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Radix Dance Convention Nationals, Las Vegas 2022: RESULTS
Protege:
Cash Prizes:
Winners: $1000
Runners-up: $500
Mini
Top 31:
Tayah Klimuck
Peyton Nowacki
Helena Olaerts
Greta Wagner
Alexis Kathol
Addyson Paul
Khloe Kwon
Aria Du
Sara Von Rotz
Taehgan Vue
Piper Perusse
Natalie Gerami
Josh Lundy
Isabella Piedrahita
Zoe Flores
Chase Castle
Top 15:
Dylan Custodio
Lucia Piedrahita
Neo Del Corral
Skyla Lucena
Devyn Scherff
Emily Polis
Karyna Majeroni
Isabella Kouznetsova
Everleigh Soutas
Top 6:
Regan Gerena
Diana Kouznetsova
Roxie Onellion
Camila Giraldo
Ellary Day Szyndlar
Winner:
Skylar Wong (Woodbury Dance Center)
Junior
Top 31:
Brooklyn Ladia
Hailey Panchame
Madison Carmody
Bella Ray D’Armas
Ariela Ephraim
Alexcia Roloff-Hafenbreadl
Avery Maycunich
Kylie Carter
Elie Rabin
Riley Zeitler
Zachary Gibson
Elizabeth Bilecki
Claire Avonne Kingston
Jackson Jue
Top 17:
Campbell Clark
Victoria Martinez
Anya Inger
Georgia Beth Peters
Sophia Schiano
Failenn Daley
Kya Massimino
Leila Winker
Paislyn Schroeder
Santiago Sosa
Esme Chou
Angelina Elliott
Top 5:
Haiden Neuville
Kylee Casares
Alexis Mayer
Kaili Kester
Winner:
Aaliyah Dixon (Summit Dance Shoppe)
Teen:
Top 31:
Giselle Gandarilla
Emmy Claire Kaiden
Ronnie Lewis
Kenzie Jones
Cooper Macalalad
Natalia Wazio
Keoni Guerrero
Rachel Loiselle
Ava Raucci
Mia Ibach
Kendyl Fay
Nicholas Bustos
Ayla Rodriguez
Rylee Young
Top 17:
Brianna Hicks
Addison Middleton
Ian Stegeman
Kaitlyn Tom
Trent Grappe
Kylee Ngo
Sophie Garcia
Carly Thinfen
Izzy Howard
Gracyn French
Colin Bendziewicz
Top 6:
Luke Barrett
Avery Cashen
Keagan Capps
Kira Chan
Sabine Nehls
Winner:
Dyllan Blackburn (Project 21)
Senior
Top 33:
Mia Tassani
Angelina Flores
Kaitlyn Allen
Tyra Polke
Edon Hartzy
Perris Amento
Eliazar Jimenez
Maddie Thanos
Sophie Grabau
Madison Burkhart
Jessica Babich
Minda Li
Marissa Brunner
Kaitlyn Babich
Peyton Martineau
Louise Hindsbo
Nina Sawaya
Kai Javier
Top 15:
Ava La France
Cayla Bennish
Devin Mar
Bella Tagle
Destanye Diaz
Kayla Pereira
Jordyn Green
Anthony Ciaccio
Forest Myers
Top 6:
Sarah Moore
Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl
Emma Mather
Sam Fine
Emily Madden
Winner:
Easton Magliarditi (The Rock Center for Dance)
Finals:
High Scores by Age:
Cash Prizes:
1st: $200
2nd: $100
3rd: $50
Rookie Solo
Top 7
4th: Preslie Ball- ‘Boots’
4th: Margaret Mason- ‘Over the Rainbow’
5th: Caydence Zuehlke- ‘Tea’
6th: Nola Molter- ‘Look At Me’
7th: Zoey Brooke- ‘End of Time’
7th: Emery Bourne- ‘Footwurkin’
7th: Colette Stutzman- ‘My Girl’
7th: Elory Otto- ‘Speaking French’
7th: Rue Willis- ‘Woman’
8th: Sienna Bastler- ‘Please Mr Postman’
9th: Shale Herrera- ‘La Vie En Rose’
10th: Giselle Pilorin- ‘My Boyfriend’s Back’
10th: Emma Acosta- ‘Sweet Dreams’
2nd runner-up ($250)
James Iwamoto- ‘Lost’ (Pave School of the Arts)
1st runner-up ($350)
Hadley Morse- ‘Into the Great’ (Summit Dance Shoppe)
Top Soloist ($500)
Cece Chung- ‘I’m Going Bananas’ (Project 21)
Mini Solo
Top 7
4th: Regan Gerena- ‘Cinema Italiano’
5th: Emily Polis- ‘House of Keta’
6th: Tova Thompson- ‘Pulse’
6th: Anita Rodriguez- ‘The Garden’
6th: Zoe Flores- ‘Transitions’
7th: Karyna Majeroni- ‘La Rouge’
8th: Alexis Kathol- ‘The Author’
9th: Dylan Custodio- ‘Derive’
9th: Ella Dobler- ‘Did I Stutter?’
