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| HOTBOXsalon Las Vegas | May 2009 |
 If you live in Las Vegas or you are just visiting and you want an outstanding new Hairstyle look up the team at HOTBOXsalon.
HOTBOXsalon has gained much recognition for their signature hair artistry and is quicklybecoming realized as one of the top salons in Las Vegas. They won 1st place in the Las Vegas Hair Wars Competition in 2007. Owner & Master Stylist David Bangham brings the art of hair to a new level with beautiful cut and colour. David shares his knowledge and techniques by educating hundreds of stylists on a national level. From beginners to masters, his previous work as an educator with Toni&Guy and Artistic Director for Paul Mitchell Advanced Academy has allowed him to share his passion for hisart with many. Today, HOTBOXsalon serves as the focus of creativity for David Banghamand his talented and passionate staff. HOTBOX stylists maintain a consistent acute knowledge of the latest techniques and trends in order to create a beautiful creative style for each of their guests. When you are looking to get a great cut or color, be sure to check out the fabulous team at HOTBOX. I give HOTBOXsalon 5 stars. -Hairflix |
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| V Bar Venetian Las Vegas | May 2008 |
 HOTBOXsalon hosted happy hour at the V Bar at the Venetian in Las Vegas. I've worked with the HOTBOX crew on many professional photo shoots and highly recommend them to anyone looking for a salon in Las Vegas. They had fun doing crazy hair designs for the staff and guests.
-Wayne Wallace, Photographer |
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| HOTBOXsalon Hair Design | February 2008 |
 I had a great time working with the talented artists at HOTBOXsalon creating some HOT new images for their advertising. If you are looking for a cool place to get a new hair design, stop by HOTBOXsalon (702-671-4000) and thell them I sent you - maybe you'll even see me in the chair next to you.
-Wayne Wallace, Photographer |
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| HairWars | July 2007 |
 Six local salons, and one from out of town, pulled out their best tress tricks last weekend for the national hair competition, Hair Wars. Held at Krave, next to Planet Hollywood Resort, the event started at midnight, but the competitors had been teasing, braiding, twisting, dying, cutting, extending, straightening, curling, crimping and primping since breakfast. Their labor ended with an entertaining, crowd-pleasing show full of outrageous, not-meant-for-the-real-world locks.
Judges, including Ben Moline, one of the finalists from Bravo TV's "Shear Genius," chose Hot Box as the show's victor with salons Tonic and Gemini, based in Utah, tying for second and Electric Chair coming in third place. Hot Box chose a Japanese theme, complete with geishas and samurai swords. The jet black hair came extravagantly ornamented with feathers, tiny umbrellas, chopsticks and other decorations that looked as if they were pulled off the set of "Memoirs of a Geisha." Tonic salon's presentation looked like Candy Land came to life. Balloons, bubblegum colors and bold bouffants put the crowd in a Willy Wonka state of mind. A model sporting a candy cane 'do with peppermint swirls was the hit of the show. Gemini's show concentrated on the animal kindgom, complete with untamed looks and feline costumes while Electric Chair combined the glamorous (Fergie's song of the same name introduced the set) with the gritty. Frilly costumes and crimped bouffants intermingled with edgy, punk looks. The local competition is just the beginning. Now, each of the four selected salons advance to the national competition, Supreme Salon Tours, held next summer in Las Vegas, where they will go coif-to-coif with top salons from Phoenix, Miami, Hollywood, New York and Chicago. May the best (Las Vegas) salon win. -Xazmin Garza, LVRJ |
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| Vegas Hot Spot | April 2007 |
 Las Vegas got a little bit hotter when HOTBOXsalon entered the scene last spring. The Paul Mitchell Focus Salon, managed by PM the School Advanced Academy learning leader David Bangham, is located just off the strip and caters to the increasing number of young,artistic types moving to the area. Corrugated metal paneling, toolbox-inspired styling kits and fatigue-patterned chairs contribute to the 5-chair salon's post-modern, industrial atmosphere. "We're here to make an impact off the strip," says Bangham, "by representing the level of creativity available in Vegas for visitors and residents alike who are looking for something more provocative." Clients should certainly find the salon's reading materials stimulating, which include pinup girl books, burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese's new memoir, Deepak Chopra books and European design magazines.
-L.A. |
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