Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting an event at our salon for the members of Carbon NYC, an ultra exclusive men’s club, and their guests. Champagne flowed while we offered mini-services throughout the salon and spa including blowouts, hairstyles, manicures, reflexology, massage, eyebrows and makeup applications. As the pictures show, a great time was had by all.

Ladies arriving for the event.

Guests were offered champagne or white wine upon arrival.

Hiro styling a guest's hair.

MAT (Muscle Activation Technique) is a body treatment system designed to evaluate and eliminate muscular imbalances. Sherri has recently joined the staff at Eva Scrivo and now offers this amazing service (once available only to professional athletes) to our clients.

Sherri Cobb discusses MAT with one of our guests.

Gwynne styling a guest's hair.

Guests.

Lively discussions and good times.

A view of our guests.

Liz with a guest.

We could not have been happier with the evening! The feedback was excellent and we look forward to hosting more events like this one in the future. Many of the guests have already come back to the salon for follow up services.

Guests.

Guests.

Here are photos of some of the haircuts done at our salon. We will be regularly updating this gallery with new pics!

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Take a look at some of our recent lovely brides! This gallery will be updated with new photos on a regular basis.

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Hair color is truly a fashion accessory and on September 8th, it was incorporated with fashion on the runway. My salon color team and I prepared over twenty hair pieces for the Catherine Malandrino Spring 2009 Collection. Human hair pieces were baliaged using permanent color from the Wella Koleston Perfect line. “Balayage” is a French term that means “hand sweeping,” which creates a natural effect for highlighting with different dimensions and variations of tone. Senior colorist Donna Tripodi and I, assisted by Gwynne Mims, colored the pieces before stylist Odile Gilbert shaped them for the runway. The extensions were individually colored in an array of warm chestnuts, auburns, and coppered highlights mixed with golden blondes. The extensions were wrapped around the models’ own hair and swept up into a ponytail on top of the head. A feminine pompadour shape was then created. Malandrino’s 2009 collection is reminiscent of the 1940s and 1950s, with brightly colored prints and classically designed pieces. Catherine Malandrino loved what we created and felt that the color was a perfect integration with the collection and a great icing on the cake for the runway.

View a clip of Eva at the show!

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