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Friday, December 18, 2009

Campbell McAuley MyStyle.com Bio

Australian native Campbell McAuley began apprenticing in hair at the tender age of 14. Just two years later, he was named the country's Junior Champion. After training at Vidal Sassoon in London, Campbell made his way to Hollywood, where he worked with Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet on Titanic. His star-studded clientele also includes Cameron Diaz, Salma Hayek, Kate Bosworth, Mischa Barton and Rachel Bilson.

SOURCE: MYStyle.com (http://www.mystyle.com/mystyle/shows/stylesecret/castbios/index.jsp)


Thursday, December 17, 2009

Long Latin Hairstyles - America Ferrera - How To

Campbell McAuley, an L.A. based free lance hairstylist, uses Phytovolume Actif Volumizing Spray to amp up America's long black hair.

Read more on how to get America Ferrera's Long Hairstyle
in
http://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip000387.htm

Get the Look: Katherine Heigl’s Emmy Beauty



Katherine Heigl’s elegant Emmy took its inspiration from another cool blonde, Grace Kelly. Makeup artist Monika Blunder kept the eye neutral, first applying Ombre d’Eau, a liquid-y eyeshadow, in Sand, $30, then brushing on a pressed eyeshadow in the champagne colored Dessert-Rose, $39, on top of that to give her eyes “a sparkling glow.” She dotted Waterproof Long-Lasting Eyeliner in Ebene, $27, between her lashes, and then applied three coats of Inimitable Mascara in Noir, $28, on the upper lashes. Blunder brought out her cheekbones by contouring the hollows first with Powder Blush in Nude, $40, and then brushing the tops of the cheeks with Narcisse, $40, a light pink color. Before applying lipstick, she used Lip Definer in Red, $29, to fill in the lips. For Heigl’s bright red lips, Blunder chose Rouge Allure Lipstick in Lover, $30, because of its pink undertones. She finished the look by brushing on a bit of translucent powder to “help it stay throughout the show.”

Hair stylist Campbell McAuley created a complementary old school– yet modern– style to go with the makeup and went for a cool twist on the bun. He put Katherine’s hair in Velcro rollers when it was still wet, blew it dry and sprayed with Frederic Fekkai Coiff Fini Sheer Hold Hairspray, $23. Then he removed the curlers, except for two in the front and brushed out the curls, using Frederic Fekkai Glossing Cream, $20, to set the hair. He divided the hair into three sections and then wrapped each section in a different direction to create three separate buns. He took the two front curlers out and worked back into the hairstyle to create a soft, touchable look on the top.


SOURCE: People
(http://stylenews.peoplestylewatch.com/2007/09/18/get-the-look-katherine-heigls-emmy-beauty/)
DATE: September 18, 2007
PHOTO: Mathew Imaging/FilmMagic

EXCLUSIVE: The Truth About Katherine Heigl's New Hair Color



"I've always wanted to be a brunette... in a town of blondes it makes me look more exotic," Katherine Heigl once told us. Looks like she finally took the plunge! "She wanted a change," explains her hairstylist, Campbell McAuley. "She likes the way it looks." McAuley reveals that the Grey's Anatomy star relied on Beverly Hills colorist Kim Vo to take her hue from sunny to sultry before last night's premiere of The Ugly Truth. So, does this mean Dr. Izzie Stevens got a new 'do too? We'll be watching come September.


SOURCE: InStyle
(http://www.instyle.com/instyle/package/general/photos/0,,20278123_20290878_20646554,00.html)
DATE: July 17, 2009
PHOTO: UPI/Landov
AUTHOR: Lisa Tilson

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Behind The Scenes with Sandra Oh

Celebrity-hair god CAMPBELL MCAULEY gives us the lowdown. He's the affable Aussie who tends to Hollywood's alpha locks-and created Oh's hot cover-girl look.

Sandra Oh showed up at L.A.'s Quixote Studio wearing a major, chunky skull ring that drew oohs and aahs. Her secret: It's actually a $10 novelty Secret Santa gift from Grey's Anatomy costar Justin Chambers. The studio shook with techno and hard rock until Oh requested Björk-all she needed to return to her ballet roots and dance for the camera. The shoot was so fun that Oh stayed behind afterward to hang and have a beer with the crew. Then on to a fitting for her molten--silver Golden Globes dress.



WHAT WAS THE CHALLENGE?

MCAULEY:
Sandra has great, thick hair, so I wanted to give it vibrancy and sex appeal and go for lovely and luscious. We started out tamer, but the more I shook it out, the stronger the images got-and Sandra can go there. She's such a grounded, true person; she really let go.


WHAT'S THE MAGIC TRICK?

MCAULEY: A large curling iron, a mixture of hairspray and moisture cream-and girls, never use a brush. You scrunch dry and finger-shake the hair, then twist the curl with the iron in a messy way. Apply hair-spray while upside down, then throw your hair back. Yes, we're starting to see a fuller look. I'm loving it-it holds more life. Straight hair is so done; with fullness you can let it breathe a little.

WHAT'S THE MAGIC TRICK?

MCAULEY:
A large curling iron, a mixture of hairspray and moisture cream-and girls, never use a brush. You scrunch dry and finger-shake the hair, then twist the curl with the iron in a messy way. Apply hair-spray while upside down, then throw your hair back.



