These are a few ideas that can help you to minimize your exposure to damage and at the same time keep your hair looking healthy, happy and shiny! We are going to talk about flat ironing today and figure out a couple of ways to avoid excessive use of this amazing yet damaging tool. So, we should start by looking at how you can start to get a little more time out of each wash. Start by using a good heat protective product. These are commonly called smoothing balm or relaxing fluids. They are designed to go on the hair shaft wet and not only create an easier smoothing experience but also keep away humidity. When the humidity is kept away the style can last longer, not just in the summer months but also in the winter. Another way to get a bit more time between washes is to avoid applying any "finishing" products aft flat ironing. An example of these are shine drops or oils, these can add the humidity you are trying to fight back onto the hair shaft. When the hair has been ironed it is at its flattest point and therefore reflects light very well. Meaning you will not need to enhance the shine as it should already be there very intensely. If you find that the iron has left you with a little bit of static, believe it or not I recommend a fabric softener sheet! It is by far the best way to control that static without applying a topical product. It will control the static AND ensure that you avoid that keep your style looking smooth and "soft"!
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
Seduced By Smooth!
These are a few ideas that can help you to minimize your exposure to damage and at the same time keep your hair looking healthy, happy and shiny! We are going to talk about flat ironing today and figure out a couple of ways to avoid excessive use of this amazing yet damaging tool. So, we should start by looking at how you can start to get a little more time out of each wash. Start by using a good heat protective product. These are commonly called smoothing balm or relaxing fluids. They are designed to go on the hair shaft wet and not only create an easier smoothing experience but also keep away humidity. When the humidity is kept away the style can last longer, not just in the summer months but also in the winter. Another way to get a bit more time between washes is to avoid applying any "finishing" products aft flat ironing. An example of these are shine drops or oils, these can add the humidity you are trying to fight back onto the hair shaft. When the hair has been ironed it is at its flattest point and therefore reflects light very well. Meaning you will not need to enhance the shine as it should already be there very intensely. If you find that the iron has left you with a little bit of static, believe it or not I recommend a fabric softener sheet! It is by far the best way to control that static without applying a topical product. It will control the static AND ensure that you avoid that keep your style looking smooth and "soft"!
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Friday, December 30, 2011
To Wash, Or Not To Wash...
Most of you are unaware however that the more you shampoo the more you expose your scalps to becoming greasier. When we over stimulate the sebaceous glands in our scalp (Through over cleansing and stimulation) they begin to produce more natural oils. So yes it is true that if you can get into the habit of shampooing less, your scalp will begin to adjust accordingly and produce less oil. Soo... what`s a good resolution here? Easy, invest in a good dry shampoo (Talc powder with moisturizers built that help to cleanse the scalp, get rid of smells and create volume) and try to push out that one extra day between washes. As you progressively space out your shampoos more and more your scalp continues to adjust making it easier and easier to go a little longer. Your hair and scalp will be healthier and more moist after making the change!
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Thursday, December 29, 2011
Resolution Ideas!
But its time to start focusing on what it is your`e a going to change for the new year! I for one would recommend maybe looking into your haircare regime. How many times a week do you flat iron your hair? How many times a week do you shampoo? How many times a week are you blowdrying? What type of products are you using and are they quality?
The answers to these questions only you have. What are they? Only you can answer. The issue is if you are doing any of those things on a more than regular basis then you probably have to start treating your hair with a bit more love and respect. It can`t look the way you want if you don`t give back ( Like any other relationship!). Anyway, we will move to explain why these things are troubling to your hair and what to do about it over the next couple of days. We just wanted to plant a seed...
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Friday, December 23, 2011
Merry Christmas!!!
All of Us at evoke Salon would like to wish all of you out there a Very Very Merry Christmas! We Hope you share all the joy that the season brings!!! Happy Holidays!
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Thursday, December 22, 2011
Simplicity Reigns Supreme!
I am really happy about where hair trends are going right now, have been waiting for this trend segment to come back for a while. We went a little layer/volume crazy there for a while with layers that were just plain too short. I really am a stylist that believes that less is more when it comes to hair and fashion, its just more sexy that way! We did a little too much in the way of teasing and lifting and pumping for just way too long, and with this trend change upcoming we will get back to letting women look sexy just being natural. That is something that I for one really embrace as a stylist.
