For 2004 – 2005, the Intercoiffure woman is an icon. Chic, refined and sophisticated, she takes her inspiration from the twenties, the
forties or the fifties, picking up ideas here and there. She is deliciously whimsical, strong and fascinating. Intercoiffure
hairstylists, entranced by the new, contemporary icon, have invented styles which are both fresh and elegant, Romanesque and sexy , in
tones of blond and occasionally chestnut. The woman they present is turn by turn a Lady, a bohemian, an Eccentric or a Diva.
Hairstyles
Intercoiffure’s artistic team offers some fascinating hairstyles which, beneath mock classic airs, enchant us by their novelty and natural
charm. Hair is layered or tapered , short or long, curly or straight. It is worked by hand with a curling iron or a flat iron, a square
iron or with “design mats”. The association of these techniques gives rise to symmetrical or asymmetrical styles where lengths and
textures are mixed in an energetic cocktail. The aim is always to exalt women!
Volume
For 2004 – 2005, volumes play sometimes with breadth and at times with prudence. Their lines are generally rounded and slightly
irregular. These volumes can be discreet when the hair is smoothed, and locks are then casually placed all over the head with a light
touch. They can also be more pronounced: hatched, permed or curled locks come on scene and whirl around the head, light and bouncy.
Napes are pointed and refined. Fringes are either straight, rounded or simply crumpled with disorderly partings.
Colour
In the same way as a composer distils little notes of music, Intercoiffure hairdressers sprinkle their notes of colour. Delicate shades
of blond applied to hair produce platinium, light or golden blondes. Strands of hair are worked one by one to achieve subtle shades.
Browns are gentle , illuminated like rays of sun. The aim is evident: to highlight the beauty of this mysterious icon.
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