For the first time ever, I received a hair experience that would be hard to forget, not including the color.
Marcus Daniels does not mess around- or does he?
The L.A. local and Aspen, CO global coloring artist is one of a kind. He is not there to talk about life’s problems, your personal relationships, or to give you advice on what to wear out that evening- he is there to create, and explore passionately with the work he loves.
The easy-going, yet high strung full of contradictions artist, buzzed around comfortably in the Beverly Hills salon of Guiseppe Franco, known for the high quality experience and diversity in image. The salon is family, the staff jokes and does not take much besides hair seriously.
Marcus Daniels is a down-to-earth, fun hearted, ‘it isn’t work because it is something I love’ genius. One long, thoughtful look at my ends and my roots, and he was mixing together color like I was the pallet for the Sistine Chapel.
No foil needed, he is an artist, and prefers to paint and treat me as a masterpiece. My quest for the all-natural J Anniston look was easily fulfilled, added with a touch of what Marcus described as ‘Manhattan beach hottie’ flavor. On top of my base he ran his fingers through my hair and picked out random pieces to baliage, a technique truly as fascinating as the word itself.
For a color that defines no one other than you, and if you have an open personality for something more than a normal salon conversation or experience, contact Marcus Daniels. Don’t forget to ask for Leo and Angel to wash your hair, and Vanessa for a voluptuous, beautiful, blow- dry!