9th: Neo Del Corral- ‘Hold Me’
9th: Delilah Hewitt- ‘Lament’
9th: Addison Price- ‘Sarajevo’
10th: Lucia Piedrahita- ‘Camera’s Rolling’
10th: Greta Wagner- ‘If You Were Here’
2nd runner-up ($250)
Diana Kouznetsova- ‘Rinse + Repeat’ (Project 21)
1st runner-up ($350)
Skylar Wong- ‘Best of My Love’ (Woodbury Dance Center)
Top Soloist ($500)
Isabella Kouznetsova- ‘Wake Up’ (Project 21)
Junior Solo
Top 7
4th: Zoe Zielinski- ‘Girl From Ipanema’
4th: Angelina Elliott- ‘Look What Your Love Has Done To Me’
5th: Emily Joy Core- ‘Alpha’
5th: Kya Massimino- ‘Arena’
5th: Avery Maycunich- ‘With You’
6th: Anya Inger- ‘Attitude’
6th: Victoria Johnson- ‘Insensible’
6th: Payton Gourely- ‘Mad World’
7th: Victoria Martinez- ‘Music Is the Answer’
7th: Claire Avonne Kingston- ‘State of Awareness’
8th: Tiara Sherman- ‘Belly of the Beast’
9th: Avery Lee- ‘Arches’
9th: Bella Rey D’Armas- ‘Dimensions’
9th: Sasha Milstein- ‘Nature Boy’
10th: Leighton Werner- ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love’
10th: Alexcia Roloff-Hafenbreadl- ‘Far From Home’
10th: Esme Chou- ‘Withheld’
3rd runner-up ($250)
Teagan Chavez- ‘That’s Life’ (AVANTI Dance Company)
2nd runner-up ($250)
Alexis Mayer- ‘Winter Morning II’ (The Rock Center for Dance)
1st runner-up ($350)
Kylee Casares- ‘Home With You’ (Stars Dance Studio)
Top Soloist ($500)
Aaliyah Dixon- ‘Silence’ (Summit Dance Shoppe)
Teen Solo
Top 7:
4th: Sophie Garcia- ‘Evermore’
5th: Giselle Gandarilla- ‘La Vie’
6th: Keoni Guerrero- ‘Blackjack’
6th: Colin Bendziewicz- ‘Don’t Worry’
7th: Sarah Laskowski- ‘Good Evening, Welcome’
7th: Kenzie Jones- ‘The Bottom Line’
8th: Addison Middleton- ‘Closing’
8th: Bella Saferstein- ‘Dangerous’
8th: Kennie Shen- ‘Man’s World’
8th: June Hurley- ‘Mr Sandman’
9th: Kylie Vandeest- ‘Awoo’
10th: Gracyn French- ‘I Did It All Over Again’
10th: Amelia Duncan- ‘My Way’
2nd runner-up ($250)
Ian Stegeman- ‘Aria’ (Woodbury Dance Center)
1st runner-up ($350)
Izzy Howard- ‘Adveniat’ (The Rock Center for Dance)
Top Soloist ($500)
Dyllan Blackburn- ‘A Pale’ (Project 21)
Senior Solo
Top 7
4th: Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl- ‘Moon’
5th: Sophie Grabau- ‘Women’
6th: Sophia Cobo- ‘Funny Girl’
7th: Emily Madden- ‘Concerto In F Minor’
8th: Forest Myers- ‘Parameters’
9th: Emma Mather- ‘Dancing’
9th: Rachel Leon- ‘Die For You’
9th: Levi Sherman- ‘I Know It’s Over’
10th: Edon Hartzy- ‘Solitude’
10th: Erica Vannucci- ‘Step Off the Train’
3rd runner-up ($250)
Easton Magliarditi- ‘Jealous’ (The Rock Center for Dance)
2nd runner-up ($250)
Sam Fine- ‘To Multiply’ (Stars Dance Studio)
1st runner-up ($350)
Destanye Diaz- ‘Unhurt’ (Stars Dance Studio)
Top Soloist ($500)
Selena Hamilton- ‘Supermodel’ (Project 21)
Rookie Duet/Trio
1st: The Movement Dance Academy- ‘One’
2nd: Studio X- ‘Turn to Stone’
3rd: Studio X- ‘Human’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Remember Me’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Mr Big Stuff’
5th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Dream’
Mini Duet/Trio
1st: Project 21- ‘The Blue or Red Pill’
2nd: New Level Dance Company- ‘Complex Notion’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘The Meadow’
3rd: Studio X- ‘Ready or Npt’
4th: Danceplex- ‘Evening Rise’
5th: Studio 19 Dance Complex- ‘Sophisticated’
Junior Duet/Trio
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Only the Bravest’
2nd: Mather Dance Company- ‘Memories’
3rd: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Together’
4th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘The Pure’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Dreamgirls’
Teen Duet/Trio
1st: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Mine’
2nd: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Surrender’
3rd: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Still’
4th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Love Lockdown’
5th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘You and I Both’
Senior Duet/Trio
1st: Project 21- ‘Shaping’
2nd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Power vs Passion’
3rd: CanDance Studios- ‘Backseat’
4th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Fire My Heart’
5th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Voice Like’
Rookie Group
1st: Project 21- ‘It’s Raining Men’
2nd: Pave School of the Arts- ‘You Make Me Feel So Young’
3rd: The Movement Dance Academy- ‘What About Us’
4th: Impact Dance- ‘Like A Prayer’
5th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Boogie Shoes’
Mini Group
1st: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Bangalore Whispers’
2nd: Project 21- ‘1+1=2′
3rd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Colors’
4th: Mather Dance Company- ‘Click Clack’
5th: Project 21- ‘That’s Amore’
Junior Group
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Don’t Forget Me’
2nd: Project 21- ‘My Pumps’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Never Going Back Again’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Vogue’
4th: Cypress Dance Project- ‘What Is Love?’
4th: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Supermarket Woman’
4th: Project 21- ‘Something Bad Is About to Happen’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Up Against the Wind’
