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Gridskipper - The Urban Travel Guide
April 16th, 2008
Robert James Color Salon:
For women in search of a colorist they can trust, take heed: The proprietor of this new Nob Hill salon has worked on the locks of Gwen Stefani and Carmen Electra.
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February 12th, 2008
Gone are the days of post-peroxide tears. Being a baby about your color is now unheard of, thanks to the Robert James Salon, San Fran's first studio devoted solely to color and extensions.
Robert is the guy with the golden touch to take you from the blah browns to goldie locks. But he'll make sure to keep your feelings in check at the same time. How can you not lust after a spot that's as good to your heart as it is to your hair? And Robert James is one of the only colorists in the world who specializes in lengthening your locks with all-natural extensions for that "I caused a paparazzi scene" thickness. You're all about spatial energy, hippy chic. Sit back against nearly 600 square feet of soft green colored walls. Vintage eames accents and tropical plants will surely have you feeling more than energetic.
Go to Robert for hair that's as bright as crayola sunshine yellow. He knows how to color and he stays in the lines.
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February 4th, 2008
COLOR ME RAD
Robert James Color Salon Opens:
You may not admire their rehabs or boy toys (who the hell is Cisco Adler?), but you have to give it to starlets for ability to change hair length and color. Everyday.
Get your wannabe chameleon self over to Robert James Color. You won’t find scissors at the intimate, new Nob Hill studio, just colorist Robert Clayborn (who’s painted the likes of Gwen Stefani and Carmen Electra) focusing solely on color and all-natural extensions.
Perk up with highlights, semipermanent hues, or all-over gloss. If you’re tired of that lame Katie Holmes bob (so much for post-breakup hairapy), book a consultation for extensions. Clayborn uses super-glossy human hair to create volume, length, and color, and attaches the extensions with an organic resin bond. That means no damage to the hair — and less to the environment.
And that’s good karma, chameleon.
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Allure Magazine
August 1, 2005
Amazing Hair/San Francisco
Like a gloating parent, the management at diPietro Todd sure is proud of its new boy. In the lounge, there's a fat book of his work on famous clients such as Gwen Stefani and Carmen Electra. But when the Beverly Hills transplant suggested only partial highlights because it's "the look," we worried that James was too Hollywood for us. But he assured us he'd add depth using foils to weave golden and dark blonde highlights. The result was a warmer version of the skin-sapping pale blonde we had been stuck with before. We were so pleased, we're sure the salon will have to set aside room for another fat book-- a log for all the girlfriends we're going to send on over to James. Highlights, $155 and up.
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