Get That Light Outta My Eyes

Jules Tognini unveils his new collection, "Get That Light Outta My Eyes,' which spotlights bold looks and lots of color.

Tognini chose a revolutionary approach to coloring hair. Rather than using dye, chemicals, or paint, this master used light.

"The best sound in the world is when hair hits the ground especially falling off a short-haired blonde chick," says Tognini. "This collection was all about girls rocking short hair, with fresh color."
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Get That Light Outta My Eyes

Hair: Jules Tognini Product;        Makeup: Tracey Tognini;        Photography: Adam Finch   
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Get That Light Outta My Eyes

Hair: Jules Tognini Product;        Makeup: Tracey Tognini;        Photography: Adam Finch   
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Get That Light Outta My Eyes

Hair: Jules Tognini Product;        Makeup: Tracey Tognini;        Photography: Adam Finch   
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Get That Light Outta My Eyes

Hair: Jules Tognini Product;        Makeup: Tracey Tognini;        Photography: Adam Finch   

Hair: Jules Tognini Product;

Makeup: Tracey Tognini;

Photography: Adam Finch



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