5th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Dance Me’
Teen Group
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Bang Bang’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Sound & Color’
3rd: Mather Dance Company- ‘Blower’s Daughter’
3rd: CanDance Studios- ‘Glitter’
4th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Home’
4th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘The Letting Go’
5th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘So Broken’
5th: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘The Ride’
Senior Group
1st: Mather Dance Company- ‘Crime For Crime’
1st: Distinction Dance Company- ‘Do You’
2nd: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘These Days’
3rd: Project 21- ‘Destination’
4th: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Bloodline’
4th: Mather Dance Company- ‘To Be Loved’
5th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Night’
5th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Ode to a Love Lost’
5th: Mather Dance Company- ‘Stayaway’
Rookie Line
1st: The Movement Dance Academy- ‘Last Dance’
2nd: Studio X- ‘Drumline’
3rd: Pave School of the Arts- ‘Looking Good and Feeling Gorgeous’
4th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Party People’
Mini Line
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘What About Us’
2nd: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Don’t Mean A Thing’
2nd: Mather Dance Company- ‘Tens’
3rd: Mather Dance Company- ‘Via Dolorosa’
4th: Project 21- ‘Fashionista’
4th: Impact Dance Studio- ‘River Deep’
5th: Project 21- ‘Dawn’
Junior Line
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘When Doves Cry’
2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘9 to 5′
3rd: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Tribal Beauties’
4th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Applause’
4th: Pave School of the Arts- ‘I Feel Pretty’
5th: Impact Dance Studio- ‘It’s All Coming Back’
Teen Line
1st: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Welcome to the Internet’
2nd: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Cinema (Act II)
3rd: Mather Dance Company- ‘Crazy Love’
4th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Wasteland’
5th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Against Me’
5th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Call Waiting’
5th: Project 21- ‘Dangerous’
5th: Haja Dance Company- ‘Everything Must Change’
5th: Project 21- ‘Malevolence’
5th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Traditions’
Senior Line
1st: Mather Dance Company- ‘Gravity’
2nd: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Ric Flair Drip’
3rd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Young & Free’
4th: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Now Boarding’
5th: CanDance Studios- ‘M.I.R’
Rookie Extended Line
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Do Your Thing’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Rockin’ Robin’
3rd: Impact Dance- ‘When You Believe’
4th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Cool Rider’
4th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘You Are Enough’
5th: Impact Dance- ‘Wash That Man’
Mini Extended Line
1st: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Cinema (Act 1)’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’
3rd: Impact Dance- ‘Hernandos Hideaway’
3rd: CanDance Studios- ‘Lip Gloss’
4th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Shake My Hand’
5th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Pink Cadillac’
5th: Pave School of the Arts- ‘Shoeless Joe’
Junior Extended Line
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘My Way’
2nd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Collateral Damage’
3rd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘I Want You’
4th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘You Make Me Feel’
5th: Project 21- ‘Hey, Hi, Hello’
Teen Extended Line
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Sing’
2nd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘No Time To Stand and Stare’
3rd: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Slip n Slide(s)’
4th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Runaway’
5th: CanDance Studios- ‘Sound of Awakening’
Senior Extended Line
1st: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Out For Blood’
2nd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘All Dessen Mud’
2nd: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Check It Out’
3rd: Project 21- ‘Cell Block Tango’
4th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Love Game’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Fallout’
Mini Production
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Pump It Up’
2nd: Impact Dance- ‘Low’
3rd: CanDance Studios- ‘National Pastime’
3rd: Impact Dance- ‘The One’
Junior Production
1st: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Back to the Swing’
1st: The Movement Dance Academy- ‘Love Shack’
2nd: CanDance Studios- ‘Unite’
3rd: Impact Dance- ‘Yala’
4th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Money’
Teen Production
1st: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Por Mi Alma’
2nd: Project 21- ‘Love Letter to Ari’
