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Elizabeth Jakaitis

Elizabeth Jakaitis

Assistant Editor

Elizabeth Jakaitis is MODERN SALON and SALON TODAY's assistant editor, responsible for coverage of beauty news, products and trends. She is managing editor of MODERN’s TEXTURE! supplement, focusing on curly hair, and of the SOLO ARTIST program for independent stylists. Through reporting, social media engagement and involvement at industry events, Elizabeth tracks the pulse of trends and business practices that are shaping the world of professional beauty.

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Perspectives: The Tenacious

by Elizabeth Jakaitis

In SALON TODAY’s past three October women’s issues, we’re honored a bevy of incredible leaders. This year, we invited these alumnae to partake in a special Perspectives, by asking them to define themselves.The January issue ...

Perspectives: The Rule-Breakers

by Elizabeth Jakaitis

In SALON TODAY’s past three October women’s issues, we’re honored a bevy of incredible leaders. This year, we invited these alumnae to partake in a special Perspectives, by asking them to define themselves.The January issue ...

Ahead of the Curve: Scottfree Salon Tour

Ahead of the Curve: Scottfree Salon Tour

by Elizabeth Jakaitis

If one salon can demonstrate that innovation breeds success, it is Scottfree Salon, a full-service boutique salon on chic Milwaukee Street in Downtown Milwaukee. From technological upgrades to new business models, an emphasis on education to products that promote comprehensive health, Scottfree Salon sees no limitations, only possibilities.

David Frank Salon by David Todd

by Elizabeth Jakaitis

David Frank Salon in Scottsdale, Arizona has a look that is bright, modern, and clean. The floating clouds set against the open ceiling make the space look much larger than it is. The minimal design is warmed up with some earthy features, like the natural polished concrete station tops.

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