Salon Peachy: Joel Warren, Master Colorist & Edward Tricomi, Master Stylist Continue their Coiffure Magic for November 2015 on Peachy Deegan The Official Salon of Whom You Know & the Best in the World is Warren Tricomi Plus Joel Got A Hole in One!
Edward Tricomi above with Peachy, dress by Julia Jordan
The finished product!
Every time we leave Warren Tricomi, our hair looks even better than the last time. The evolution of Peachy Deegan's look by Edward and Joel is one of our most favorite aspects of Whom You Know because they are without a doubt the very best in the business. Not only do we leave looking better than ever, but the journey to get there is fun because of their unique passion for their craft and their upbeat, positive personalities. They also tell very good stories...
We'll let you in on the Peachy/Joel banter to start with.
Continue with blond highlights?
Yes says Joel.
Any different from last time?
No different from last time! says Joel.
Do you want to talk about more important things than my hair like your hole in one?
"My hole in one! It was in Arizona at a course called Grayhawk in Scottsdale. It's full of Phil Mickelson. There's a grill there called Phil's Grill and afterwards they bought me drinks. The course was just redone by a famous golf course architect, Peter Dye, and this was one of the holes they redid. I was the first person to get a hole in one on it!" Joel Warren tells us.
They should name that hole after you! says the Whom You Know peanut gallery.
"They did! It's called Joel's hole now."
Really?
"No!"
In other Joel Warren news, he is growing a moustache for Movember for men's health/cancer. When he was in Arizona, he did not shave for a whole week and then he got the hole in one; so, the growing of the facial hair is a bit like the Stanley Cup playoffs beard. The moustache is good luck. Joel's moustache is not highlighted.
As to Peachy's haircolor? Joel says, "It's Inoa! It means innovation, no ammonia! I helped develop it. It took a few years to develop. It's a new technique where it is a different delivery system than most haircolors. Most haircolors use ammonia that opens up the cuticle of the hair, and then the pigment from the haircolor goes into the hair. The way Inoa works is that it surrounds the hair with mineral oil and it squeezes the pigment into the shaft so the shaft stays closed and it doesn't open up from the ammonia and it deposits the color into it in a safer, better conditioning way. I tested it when it came out and gave them feedback on what worked. They worked on it for a few years and I participated in the launch phase. L'Oreal has about five different lines and Inoa is their higher-end premium color. There are I believe ten different levels under Inoa. A one is black and a ten is superblond and then there are twenty or thirty different shades. You could have neutral, red, gold, ash, violet, burgundy...Peachy, you are a level six with a little bit of gold. You're a 6.3. That means a level six with a gold tone."
Peachy will never be six foot three inches (or even 5'3") but her hair is a 6.3 with Joel! Maddie did a great job painting on the base color after Joel did the highlights, and Tricia Lullo did a terrific blowout to prepare Peachy's hair for the signature Edward Tricomi dry cut.
"Glamorous Long Hair! Oh my God! Sexy girl!" Edward greeted us. As you remember, it had not been cut since July so it needed just a touch of a trim, and Peachy in general is going for long hair. "It looks good. We just need to clean you up. I don't think your hair has ever looked better!"
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We believe we saw Eloise getting her hair done by Edward and Joel also!
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About the Warren Tricomi Salon Business from their website:
Master colorist Joel Warren and master stylist Edward Tricomi are authorities in the world of hair. Their unrivaled expertise sets trends and has defined beauty across the globe. Joel’s talent for customized hair color and Edward’s high precision dry cuts make the Warren-Tricomi Salons a one-stop beauty destination.
In 1990, the duo collaborated with business guru Roxana Pintilie, a third and equal partner and the driving force behind every facet of the business. Collectively they debuted the first Warren-Tricomi Salon in midtown Manhattan. In 2008, they opened the luxurious Plaza Hotel flagship location and today the thriving empire features eight U.S salons, each designed uniquely to fit its geographic location with a modern twist.
Beyond the salon business, Edward and Joel continue to cultivate their namesake product line, Warren-Tricomi Haircare, the first to be developed by both a colorist and a stylist. Together, the pair is a force to be reckoned with, constantly striving to reach new heights within the beauty industry.
Joel Warren is one of the world’s most recognized colorists, but he started out as an aspiring chef. Inspired by his girlfriend, a beautician, Joel decided to try his hand at beauty school. In his early twenties, he took a job at a Manhattan salon and was fascinated by the process of mixing formulas. He found that the rewarding feeling of creating beautiful hair color was similar to coming up with the perfect recipe.
Joel Warren, Master Colorist and Co-Founder at Warren-Tricomi Salons
As renowned colorist Louis Licari’s first male assistant, Joel learned from the best. He became widely known for his ability to perfectly customize every client’s color using advanced techniques. Modern in his methods, he is adamant about constantly expanding his horizons, keeping up with the latest hair trends and mastering the skills for creating them. What sets him apart is his masterful eye for contrast, shadow and depth.
Joel joined forces with master stylist Edward Tricomi and business guru Roxana Pintilie to open a salon in Midtown Manhattan in 1990. In 2008, they launched the luxurious Plaza Hotel flagship location and today the team leads a thriving business of eight salons in the U.S., each designed uniquely to fit its geographic location with a modern twist. Joel and Edward also own a product line, Warren-Tricomi Haircare, the first to be developed by both a colorist and a stylist.