3rd: CanDance Studios- ‘Eat’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Funk & Soul’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Mr. Bojangles’
Senior Production
1st: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘We Run This’
High Score by Performance Division:
Voucher Prizes:
1st: $200
2nd: $100
3rd: $50
Rookie Jazz
1st: Project 21- ‘It’s Raining Men’
2nd: The Movement Dance Academy- ‘Last Dance’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Forever Your Girl’
4th: Mather Dance Company- ‘We Love Freddy’
4th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Rockin’ Robin’
5th: CanDance Studios- ‘Love Shack’
5th: Impact Dance- ‘Ladies Room’
Rookie Hip-Hop
1st: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Lose Control’
2nd: Studio X- ‘Drumline’
3rd: Impact Dance- ‘Going Back to Cali’
4th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Nursery Rhymes’
5th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Beggin’
Rookie Tap
1st: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Boogie Shoes’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Do Your Thing’
3rd: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Build Me Up Buttercup’
4th: Mather Dance Company- ‘These Boots’
Rookie Lyrical
1st: The Movement Dance Academy- ‘What About Us’
2nd: Impact Dance- ‘Like A Prayer’
3rd: Impact Dance- ‘When You Believe’
4th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Keep You Safe’
5th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘You Are Enough’
Rookie Musical Theatre
1st: Pave School of the Arts- ‘Hernando’s Hideaway’
2nd: Dance Studio C- ‘This Little Piggy’
Rookie Specialty
Pave School of the Arts- ‘You Make Me Feel So Young’
Mini Jazz
1st: Mather Dance Company- ‘Tens’
2nd: Project 21- ‘1+1=2′
3rd: Project 21- ‘Fashionista’
3rd: Impact Dance Studio- ‘River Deep’
4th: Mather Dance Company- ‘Click Clack’
5th: Mather Dance Company- ‘Hush Hush’
Mini Ballet
1st: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Swan Lake Waltz’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Saute Sonata’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Simple Symphony’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Spanish Dance’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Flute Concerto No 2′
Mini Hip-Hop
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Pump It Up’
2nd: CanDance Studios- ‘Lip Gloss’
3rd: Impact Dance- ‘Low’
4th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Oh Okay��
5th: Heat Dance Studio- ‘Lil Funk’
Mini Tap
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Shake My Hand’
2nd: Studio 19 Dance Complex- ‘Dr Bones’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘For The Navy’
4th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘PYT’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Dance With Me Tonight’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Think’
Mini Lyrical
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘What About Us’
2nd: Mather Dance Company- ‘Via Dolorosa’
3rd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Imagine’
4th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’
5th: Mather Dance Company- ‘Hold On To Me’
Mini Musical Theatre
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Don’t Mean A Thing’
2nd: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Cinema (Act 1)’
3rd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Thankful’
4th: Impact Dance- ‘Hernandos Hideaway’
5th: Pave School of the Arts- ‘Shoeless Joe’
Mini Contemporary
1st: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Colors’
2nd: Project 21- ‘Dawn’
3rd: Project 21- ‘Big Spender’
4th: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Escape Artist’
5th: Studio X- ‘Green Light’
Mini Specialty
1st: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Bangalore Whispers’
2nd: Project 21- ‘That’s Amore’
3rd: Mather Dance Company- ‘Orange Colored Sky’
4th: Pave School of the Arts- ‘Higher’
5th: Pave School of the Arts- ‘Footloose’
Junior Jazz
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘When Doves Cry’
2nd: Pave School of the Arts- ‘I Feel Pretty’
2nd: Project 21- ‘My Pumps’
2nd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Applause’
3rd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘I Want You’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Vogue’
5th: Project 21- ‘Purse First’
Junior Ballet
1st: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Tribal Beauties’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Ninety-Five Five’
3rd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Atlas’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘After Bach’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Anitra’s Dance’
Junior Hip-Hop
1st: CanDance Studios- ‘Stacked’
2nd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Playground’
3rd: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘In Your Dreams’
4th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Love You Different’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘We Will Rock You’
Junior Tap
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Never Going Back Again’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘You Make Me Feel’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Back to the Swing’
