Once again our Outreach Manager, Ms. Kay, has set up a fantastic event for our students to be a part of. The Children’s Hour is a 1934 stage play written by Lillian Hellman, being put on by Del Campo High School. The play takes place in the 1940’s and is set in a girls’ boarding school. We brought our
Editorial
Classic to Avant Garde Styling with Jake Thompson at Federico Advanced
This month Federico Advanced welcomed multiple NAHA nominee and winner, Jake Thompson. Hailing from Salt Lake City, Jake has a unique eye for editorial styling. With over two decades of doing hair under his belt, his career has taken him from behind the chair to the runway, and up on the platform. His larger than
Holiday Hair Trends at Federico
Halloween is officially over, and you know what that means! IT’S TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! Sorry, Thanksgiving. Inspired by our recent Homeroom with Schwartzkopf Professional and Joey Foglio, we rounded up some of this year’s best holiday trends so that you can wow them at the parties this year. Be sure to call us to book
The Top 10 Nail Trends All At Once
Have you ever been curious about all the different nail trends that seem to be popping up these days? We know we have been! That’s why we jumped at the chance to host beauty blogger, Molly Hawkins of Cambio, on her epic adventure to try 10 of the leading nails trends all at once. Thank
Hair & Fashion Battle – Salons VS Designer 2015
By Kay Henderson Federico Beauty Institute had the unique pleasure of being invited to participate in the 5th Annual Hair and Fashion Battle produced by Marlette Berry. The Hair and Fashion Battle allows local Salons and Designers to showcase their designs and skills to the public and have them judged by local celebrity judges. The
Student Spotlight: Jessica N. Cosmetology Student
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Jessica N. Instagram: @jess_lynn916 By: JanyNicole Stehman Jessica just graduated from Federico but in her time here, she was Student of the Month and a Student Ambassador. I checked in with her for a little recap of her time here at Federico. JNS: “First off, do you have any advice for a student