With the upcoming changes in hair fashion I feel like the image I have posted above will be one of the starting points. In that, I mean we will evolve from here and get into slightly longer and shorter variations of the same style. Layers will get a little longer and blunt lines will be left a little heavier taking the looks back to the mid 60`s feel that I personally LOVED. In simple terms, the bob and the blunt are back baby! (Like they ever left?) I hope that this sparks a change in my guests that will allow me to get back to doing the type of cutting I really love to do (Yippeee!). Let those layers grow out a little ladies! Forgo the volume for a more simple and healthy version of your everyday styling routines, and with it embrace a whole new sexy look!
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
As For Beards...
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Feeling Generous?
This Holiday season I would like to give you ladies and gents out there something to think about, as gifts come in many forms....
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Friday, December 2, 2011
Going GAGA at Barney`s
So every year in good old NY they go crazy at department stores dressing their windows, this year was absolutely NO different! The real exception though is one from Lady Gaga who apparently has some pretty outrageous dreams. Gaga designed the Boudoir window at Barney`s this year and she took her inspiration from a dream she had, pretty crazy dreams I guess! She designed the entire interior of the window using hair! Both human and synthetic. For me this is a real treat as one would imagine and so I decided to share it with you, check this out. I thought it was truly impressive and very very well done!
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Sexy Gone Wrong!
This is what happens when you mix drugs, alcohol, bathtubs, bikini`s, and candles all together, that @%*! don`t go together!
Honestly one of the funniest videos I have seen on Youtube, sad because weaves are not cheap and neither is self esteem. She must have felt a little embarrassed after this because it came out of no where while she was attempting to look as sexy as anyone ever has. I don`t know I mean its rude to laugh and ever more shameful because I style the stuff for a living but wow this vid caught me off guard!
Check This one out, hope you enjoy a little chuckle at someone else`s expense from time to time...
Honestly one of the funniest videos I have seen on Youtube, sad because weaves are not cheap and neither is self esteem. She must have felt a little embarrassed after this because it came out of no where while she was attempting to look as sexy as anyone ever has. I don`t know I mean its rude to laugh and ever more shameful because I style the stuff for a living but wow this vid caught me off guard!
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
Our 500th!!!
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Friday, November 25, 2011
Colour For Lift And Volume?
"Hello, I was wondering if you could tell me whether or not this is true; I have heard from countless friends and even stylists that the best way to get extra volume on my fine hair is to colour it? They say that it makes your hair thicker, what is your opinion of that? Thanks"
That is true, it does definitely make your hair thicker. The reason for that I don`t really like though! What happens is that when your fine hair has been coloured it has had its cuticle layer damaged. They way standard professional hair colour works is that when you were to have say a Highlighting service we go in with a "Pre-Lightener" (bleach) and we strip your natural darker colour out of your hair shaft. Then, when that colour is removed we find a nice new tone at that new level and apply a toner to even everything out. The act of bleaching as one would imagine is not the most gentle on your hair`s condition, the cuticle (the hair`s outer layer) is ruffed up by this procedure. That is not however the only damaging part. Even applying a solid colour can and will rough up the cuticle layer. And although that rougher texture will help create lift and height in your fine hair, the amount of conditioner you will need to get it feeling soft again cancels it out! Give it a real thought before starting to colour because once you start, stopping becomes very difficult. Another way to get lift in your fine hair is to try root lifting agents like Powder lift by Eufora Or Dust It by Schwarzkopf. They work wonders on fine hair and help to minimize oils and dirt build up.
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
2011 Canadian Weblog Awards NOMINEES!!!!!

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Saturday, October 22, 2011
Saturday Night Lights, Camera, Askin!!
Hey Everyone! This week`s Saturday Night Lights, Camera, Askin is more of an invite than anything else so please feel free to join us this Sunday October 23rd at our Yonge St. Location. We will be hosting a Cut A Thon between the hours of 10am and 4pm! All proceeds from the event will go directly to Little Dexter and his family who`s page can be found on facebook. A great little guy who needs our help, we will be performing cuts starting at $25 for just a cut or $50 with a blow dry! Your chance to get a great cut for a great price and support a great cause! Hope to see you there!
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
The Simple Truth on Colour
Hey guys! Hope you all had a great weekend with friends, family or whomever you spent it with. I think its official that it~s getting pretty freaking cold out there! I even saw a guy out there with his full blown parka on! Anyway, I hope you all enjoyed Saturday Night Lights, Camera, Askin this pat weekend as I truly enjoyed getting back to it. Speaking of getting back to it lets get to today`s question...
" Hi there, I am in need of some advice here. I have recently started to react to the colour that is being used at the salon I frequent, and never did before. I guess I have two questions because the first is why all of a sudden I would have started to react? The second being in light of all of the news that has been coming out recently and the negative effects that hair colour can have on us, is there a product line that is professional and still chemical free? Thanks for your time and I hope to hear from you soon."