4th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘All About That Bass’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Mayhem’
Junior Lyrical
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘It’s All Coming Back’
2nd: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Read All About It’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Up Against the Wind’
4th: Mather Dance Company- ‘Permanent’
5th: The Movement Dance Academy- ‘Out of Hiding’
5th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Me In 20 Years’
5th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Color Me In’
Junior Musical Theatre
1st: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Going Down’
2nd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Neighbors’
3rd: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Bend and Snap’
4th: Impact Dance- ‘Mein Herr’
5th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Money’
Junior Contemporary
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘My Way’
2nd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Don’t Forget Me’
3rd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Collateral Damage’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘9 to 5′
5th: Project 21- ‘Something Bad Is About To Happen’
5th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘The Dance’
Junior Ballroom
1st: Project 21- ‘Hey, Hi, Hello’
2nd: CanDance Studios- ‘Pusher Love’
Junior Specialty
1st: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Supermarket Woman’
2nd: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Do You’
2nd: CanDance Studios- ‘Unite’
3rd: The Studio Project- ‘Visual Distortion’
4th: Dance Studio C- ‘Hey Mr DJ’
5th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘The Birds’
Teen Group
Teen Jazz
1st: Distinction Dance Company- ‘Clap Clap’
2nd: Dance Studio C- ‘Last Night’
3rd: Orange County Performing Arts Academy- ‘London Bridge’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Maniac’
5th: Visionary Dancer- ‘La Vita Nuova’
Teen Hip-Hop
1st: Dancers’ Pointe- ‘Club 229′
Teen Tap
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Sound & Color’
2nd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Escape’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Because the Night’
4th: Gotta Dance- ‘My Boo’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘We Built This City’
Teen Lyrical
1st: Mather Dance Company- ‘Blower’s Daughter’
2nd: Haja Dance Company- ‘Lost’
3rd: Dance Studio C- ‘Slow It Down’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘I Surrender’
5th: Heat Dance Studio- ‘Beautiful’
Teen Musical Theatre
1st: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Mein Herr’
2nd: Impact Dance- ‘Be Italian’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Six’
Teen Contemporary
1st: CanDance Studios- ‘Glitter’
2nd: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Home’
2nd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘The Letting Go’
3rd: The Difference Dance Company- ‘So Broken’
3rd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘The Ride’
4th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Mary’
4th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Daylight’
4th: CanDance Studios- ‘Not Your Honey’
4th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Dangerous’
5th: Dance Studio C- ‘Somebody Else’
Teen Ballroom
1st: The Colony- ‘Fade’
Teen Specialty
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Bang Bang’
2nd: Impact Dance- ‘My Immortal
3rd: Dance Studio C- ‘Used To Know’
3rd: Dance Studio C- ‘Get Your Freak On’
4th: The Studio Project- ‘When Going Through It, Count To Four’
5th: Impact Dance- ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’
Teen Line, Extended Line, Production
Teen Jazz
1st: Project 21- ‘Love Letter to Ari’
2nd: Project 21- ‘Dangerous’
2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Funk & Soul’
3rd: Haja Dance Company- ‘A Ni Ni’
3rd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Mr Roboto’
3rd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Future Nostalgia’
4th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Fly Away’
5th: Haja Dance Company- ‘Doves’
5th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Eating The Runway’
Teen Hip-Hop
1st: CanDance Studios- ‘Hijacked’
2nd: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Tokyo Drift’
3rd: Project 21- ‘Pop’
4th: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Underground’
5th: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Don’t Go Yet’
Teen Tap
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Scoop’
2nd: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Baltimore’s Fireflies’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘No Matter Where You Are’
4th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Take On Me’
Teen Lyrical
1st: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Here is to Life’
2nd: Haja Dance Company- ‘You’re Gonna Love Me’
3rd: Visionary Dancer- ‘Swim Good’
4th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘2 Steps Away’
5th: Impact Dance- ‘Something Like This’
Teen Musical Theatre
1st: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Sing’
2nd: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Welcome to the Internet’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Mr. Bojangles’