Edward Tricomi, Master Stylist and Co-Founder at Warren-Tricomi Salons
Linda Fargo – “Edward is THE Rock Star of the hair biz. He plays his scissors with as much groove, intuition, precision, finesse and inspired excellence as the Hall of Famer that he is. He created my signature bob and I am his forever!”
Legendary Warren-Tricomi Salons co-founder Edward Tricomi is known for demanding excellence in everything he does. Be it hair, fashion, or music – when Tricomi is involved, perfection isn’t just expected: it’s inevitable.The roots (no pun intended) of his renowned career began after a suggestion from his sister that he try cutting hair to supplement his income as a musician. Growing up, Edward read Vogue religiously, devouring and absorbing the art within it. Moreover, as the grandson of a fashion designer, he was always surrounded and inspired by the world of fashion. Decades later, Edward is perhaps the most iconic and influential hair historian of our era.
Working his first New York City salon job in the 1970s (working with the likes of Bianca Jagger and Salvador Dali) inspired in him an ambition to create his own beauty empire. He began doing editorial hairstyling, landing his unique and innovative work on numerous prominent fashion magazine spreads and covers.
Edward achieved the position of Art Director at the Jaxavier Salon, widely considered to be the epicenter of style at the time. There, Edward was introduced to world famous stylist and Vogue editor Polly Mellen, whose profound influence helped propel his career to the next level. Through mutual respect and admiration for each other’s talent and work, Polly booked Edward to collaborate alongside iconic fashion photographers including Irving Penn, Richard Avedon, Patrick Demarchelier and Helmut Newton. Edward also met Deborah Turbeville, with whom he began a 40 yearlong professional relationship, each one inspiring and impacting the other’s illustrious career. The transformational artistic integrity, avant-garde travel and art exposure that Edward’s editorial career afforded him continue to inspire him decades later.
Glowing reviews from fashion photographers and a sparkling reputation prompted fashion designers to take note of Tricomi, who soon began styling the looks for fashion shows for brands including Valentino, Yves Saint Laurent, Emanuel Ungaro, Calvin Klein, Dior and many other top tier designers around the world. Edward’s innate understanding of hair and fashion coupled with his visionary ideas regarding their potential to intersect in order to enhance one another propelled him to the forefront of the industry.
Working at strong editorial-based salons helped Edward hone (and eventually perfect) his craft, leading to the development of his signature dry-hair precision technique and rapid-fire method of cutting, which is frequently compared to an artist sketching. It also serves as the inspiration for his loving nickname, “Edward Scissorhands.” This unusual style of cutting mimicks the hair’s natural state with ‘perfectly imperfect,’ abstract layers and allows him to see how the cut will look in the hair’s natural state. Edward is known and respected for this intellectualized approach to hair by elevating the process, he is also elevating the result and ability to understand how each haircut needs to be uniquely tailored and designed to suit the individual for whom it is for.
At the top of his game, Edward decided to leave the editorial world and focus on building his namesake salon business. In 1989, he joined forces with colorist Joel Warren to open the first Warren-Tricomi Salon on East 57th Street in New York City. In addition to fashion and music, Edward has a strong passion for architecture his keen artistic eye, understanding of structure, and dedicated passion have lead him to be integral in the design and layout of every single Warren-Tricomi Salon. The original location closed in 2009 when the salon moved to its current flagship local in the iconic and incomparable Plaza Hotel. Each Warren-Tricomi Salon is incredibly unique, with different décor to reflect the location and personality and essence of the city or neighborhood within which it resides. The brand has a rich history of designing and building some of the most unique salons in the world.
Warren-Tricomi prides itself on being more than just a hair and beauty salon. All stylists trained at Warren-Tricomi are required to study and become experts in not only styling, but also fashion history. It is fundamental to the Warren-Tricomi brand that this extensive knowledge and perspective is present in every single haircut given in their salons. Few other salons can also make this claim, in the same way that few other salons are perpetually and actively on the forefront of beauty and fashion in the way Warren-Tricomi has been for the last 25 years. This significance and influence is evident in many facets of Tricomi’s business, one of which is the fact that they do at least three fashion shows each season, all over the world.
Throughout his prolific career Edward has mentored many well-known stylists including Italo Gregorio, Patrick Melville and Ric Popino. He has worked with virtually every celebrity, including Barbara Streisand, Mick Jagger, Nicky and Paris Hilton, the Kardashians, Scarlett Johansson, Jessica Alba, Justin Timberlake and Jimmy Fallon. Edward is constantly garnering inspiration from the people he works with: models like Patti Hansen, makeup artists like Pat McGrath and photographers like Roxanne Lowit.
The legacy of Edward and the Warren-Tricomi Salons continue to be a driving force and influential cornerstone of both the beauty and fashion industries. Their cutting-edge techniques, coupled with their deep appreciation and understanding of history and those who have come before and inspired them, enables Edward’s business to be the embodiment of modern fashion and beauty; at once both trendsetting and classic. Yet despite his significant impact and illustrious, celebrated career one esteemed fashion photographer and devoted Warren-Tricomi customer calls Edward a “phenomenon and one of the most talented hair dressers in the world” passionate and devoted beauty pioneer and mogul Edward Tricomi will tell you he’s never worked a day in his life.