Well, lets start with the first question which is why the change all of a sudden. I would have to say that the salon may have recently A) Changed their in house colour brand or B) Introduced a new range of products to the salon that your colourist has recently started working with. Generally, if you have been a guest of their for a while and are simply asking for the same look, they may have decided to go ahead with the new stuff as long as they could still achieve your same old shade. If they have changed the colour line then you may want to find out about it because you will continue to have reactions after every use. A simple phone call to your colourist should answer those queries, have you started taking any new meds? Because that may have an effect on your chemistry and have you react to the chemicals in the colour line. To answer your second question I must say NO, "Chemical Free" is a very strong term to use because in professional hair colour lines you must have some form of chemical that will open the hair`s cuticle layer and allow for the dye to develop onto the cortex layer. Without some form of chemical to get the hair shaft open in the first place then the dye cannot penetrate the interior of the hair shaft and develop itself. Natural lines like Henna and some other vegetable dyes work well enough by staining the outer layer of the hair shaft, they do not penetrate. This is a good enough system I just find that most people end up going a little more red than they had hoped. There are some lines that are lighter chemical based like Davines or Organic Colour Systems, But chemical free.... No, they still need to work. Hope that answered your question and thank you for sending it to me at dimauro.jon@gmail.com feel free to send any more you may have!
" Hi there, I am in need of some advice here. I have recently started to react to the colour that is being used at the salon I frequent, and never did before. I guess I have two questions because the first is why all of a sudden I would have started to react? The second being in light of all of the news that has been coming out recently and the negative effects that hair colour can have on us, is there a product line that is professional and still chemical free? Thanks for your time and I hope to hear from you soon."
Well, lets start with the first question which is why the change all of a sudden. I would have to say that the salon may have recently A) Changed their in house colour brand or B) Introduced a new range of products to the salon that your colourist has recently started working with. Generally, if you have been a guest of their for a while and are simply asking for the same look, they may have decided to go ahead with the new stuff as long as they could still achieve your same old shade. If they have changed the colour line then you may want to find out about it because you will continue to have reactions after every use. A simple phone call to your colourist should answer those queries, have you started taking any new meds? Because that may have an effect on your chemistry and have you react to the chemicals in the colour line. To answer your second question I must say NO, "Chemical Free" is a very strong term to use because in professional hair colour lines you must have some form of chemical that will open the hair`s cuticle layer and allow for the dye to develop onto the cortex layer. Without some form of chemical to get the hair shaft open in the first place then the dye cannot penetrate the interior of the hair shaft and develop itself. Natural lines like Henna and some other vegetable dyes work well enough by staining the outer layer of the hair shaft, they do not penetrate. This is a good enough system I just find that most people end up going a little more red than they had hoped. There are some lines that are lighter chemical based like Davines or Organic Colour Systems, But chemical free.... No, they still need to work. Hope that answered your question and thank you for sending it to me at dimauro.jon@gmail.com feel free to send any more you may have!
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Looking For The After Party?
Hey Folks! Hope you loved little Mariah`s Tutorial video yesterday! I thought it was hilarious, and super cute. Considering that she is only like 4 years old she did an absolutely amazing job of those pigtails! Anyway as we move into the end of yet another long week today`s question has been needing addressing for the last couple of days. So lets get to it because Margherita has been waiting soo patiently....
"Hi there,
Thanks for your help!"
Okay so Margherita, I can say that no I do not carry this particular product however I may need to start if you are feeling like it is the perfect product for your little ones hair! Funny enough I do carry quite a bit of the Tigi Bed Head line just not the one product you are asking about! Anyway lets get to some options here because I would love nothing more than to make sure you get what you need. I can go ahead and special order that product from my manufacturer and have it in by early next week if you are in the area, I can also ship it to you if you are not. However I should be honest in saying that quite a few drug stores in the Toronto area have started carrying the Tigi brand and may carry that exact product. Alternatively I may just look into carrying it from now on any way, so having said that thanks for the tip! Anyway let me know when and if you would like that ordered, it would truly be our pleasure.
"Hi there,
I'm trying to find out where I can purchase Bed Head by Tigi (After Party smoothing cream). We received a container as part of a loot bag for a birthday party our daughter attended and we absolutely love it for her hair. Do you carry this product?