4th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Cupid’
5th: Artistic Motion Dance- ‘Whipped Into Shape’
Teen Contemporary
1st: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Por Mi Alma’
2nd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘No Time To Stand and Stare’
3rd: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Cinema (Act II)
4th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Runaway’
5th: CanDance Studios- ‘Sound of Awakening’
5th: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Wasteland’
Teen Ballroom
1st: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Salome’
2nd: CanDance Studios- ‘Rooooooooosendo and His Ladies’
Teen Specialty
1st: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Slip n Slide(s)’
1st: Mather Dance Company- ‘Crazy Love’
2nd: CanDance Studios- ‘Eat’
3rd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Call Waiting’
4th: Distinction Dance Company- ‘Don’t Jealous Me’
5th: CanDance Studios- ‘Format It’
Senior Jazz
1st: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘Check It Out’
2nd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Love Game’
3rd: Haja Dance Company- ‘Check It Out’
4th: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘The Chain’
5th: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Fallout’
Senior Ballet
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Circular Concerto’
Senior Hip-Hop
1st: CanDance Studios- ‘M.I.R’
2nd: Distinction Dance Company- ‘Icon’
3rd: Impact Dance- ‘Rake It Up’
4th: The Haus Dance Agency- ‘Role Modelz’
5th: Gotta Dance- ‘Do You?’
Senior Tap
1st: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘The Way’
2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘We Run This’
Senior Lyrical
1st: Mather Dance Company- ‘Gravity’
2nd: Mather Dance Company- ‘To Be Loved’
3rd: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Ode to a Love Lost’
4th: Impact Dance- ‘Come On Love’
5th: Impact Dance- ‘Used To Be Mine’
Senior Musical Theatre
1st: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Now Boarding’
2nd: Project 21- ‘Cell Block Tango’
3rd: Gotta Dance- ‘She Works Hard For the Money’
Senior Contemporary
1st: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Out For Blood’
2nd: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘These Days’
3rd: Project 21- ‘Destination’
3rd: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Young & Free’
4th: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Bloodline’
5th: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Night’
5th: Mather Dance Company- ‘Stayaway’
Senior Specialty
1st: Distinction Dance Company- ‘Do You’
1st: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Ric Flair Drip’
1st: Mather Dance Company- ‘Crime For Crime’
2nd: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘All Dessen Mud’
3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘Forever’
4th: Impact Dance- ‘Power’
5th: Mather Dance Company- ‘Detonate’
Best of Radix:
Cash Prizes:
Winner: $1000
1st runner-up: $500
2nd runner-up: $250
Runners-up: $150
Rookie
Winner:
Project 21- ‘It’s Raining Men’
Mini
Winner: Mather Dance Company- ‘Tens’
1st runner-up: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Bangalore Whispers’
2nd runner-up: Impact Dance Studio- ‘What About Us’
3rd runner-up: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Colors’
4th runner-up: Project 21- ‘1+1=2′
5th runner-up: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Cinema (Act 1)’
Junior
Winner: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘My Way’
1st runner-up: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Tribal Beauties’
2nd runner-up: Impact Dance Studio- ‘When Doves Cry’
3rd runner-up: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘Collateral Damage’
4th runner-up: Summit Dance Shoppe- ‘9 to 5′
5th runner-up: Pave School of the Arts- ‘I Feel Pretty’
6th runner-up: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Applause’
7th runner-up: Project 21- ‘My Pumps’
Teen Group
Winner: CanDance Studios- ‘Glitter’
1st runner-up: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Bang Bang’
2nd runner-up: Mather Dance Company- ‘Blower’s Daughter’
3rd runner-up: Stars Dance Studio- ‘The Letting Go’
4th runner-up: Woodbury Dance Center- ‘Sound & Color’
5th runner-up: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Home’
Teen Line, Extended Line, Production
Winner: Impact Dance Studio- ‘Sing’
1st runner-up: Evoke Dance Movement- ‘No Time To Stand and Stare’
2nd runner-up: The Rock Center for Dance- ‘Welcome to the Internet’
3rd runner-up: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Por Mi Alma’
4th runner-up: Project 21- ‘Love Letter to Ari’
Senior
Winner: Mather Dance Company- ‘Gravity’
1st runner-up: Stars Dance Studio- ‘Out For Blood’
2nd runner-up: Distinction Dance Company- ‘Do You’
3rd runner-up: AVANTI Dance Company- ‘These Days’
4th runner-up: The Difference Dance Company- ‘Ric Flair Drip’
Best in Show ($10,000)
Winner
Impact Dance Studio- ‘Sing’
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Clara ! Je vais essayer d'écrire un drabble/one-shot pour toi mais je ne sais pas quel personnage utiliser ! Dis moi quelles sont tes préférences !
