this Packing Paper Princess look for the Aveda Catwalk for Water - Wichita event, inspired by Game of Thrones meets Alice in Wonderland. Using a large hoop skirt as the framework, we ironed and folded recycled packing paper to create fans to attach to the skirt. The bodice used the same paper, cut in strips and woven together, to add another layer of texture. The headdress was designed by cutting and stacking toilet paper and paper towel rolls to create our rendition of the Queen of Hearts headdress.

6 p.m. – Show | 5 p.m. – Social Hour, Silent Auction, Shopping Noah's Event Venue - 1550 N Linburge, Wichita, Kansas 67206 Tickets: $25 in advance, $30 at the door Tickets available at Planet Hair! Catwalk for Water is an annual green carpet event for participating local Aveda salons to come together to raise money for Earth Month by showcasing their inspiration, creativity and technical skills in hair, makeup and fashion. [ 73 more words. ] https://planethair.wordpress.com/2016/03/24/join-us-for-avedas-catwalk-for-water-wichita

Color by Suzie.

Before and after by Klaiborne.

Before and after by Suzie

Color and Cut by Jamie.

Our team had a fantastic time creating looks made from recycled materials for the Aveda Catwalk for Water - Wichita. The Wichita Aveda network raised over $15,000 for our local Aveda Earth Month partner, Audubon Kansas/Missouri to continue clean water efforts, to inform and insure clean and safe water for our future!

We had an amazing time at Aveda Catwalk for Water - Wichita and our team was honored to win the Best Overall award for our Princess Warrior look. The dress was made from beer bottle caps donated by The Anchor. The headdress was made with the inside part of Aveda color tubes, cut into flowers and butterflies and stacked on each other to form into a crown. More color tubes were cut like feathers and pasted to a mold using wire hangers to create the wings.

Check out the new Aveda makeup collection - Indian Sunset!

Does it work? Watch what Jessie thinks in this video from KWCH.

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Great reason to come downtown today. Artist Lindsey Scot Ernst is showing some of her beautiful silver and gem stone jewelry at Planet Hair.

"Especially if you have darker hair, don’t expect to sit in the salon chair, throw on some bleach, and then walk out with white-blonde locks. A misconception is how long and how much work it actually takes to get you from either your natural color or color-treated hair to the platinum shade. It takes a really long time. Most colorists can’t do it in just one appointment. Be prepared to set aside some time for more than one bleaching session. Darker hair can often turn an orangey color before it gets to blonde. If you think you can get around the damage going platinum does to your hair, think again. In fact, the damage can be so intense, that it often won’t be done on hair that’s already been color-treated or processed. Ask your colorist first if they think your hair is healthy enough for the hue."

Woo Hoo!