SOURCE: Marie Claire
(http://www.marieclaire.com/celebrity-lifestyle/celebrities/exclusives/behind-sandra)
PHOTO: Kristen Schaefer

Oscar Red Carpet Beauty: How to Get Kate Winslet's Hair

Kate Winslet looked simply radiant at the Oscars Sunday night in her mint green Valentino gown.

I loved her dress, her jewels and her gorgeous and classic hair. Last night I spoke with hairstylist Campbell McAuley, about how he created Kate's old Hollywood style sweeping soft waves secured in a low side chignon. He said,

"Because Kate's dress was lovely and simple, the hair was styled the same way to create an elegant look."

For step by step instructions on how to create this look at home, read more...

* Campbell explained it is crucial to apply a smoothing product when the hair is wet. He used Smooth Hair, $17.50, when the hair is wet. This adds shine and prevents frizz.
* Begin by blow drying hair straight. Next, when Campbell was ready to begin styling, he used a medium sized curling iron around the front of her face for volume. Try Enzo Milano's 25 mm Grande Curling Iron, $129.95.
* Then, brush out the hair completely until it's smooth and put it in a side ponytail. Then run a nickel sized amount of Technician Color-Protecting Glaze, $20, into the palms of your hands and apply it all over the hair to add even more shine!
* Next, add a little extra hair (either a weave or extensions) to the ponytail so that it's fuller and thicker and then shape it into a side knot and secure it with bobby pins.
* Lastly, mist hair all over with a light hairspray for hold.



SOURCE: FABSUGAR
(http://www.fabsugar.com/151471)
DATE: February 27, 2007
AUTHOR: BellySugar

CTONICS: The People Behind

CAMPBELL MCAULEY was born in Australia and at the age of 14 began the four-year apprenticeship required in Australia to become a certified hairdresser. At 16, the prodigious stylist-to-be was named Australian Junior Champion. At 18, Campbell went to London where he trained at the Vidal Sassoon salon. His editorial career in film, television, and print magazines began by working with Leonardo DiCaprio and Clare Danes on the UK press and premiere of Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo and Juliet.”

Campbell then moved to the palm latitudes of Hollywood where his first US job found him reunited with actor Leonardo DiCaprio, as well as his female co-star Kate Winslet, on the blockbuster film Titanic. Winslet has remained a client since, and been joined by many of her peers—Claire Danes, Cameron Diaz and Kyra Sedgwick among them—as well as the cream of the new breed, including Rachel Bilson, Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood and Katherine Heigl.

Personally, a growing interest in alternative medicine, healing and spirituality was developing alongside Campbell’s professional career. “True beauty,” opines McAuley, “is an enhancement of each woman’s own unique natural beauty. To manifest that beauty as a hair stylist is my goal, as well as my privilege.” To see Campbell’s editorial work go to: Campbell McAuley


DR JULIAN NEIL is a holistic practitioner, iridologist, spiritual psychologist, and yoga master in private practice in Los Angeles who specializes in the mind/body/spirit healing of all illnesses. Dr. Neil has been privileged to have the teachings of naturopathic and nutritional medicine, yogic science, and, finally, shamanic wisdom personally bestowed upon him by many of the world’s leading masters. Dr. Neil has appeared as an expert in naturopathic medicine on national television and radio, as well as in publications. He has taught, lectured, and studied in countries around the globe, and continues to travel the world, bringing ancient and modern technologies and remedies to his healing practice. One cornerstone of his practice is the belief that the intrinsic, holistic, intuitive and nourishing healing of nature functions effortlessly, and spontaneously once one has removed obstruction or resistance. True harmony with nature then becomes established in the profound knowledge of the true self.

In 1988, Dr. Neil founded the Gurudev Yoga Center and Healing Clinic where his motto has been to “educate not medicate”. He has taught the gentle art of self-healing to thousands of patients, therapists of all types, students, yogis, and physicians. He has served as the West Coast Consultant/Director to the Foundation for the Advancement of Cancer Therapy (FACT) one of the worlds leading organizations in alternative cancer therapy.

In 2003, Dr. Neil joined the medical board and board of trustees of the National Association For Child Development (NACD) a pioneer international organization dedicated to the advancement of cognitive and developmental function of all children with a unique focus on special needs clientele. In 2004 he became NACD'S Director of Health working with families and their children around the world adding a dimension, which expanded and facilitated the programs to produce exceptional results. Dr. Neil also currently serves as the Health consultant to HBO's Real Time With Bill Maher. His new book, "All The Rules Are The Same" with a forward by Bill Maher is scheduled to be published in 2009. For further information and to contact Dr Neil, you can email: healing@drjulianneil.com


ALEKSANDRA NEIL is an Aromatherapist, yoga teacher and healer. Her education started very early in her homeland of Croatia by training with her herbalist grandmother. Aleksandra uses pure organic essential oils as a universal language to bring joy and balance to people’s lives. Her philosophy of creating scents is based on the transcendent nonverbal communication that the complexity and richness of inhaling the fragrance derived from organic, raw materials conveys.

Aleksandra is the artist and founder of the perfume and oil company Gitane Oils, which creates a wide range of products from personal perfume blends to massage oils and healing potions supplied to healers and holistic practitioners around the world. She also teaches pre-natal yoga in Los Angeles.


SOURCE: Ctonics
(http://www.ctonics.com/node/8)