omg Emma, c’est tellement gentil de ta part !! tu es adorable ! je ne sais pas quelles fandoms tu connais parmi celles que j’ai, mais voici mes personnages préférés pour chacune de celles dans ma liste. mais n’importe quel personnage me ferait énormément plaisir !
(long story short, Emma asked for a list of my favorite characters for each of my fandoms, and I think it might be interesting/useful to share them? so here they are under the cut!)
je crois que c’est tout ! j’espère que ça te sera utile x
harry potter : luna lovegood, remus lupin, james potter, sirius black
percy jackson : thalia grace, leo valdez
narnia : peter pevensie, susan pevensie
the maze runner : newt
now you see me : daniel atlas
disney : aurora & philip, rapunzel & flynn rider, anna & hans
dunkirk : collins
mcu : tony stark, steve rogers
grishaverse : nina zenik, matthias helvar
the wayhaven chronicles : adam du mortain, nate sewell
game of thrones : robb stark, sansa stark, jaime lannister
the haunting of hill house : eleanor crain
the haunting of bly manor : don’t really have a favorite but owen is so sweet!
bridgerton : anthony bridgerton, colin bridgerton
bbc musketeers : how can i seriously choose from them aramis, athos
peaky blinders : tommy shelby, john shelby, ada shelby
until dawn : josh, michael, sam
assassin’s creed : arno dorian, evie frye
playchoices : jake mckenzie, estela montoya, nik ryder, nia ellarious
anastasia : anya, gleb
les mis : enjolras
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Staff & Faculty Update W/Out Mark Jacobson & Renee Wells
I'm writing all the teachers names down and who is playing them (if more than one actor for one character still including all their names)
Oliver Keaton Played by Matthew Daddario
Geraldine Hoida Played by Rachel Keller
Diana Grant Played by Anna Diop
Kristen Henderson played by Sasha Pieterse
Isabella Weaver played by Troian Bellisario
Dave Williamson played by Christopher Gorham
Marley Fields played by Shay Mitchell
Emmet Kendal played by Kellan Lutz
Rebecca Mason played by Emma Watson
Aaron Sullivan played by Cheyenne Jackson
Steven Croft played by Zachary Levi
Kori Lockwood played by Dianna Agron (Recast)
Lana Stewart played by Brittany Raymond
Phoebe Wilson played by Victoria Baldesarra
Lisa Goodman played by Liza Koshy
Anna Brady played by Sherri Saum
Sheryl Palmer played by Teri Polo
Audrey Moran played by Daisy Ridley
Edward Johnson played by Nick Blood
Liam Kendrick played by Avan Jogia
Christopher Freyman played by Byran Dechart
Vivian Freyman (Minka Kelly) & Zarina Freyman (Leighton Meester)
Neil Buckingham played by Wyatt Nash
Thomas Redding played by Paul Wesley
Marissa Walters played by Veronica Dunne
Bryan Keaton played by Luke Cook
Nolan Jalali-Hill played by Phillip Rhys
Dwight Hedorah played by Leo Howard
Ellary Greyson played by Conor Leslie
Benjamin Bogert played by Ben Hall
Tate McCall played by Chris Wood
Finn Clarke played by Nathaniel Buzolic
Elijah Terrell played by Taylor Boldt
Colt Madsen played by Tom Ellis
Toni Madsen played by Hayley Erin
Skip Mitchell played by Keegan Allen
Stella DeVries played by Nina Dobrev
Wendy Telle played by Rachel Boston
Adam Frost played by Andrew Ridings
Beverly Hasson played by Elizabeth Lail
Demi Crawford played by Emeraude Toubia
Emmylou Quinn played by Victoria Pedretti
Bernadette McAllister played by Candice King
Bridgit Camber played by Kat Graham
Adrian Mittleman played by Ian Somerhalder
