the Salvador Calvano Salon is Open on Tuesdays for advanced hair dressing classes focusing on Dry haircuts and color.

Salvador over sees all the work done by licensed professionals bettering their skills in the world of hair.

The cost is $25 for cuts and most color Processes depending on the time and technique involved and how much color we use.

Call for a time that works for you if you are interested in being a model for these advanced classes. Space is very limited and Tuesdays fill up fast.

It is a great way for young stylist to learn and a great opportunity for those on a budget to get great hair cuts and color.

Tuesday School Day

Please be open for a new look it makes it more fun and makes learning hair a blast.

Its also a great way for Cosmetology students to learn as well.

Come in be a model and have a blast with us at Salvador Calvano.

Call today for more details.

602-263-1138

Last show as Kustom Deluxe.

Last Show as Kustom Deluxe.

As the years have unfolded the time has come to get it together. Matthew John Arnold and his band Kustom Deluxe has evolved into Heavy Horses. Justin White on drums Sam Montana on bass Salvador Calvano on guitar headed up by Matthew John Arnold.

A great country rock feel with a classic ride of awesome lyrics and sweet melodies. A bit of grit and dirt to rough up the edges. This is a local AZ band worth checking out…

Sweet Short haircut for Spring

Check out how versatile this short haircut is. It is so nice to have a great haircut that you don’t have to think twice about.

No matter what it does or how it’s styled it always looks great.

At the same time putting ourselves and our clients at risk. For what???

What ever happened to accepting what God gave us I mean I know we all could used some love and improvements but where do we draw the line of maintaining ourselves and who we are. Why do we always want to be someone else or look like someone else. Why can’t we embrace our curls or our hips or big but and say. YES I LOVE ME ANYWAY… Fuzzy hair and all.

All these Beauty companies make claims that sometimes are just wrong and lies. Lets talk about the blow dryers that add moisture as they dry your hair. HELLO??? Seriously are we that stupid to believe a $400 blow dryer is going to save your hair.

How about comb your conditioner through really well and let it air dry.

Everyone thinks you need ten products to make your curls work. How about one good one or here is an idea. NONE. Just see what happens for the FUN of it.

Lay Off the Flat iron and let your personality come out even if its not perfect.

What is perfect anyway??? Who is Perfect???

You are. Just the way you are. Don’t change for me. Do it for yourself.

If someone said they serve poop at the restaurant down the street. Would you still eat there? I got an idea. KEEP IT CURLY.

Lots Of Love and Peace.

Salvador Calvano

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READ THIS..

http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/arizonaliving/articles/2011/10/30/20111030hair-straightener-product-risks.html

Paraben Free, Sulfate Free.

Extreme Therapy Olive Oil Conditioner Formulated for daily use as a light conditioner that leaves hair soft, smooth and shiny.

Ingredients include certified organic olive oil for shine and conditioning and panthenol for moisture control.

Sulfate free and Paraben free.

Formulated in the desert for the desert Dry Hair.

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Organic Olive Oil Shampoo and Conditioner

With Hair, Anything is possible.

I was lucky enough to work with Odile back in the 90′s when she really just started doing a lot of shows.

We used to sleep on her floor in her apartment in Paris and in the morning sew wigs until it was dark. It was crazy.

The only thing we really did was work and go out at night. She was awesome to work with even though my french was not the best

she would make sure we all got it. She would use me a s a model for the fancy stuff because I had hair close to the models so I would be able to feel what she was doing and it helped make me a better hairdresser by feeling how it worked as well as seeing it. She is a brilliant woman and an amazing artist and an absolute crazy woman.

The Maestro of Hair

Crazy is a good thing and the passion she has for our craft is out of this universe. Work with her and see. If you can survive. She does not deal with cry babies and prefers you work your ass off.

Its what she did and does…

Do it.. http://www.allure.com/

Check out Odile’s book Her Style. Its pretty awesome.

Numbers Game

Salvador Calvano

A great place for all your Grooming needs

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The World Trade Center

The World Trade Center

It all started when I was 13 years old. My first trip to NYC. I was so stoked I couldn’t believe it. The first night we got in kinda late. My Mother doesn’t know this story. Yet.

We Stayed at the Essex House across from Central Park. Mom, dad my sister Deanna and myself. We were there for a Intercoiffure atilier. That’s a really Fancy name for a world class hair show.

After we checked in to our rooms and said goodnight laying in bed and hearing the vibrations from the layers of sound and energy. I couldn’t sleep for the life of me. I had to escape this 5 star hotel for at least this moment. So I took off down the hallway down the elevator  Through the main lobby into the streets of New York City like I felt home for the first time and free to do whatever and go wherever I wanted.

Nobody looked twice. It was 2 o’clock in the morning and this 13 year old kid is walking though the blowing cold air shooting news papers into the sky like paper airplanes. It was crisp and clean and dirty, bright and dark at the same time. I will never forget that night. I was struck like a bolt of lightning.It hit me, the pulse of New York Changed my life my heart and my soul for good.

New york City made me strong and gave me an education on Art, Food, Fashion and Style. Life and travel. The friends I made in New York are the Movers and the shakers. We were and are and always will be New Yorkers even if we don’t live there. Its in our Blood.

For the next ten years I came and went to New York for many reasons mostly if not completely for work or love. Or both for the same reason if not both the same.

I moved to New York City for good When I was 22. after almost 10 years straight and a couple years going back and forth from LA to Phoenix to New York and after being on my rooftop on September 11, 2001 I decided to start over. 10 years later I am doing it again.

There is nothing like The New York skyline . I was lucky enough to live downtown and Loved it. My friend Andrew Einhorn and I use to skate board, roller blade or bike down there everyday we could. It was breath taking to fly under the towers on anything and even to sit and look up was just awwww. My friends and I would go to party’s every Wednesday we were in town on top at Windows on the World.

I had a personal relationship with “the buildings” as I always called them. In my opinion there were no others in a weird way. The were the tallest in the sky.

Anyone that ever came to visit it was a must to get on a bike or board and ride under the towers. Ask my friends. To feel the wind and look up at such monsters of architecture. So much mail went in and out of the buildings they had their own zip code.

Tomorrow September 3rd 2011 join me and my friends downtown Phoenix for a sneak preview of the NYC collection of pictures.

2505 north 7th street 7 to 9 pm

If you can’t make it don’t worry. Mark your calender for 3rd Friday of September. September 16 from 7 to 9. I will be playing a video Andrew Einhorn made in tribute for the 9/11 events…

We Were There and My life will never be the same.

Crazy stuff and I feel blessed to be able to tell you these stories and share with you a collection of Photographs and videos.

God Bless and be Grateful.

Salvador Calvano

We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams wandering by lone sea-breakers, and sitting by desolate streams: World-losers and World-forsakers, on whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we are the movers and shakers of the whole world for ever, it seems.

-Arthur Williiam Edgar O’Shaughnessy