Okay so Margherita, I can say that no I do not carry this particular product however I may need to start if you are feeling like it is the perfect product for your little ones hair! Funny enough I do carry quite a bit of the Tigi Bed Head line just not the one product you are asking about! Anyway lets get to some options here because I would love nothing more than to make sure you get what you need. I can go ahead and special order that product from my manufacturer and have it in by early next week if you are in the area, I can also ship it to you if you are not. However I should be honest in saying that quite a few drug stores in the Toronto area have started carrying the Tigi brand and may carry that exact product. Alternatively I may just look into carrying it from now on any way, so having said that thanks for the tip! Anyway let me know when and if you would like that ordered, it would truly be our pleasure.
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Saturday Night Lights, Camera, Askin!!
So here we go again folks! Its Saturday Night!!! So we have questions coming like crazy and tonight I decided to address one that I thought would really help the client who asked it. Tonight we are going to answer a question that I think a lot of people ask themselves. We were asked what the best bang to choose is for a round face shape. Check this vid out!
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Saturday, September 24, 2011
Saturday Night Lights, Camera, Askin !!!
Hello Everybody! Its Saturday Night!!!!
I hope that you are all gearing up for a great remainder of the weekend. Having said that for me this is just the start! Anyway tonight we had a question come in from Margaret in Toronto and she wanted to know how I felt about hot rollers and whether or not she should chuck hers or continue to use them. I hope to have given her a great answer that will help in her quest for wonderfully full hair that takes 3 minutes to create! Check out this vid...
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Thursday, September 15, 2011
Your Natural Progression...
WOW Its Cold out there! I can`t believe that the weather switched literally over night! I am amazed and quite upset that this could be the case considering that we are still in September! Anyway, it is what it is, unfortunate as that may be for all of the celebs here for TIFF ( although I must say I don`t feel too bad considering next month while I freeze they will be in FIGI or something!) So, without any further adieu lets get to today`s question shall we?
" Jon, How do I know when the right time to change my look is? I am pretty bored of what I am currently wearing but just don`t know what else to do."
Well in that case I generally recommend giving something else a shot, I mean I always say that it is hair and that we should try to have some fun with it. The ideal situation would be that you take a look through some of the styles you see on others and get a feel for what it is you are thinking. OR if you feel confident in your stylists abilities, let them offer you some suggestions. When looking to change I believe you should first assess what type of change you are looking for, meaning do you want to push the envelope and really make a vast change or will the addition of bangs be enough for you to feel re-inspired? The level of change that person is looking for MUST be assessed first, because if you came to me and said I want a change I would try to get a read for what you were thinking first. I mean is cutting it all off and dying it black what your`e thinking or would you be happy to add a couple of different tones to what you already have and cut a shorter fringe? That you need to answer first. Then gather inspiration, ask friends what they think, or even go online and get a better idea of what is out there that you love. When you have gathered your research, your stylist will have to be on point to get you what you are looking for. Hope that helped and please feel free to get back to me with any more questions at Dimauro.jon@gmail.com!
" Jon, How do I know when the right time to change my look is? I am pretty bored of what I am currently wearing but just don`t know what else to do."
Friday, September 9, 2011
Timing Is Everything...
WOW we have a hot day here today! Amazing that we are into September and even though the days are obviously getting shorter we at least still have some really hot weather out there! It feels today like its 30 degrees out there! Hopefully this is a sign of things to come over the next month and a half, we get that stretched out summer we all love. Today I have a pretty good question to answer for you all so here we go!
"I`m trying to grow my hair out a little longer and am a wondering when the right time to come in for a cut again is. I was at the salon about three weeks ago and was told I should be there in six weeks, so I guess I would like some confirmation from you. Is it normal to get your hair cut every six weeks if you want it to grow? I have a long bob currently and would love to grow it out long, Thanks for your response."
The simple answer is NO! Just like you cannot tailor a suit that fits every man perfectly, you cannot tailor a women`s hair cut schedule. I generally recommend to my clients that they book they`re cuts every 8-12 weeks for that very reason. Although your stylist is correct in telling you that your ends need maintaining if you want your hair to grow, the timeline (for me) seems a little off. When I have a guest who is trying to let it grow out I generally recommend that they stay as far away as possible from me for as long as they can. Although your ends should be neat in order to see your new length growing in, hair DOES NOT GROW FROM YOUR ENDS! It grows from your roots! My best advice would be that you should eat clean and get all your vitamins and then stay away and wait until you just can`t deal with the ends anymore. When that time arrives you need to see your stylist fro a MILD trim to tidy the ends and continue to allow that new length to come in. Lighten up you're styling a little and don`t fuss much with your hair, this has its place in helping new growth also. Hope this helped out, and that you end up with luscious "Pantene" like flowy locks!
