COLIN COWIE WEDDINGS
DECEMBER 2011
The True Hue - Hair Color Tips for your Wedding Day
Younes ounzar HAS BEEN CHOSEN AS ONE OF THE SIX COLORIST IN THE NATION FOR THE HAIR HIT LIST
Hair color expert Min Kim of Butterfly Studio in Manhattan recently gave us the 411 on hair color for the big day. Take a listen as we share some expert hair color advice and tips to help get the best, truest hue for you. In addition to being the resident go-to-girl for amazing color, highlighting and color correction (which she unfortunately does a lot of), Min's specialty is Bayalage, which actually means "sweep" in French and is a free-style hair-painting technique that gives hair a sun-kissed highlighted look and is perfect for brides. Focus on the shine and health of your hair before your wedding day. This will make you feel confident when walking down the aisle. You'll also look fab in photos. After 10+ years of coloring countless heads of hair, we're taking Min's word for it when she tells us to warn brides against making drastic changes in color.....
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ALLURE MAGAZINE - THE BEAUTY EXPERT
AUGUST 2007 ISSUE
The Best Colorist in Dallas!
Page 164
"Magnarelli greeted us in Italian and offered us a cup of expresso, then surveyed our dark hair. We asked for a combination of natural- looking highlights and lowlights, and he agreed , suggesting very blonde, thick streaks around our face as well. At first, we wanted to bolt, but Magnarelli brought us around to the idea. He parted our hair into tiny sections and quickly applied the colors. We loved our lowlights but the punk-rock highlights were dramatic enough that it took a few days for them to grow on us (we love them now). Partial head of highlights, $120 and up.

BEAUTY LAUNCHPAD
AUGUST 2008 ISSUE
Trend Spotting - Molto Jolie!
Page 102
With regular write-ups i Allure and local publications, and consistent yearly placemet on Citysearch.com's "Dallas Best Salons" list, Gino Salon, owned by global stylist Gino Magnarelli, is a perennial fave of the traditional-leaning crowd. "Dallas beauty revolves around feminine styles, especially longer hair with plenty of natural texture and movement," relates Magnarelli. As for color, this Italian ex-pat reports that most clients request a combo of highlights (subtle blonde or light golden brown, please), with some lowlight thrown in to provide depth and interest. Muse: "Angelina Jolie's hair speaks to Dallas ladies because it's classic and very feminine," says Gino Magnarelli, owner of Gino Salon