# Friday, June 11, 2010



Model: Digma Stockelman
Hair: Jodi Schuh-Keeley
Makeup: Paula Piersall
Photo: Cynthia DeVelvis, Media Group @ Michael's


Digma has been one of Paula's clients for years. She was excited to learn that she won the makeover. Jodi worked with Digma to designer her new look.

Jodi said "at first she was skeptical when I pulled out the red color swatch..." but after the experience Digma said "I LOVE it!" Jodi added red highlights to Digma's dark brown hair, and then cut it in a very versatile style with lots of layers. As you can see, Digma can wear her hair sleek and straight, flip the ends for a textured and piecy look, or embrace her natural curl for a fun style.

To style, Jodi used Fortifying Ultra Gel by Aquage. She finger-dried Digma's hair until it was 90% dry, then used a round brush to add volume and shape to the ends. Jodi then used Matte Putty by Sebastian to shape and hold Digma's look.


   Hair by Jodi                       Makeup by Paula

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# Thursday, February 11, 2010

Designer Spotlight "Jodi Schuh"



For Jodi, having a career in hair design just made sense. She’s been involved in the beauty industry since the age of five when she participated in her first hair show. She attended her first New York hair show at age 13 and studied under designers working in the most prestigious salons in France at age 19.



   (Jodi - Age 3)

       
(New York Hair Show 1989)     


(ISO Presenter NY 1994)

Jodi started working at Michael’s Salon and Spa in 1984 and has participated in numerous national and international hair shows through out her career. She is a member of the Intercoiffure, a world organization representing over 2,500 master hairdressers from five continents. She performed at the Intercoiffure Dames World Congress and received two John Jay Awards for Excellence in hair design.

 

A veteran in the industry, Jodi’s hairstyles have been featured in many national and international hair magazines. She has a talent for bringing in the latest and most innovative hair fashions.




Jodi’s advice to new designers is to remember “There is a lot more than cutting hair to be successful in the beauty industry, it takes a lot of hard work. It requires advanced education, dedication, personality and constantly learning new things to stay on top of trends.”


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