The simple answer is NO! Just like you cannot tailor a suit that fits every man perfectly, you cannot tailor a women`s hair cut schedule. I generally recommend to my clients that they book they`re cuts every 8-12 weeks for that very reason. Although your stylist is correct in telling you that your ends need maintaining if you want your hair to grow, the timeline (for me) seems a little off. When I have a guest who is trying to let it grow out I generally recommend that they stay as far away as possible from me for as long as they can. Although your ends should be neat in order to see your new length growing in, hair DOES NOT GROW FROM YOUR ENDS! It grows from your roots! My best advice would be that you should eat clean and get all your vitamins and then stay away and wait until you just can`t deal with the ends anymore. When that time arrives you need to see your stylist fro a MILD trim to tidy the ends and continue to allow that new length to come in. Lighten up you're styling a little and don`t fuss much with your hair, this has its place in helping new growth also. Hope this helped out, and that you end up with luscious "Pantene" like flowy locks!
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Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Don`t FLIP Out!
Hey folks! We Are OFF! with another week of blogging for you to enjoy and we want to start the week of right today!. Hope you guys had beautiful weekends filled with time for family and friends. Anyway, I would like to extend my gratitude to our readers for staying engaged in what we do and actively contributing to the blog. Thanks for your readership and continuing to ask great questions that get me thinkin! So here we go with today`s question!...
" Hi Jon, I am having a real hard time working with my hair :( I seem to have this crazy flip happening on my right side and I have no idea why it always forms in the same place! Its crazy because it does n`t matter what I do to work with it, it always comes back! My hair is cut in a bob and it looks silly having one side tuck under really well while the other flips up like crazy. It looks like my hair is being blown with a gust of wind in one direction... Please help."
Funny because you have no idea just how often I am asked about this! Its even more often because it does n`t only relate to ladies wearing bobs. Rather it relates to ANY length of hair on ANY person! That`s right girls it also effects the guys! Anyway the reason that flip is forming is because we ALL have circular growth patterns that dictate which direction your hair will move in. Think back to the last time you took a look at the top of a baby`s head... Remember, remember that cute little swirl that formed in their crown? Well, as their hair gets longer (like yours did) the swirl just becomes more and more pronounced. All of the hair that grows back toward the crown area (back of your head) will tuck under beautifully, you won`t even have to work at it! BUT, the hair that grows forward (toward your forehead) that hair, THAT hair IS your problem. It will flip... that`s what it WILL do. It is the same scenario with 99.9% of my clientele. I have found over time that the BEST way to work with it is to trick it. What I mean is, try and trick the hair into believing that it actually grows the other way. We can achieve a more balanced style that does n`t flip as much if we blow out both sides in a backward direction. So, when drying the front area of you style you drag ALL of the hair, from the front of your hairline on both sides toward the back. As you stretch these sections toward the back ensure that you release them at the back by the nape and that will help to force it to tuck under better. Works for me ALL day, so there is no reason it won`t work for you!
" Hi Jon, I am having a real hard time working with my hair :( I seem to have this crazy flip happening on my right side and I have no idea why it always forms in the same place! Its crazy because it does n`t matter what I do to work with it, it always comes back! My hair is cut in a bob and it looks silly having one side tuck under really well while the other flips up like crazy. It looks like my hair is being blown with a gust of wind in one direction... Please help."
Funny because you have no idea just how often I am asked about this! Its even more often because it does n`t only relate to ladies wearing bobs. Rather it relates to ANY length of hair on ANY person! That`s right girls it also effects the guys! Anyway the reason that flip is forming is because we ALL have circular growth patterns that dictate which direction your hair will move in. Think back to the last time you took a look at the top of a baby`s head... Remember, remember that cute little swirl that formed in their crown? Well, as their hair gets longer (like yours did) the swirl just becomes more and more pronounced. All of the hair that grows back toward the crown area (back of your head) will tuck under beautifully, you won`t even have to work at it! BUT, the hair that grows forward (toward your forehead) that hair, THAT hair IS your problem. It will flip... that`s what it WILL do. It is the same scenario with 99.9% of my clientele. I have found over time that the BEST way to work with it is to trick it. What I mean is, try and trick the hair into believing that it actually grows the other way. We can achieve a more balanced style that does n`t flip as much if we blow out both sides in a backward direction. So, when drying the front area of you style you drag ALL of the hair, from the front of your hairline on both sides toward the back. As you stretch these sections toward the back ensure that you release them at the back by the nape and that will help to force it to tuck under better. Works for me ALL day, so there is no reason it won`t work for you!
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