Try Out a New Hairstyle with Tom St. Germain of St. Germain Studio
Take a look at some of the more recent cuts, styles and color treatments he is responsible for, and maybe you'll get some ideas for your next 'do.
A visit to the hair salon often doubles as therapy — amiright? I sit in the chair with my stylist for about three hours while my color processes and I just can’t help but dish on all the important aspects in my life, including kids, relationships and career goals.
My stylist Tom St. Germain, owner of St. Germain Studio in Providence, is one of the best in the business at not only nailing the exact color and cut I’m looking for, but also for being a great listener and strategist. I feel like he should add life coach to his list of skills; he’s that good. I walk out of there feeling lighter — both mentally and from chopping off a few inches of dead ends — not to mention, a glass of bubbly often helps aid the relaxation process.
One day, I sat in his chair getting my quarterly bright and blonde touch-up when we went through a list of all the amazing, successful women who just happen to be his clients. We affectionately started calling each other “Tommy’s Angels” since we walk out of his salon looking and feeling confident. Take a look at some of the more recent cuts, styles and color treatments he is responsible for, and maybe you’ll get some ideas for your next ‘do.
St. Germain Studio, 150 Broadway, Providence, 401-272-8278, stgermainstudio.com
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Amanda Doumato Silva, owner of Flaunt Boutique in Smithfield, looks great with her jet black mane. She is pictured with stylist Tom St. Germain, owner of St. Germain Studio.
Amanda Doumato Silva, owner of Flaunt Boutique in Smithfield, looks great with her jet black mane. She is pictured with stylist Tom St. Germain, owner of St. Germain Studio.
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As editor in chief of Rhode Island Monthly, I stick to my reliable blonde highlights with warm undertones.
As editor in chief of Rhode Island Monthly, I stick to my reliable blonde highlights with warm undertones.
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Rosanna Ortiz, founder of StyleWeek, RMO Public Relations and RMO Project Resources, keeps her locks long with golden highlights.
Rosanna Ortiz, founder of StyleWeek, RMO Public Relations and RMO Project Resources, keeps her locks long with golden highlights.
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Ashley Erling, producer on "The Rhode Show" loves a blonder and blonder, angled cut.
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A short, bouncy brunette style suits Christina Rosciti, real estate agent for Coldwell Banker Realty and the Rosciti Group.
A short, bouncy brunette style suits Christina Rosciti, real estate agent for Coldwell Banker Realty and the Rosciti Group.
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Elisa Iacono Mears, senior events manager at Rhode Island PBS, goes with a face-framing cut.
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Ting Barnard of Ting Barnard's Studio rocks her naturally sleek long locks. She is an advisory board member for the Papitto Opportunity Connection Foundation.
Ting Barnard of Ting Barnard's Studio rocks her naturally sleek long locks. She is an advisory board member for the Papitto Opportunity Connection Foundation.
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La Masseria bartender Rachel Rosen sports a hot pink tint.
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Shannon Shallcross, co-founder and chief executive officer of
BetaXAnalytics, loves a radiant red wash.
Shannon Shallcross, co-founder and chief executive officer of
BetaXAnalytics, loves a radiant red wash.
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It's all about the pink frost on Lynne Diamante, owner of OPTX Rhode Island, designer eyeglasses and eyewear store in Johnston, Rhode Island.
It's all about the pink frost on Lynne Diamante, owner of OPTX Rhode Island, designer eyeglasses and eyewear store in Johnston, Rhode Island.
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