Bobbi’s Monthly Trend: Men in the Spotlight
May 22, 2013 by Mango Salon
Filed under Beauty Tips, Education, Mango News
Products We Love: New Members of the Surf Family!
May 21, 2013 by Mango Salon
Filed under Bumble&Bumble, Hair, Products You Love
Mango’s Monday Obsession: Cabana Colors!
May 20, 2013 by Mango Salon
Filed under Mango's Monday Obsession, Nails
Essie’s homage to powerful women in impossible-to-miss brights!
From the nearly neon coral nail polish, Come here!
to the adorable newbie green, First Timer,
and back to the self-assured aqua azure lacquer, In the Cab-ana,
and the wildly flirtatious orchid, Under Where?
…these outrageously outspoken colors will instantly add a spark to your day!
Congratulations to our Auction & Raffle Winners!
May 17, 2013 by Mango Salon
Filed under Community, Mango News
Special congrats to Bridget Phillips, who won one of our Earth Month gift cards!

Applause goes to our other raffle and auction participants, click the link to see our other generous winners!
http://tinyurl.com/mangoearthmonth13
Mango’s Monday Obsession: Rockabilly Chic
May 13, 2013 by Mango Salon
Filed under Beauty Tips, Hair, Mango's Monday Obsession
ROCKABILLY CHIC
Retro fit styles for guys and gals in the 21st century.
Since the Met Gala’s recent “punk” theme hit the red carpet, we’ve found ourselves swooning over certain punk-rockabilly hairstyles.
The rockabilly hair revival has gradually gained momentum over the last few years, with the display of 1930′s/50′s-inspired hair for both men and women. The message is clear: rockabilly – specifically rockabilly hair – is still here. It remains a key vintage-revival hairstyle of 2013.
Designers including Jil Sander and Thomas Maier (pictured above on the left) have had models sporting dramatic rolls with loose pony-tails. Brigitte Bardot (pictured above right) is an iconic inspiration for voluminous, seductive hair. As fashion continues working full-circle to revive past decades, her style is one worth mastering, and adapting, year after year.
Male models from a Bottega Veneta show (pictured directly left and right) experimented with the rockabilly style through long, reverse curled pompadours (also known as ‘ducktails’) and short sides.
The present incarnation of rockabilly isn’t the only resurgence since the 50′s age of glamour, but has been on and off trend many times since its inception. Now gracing the covers of magazines and street corners alike, this fluid style is quick to be adopted by statement-makers and bold fashion devotees.