Melvin Stillwell played by Chris Johnson
Rosa Stillwell played by Sara Canning
Henrietta Naramore played by Meghan Rienks
Igor Ferdinand played by Jonathan Bailey
Jay Newman played by Tom Bateman
Callum Stevenson played by James Godfrey
Nurse Archie Collins-Turner played by Chace Crawford (Kai’s Cousin)
Gregory Henson (Greg) played by Dana Ashbrook
Ezra Stenzel played by Michael Trevino
Salem Barenchi played by Josh Duhamel
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MC Masterlist
Here’s a list of all of my MCs and their romances to make things easier if people ever wanna send prompts or asks or whatever. Ask box is always open! (gif warning)
The Royal Romance
Name: Alicia Harper
Romance: King Liam Rys
Faceclaim: Gal Gadot
Perfect Match
Name: Kairi ‘Kai’ Park
Romance: Damien Nazario, Hayden Young and Alana Kasuma
Faceclaim: Gina Rodriguez
It Lives In The Woods
Name: Marguerite ‘Maggie’ Young
Romance: Andy Kang
Faceclaim: Lana Condor
It Lives Beneath
Name: Spencer ‘Penn’ Vance
Romance: Tom Sato
Faceclaim: Victoria Justice
America’s Most Eligible
Name: Winnie Reed
Romance: Mackenzie
Faceclaim: Margot Robbie
Bloodbound
Name: Emeline ‘Em’ Martinez
Romance: Adrian Raines
Faceclaim: Nina Dobrev
The Haunting of Braidwood Manor
Name: Hadley Byrd
Romance: Eleanor Waverley
Faceclaim: Tessa Thompson
Veil of Secrets
Name: Marlowe ‘Marli’ Greene
Romance: Flynn O’Malley
Faceclaim: Anna Kendrick
Desire and Decorum
Name: Jess Woodmire
Romance: Luke Harper
Faceclaim: Naomi Scott
The Elementalists
Name: Hallie Russell
Romance: Beckett Harrington
Faceclaim: Zoey Deutch
A Courtesan of Rome
Name: Korina of the Capaldion
Romance: Syphax and Sabina
Faceclaim: Oona Chaplin
The Heist: Monaco
Name: Nina Nazario-Young
Romance: Sonia Alves
Faceclaim: Diane Guerrero
Open Heart
Name: Cora Chase
Romance: Rafael Aveiro (in-game), Kyra Santana (in personal canon)
Faceclaim: Rachael Taylor
Ride or Die: A Bad Boy Romance
Name: Rose Wheeler
Romance: Mona (during the book), Ingrid (at college)
Faceclaim: Zendaya Coleman
Across The Void
Name: Bo Elara
Romance: Sol
Faceclaim: Brie Larson
Wishful Thinking
Name: Kit Huxley
Romance: Jaime Lewis
Faceclaim: Jamie Chung
Passport To Romance
Name: Eleanor ‘Nell’ Shepherd
Romance: Ahmed Khabbaz
Faceclaim: Naya Rivera
Red Carpet Diaries
Name: Bailey Johnson
Romance: Matt Rodriguez
Faceclaim: Karen Gillan
Big Sky Country
Name: Daphne Dehaven
Romance: Sawyer Oakley
Faceclaim: Anne Hathaway
Rules of Engagement
Name: Katherine Leanne ‘Kaylee’ Buchanan
Romance: Leo Rys
Faceclaim: Katherine Langford
Home For The Holidays
Name: Robyn Joy
Romance: Holly Wright
Faceclaim: Emma Watson
Nightbound
Name: Willow Greeves
Romance: Nik Ryder
Faceclaim: Shay Mitchell
Platinum
Name: Adelyn Oliver
Romance: Shane Parker
Faceclaim: Adria Arjona
Bachelorette Party (Not Finished)
Name: Mallory Jackson
Romance: TBD
Faceclaim: DeWanda Wise
Sunkissed
Name: Skylar Bell
Romance: Samson
Faceclaim: Aimee Carrero
Mother of the Year
Name: Lorelei ‘Lori’ Day
Romance: Thomas Mendez
Faceclaim: Gugu Mbatha-Raw
The Royal Masquerade
Name: Ophelia of House Aster
Romance: Kayden Vescovi
Faceclaim: Sophie Skelton
Baby Bump
Name: Theo Cassidy
Romance: Myra Dixon
Faceclaim: Katie McGrath
Blades of Light and Shadow
Name: Aurora Feathertide
Romance: Nia Ellarious
Faceclaim: Aiysha Hart
Distant Shores
Name: Emily Hawthorne
Romance: Charlie Smith
Faceclaim: Jessica Parker Kennedy
The Nanny Affair
Name: June Martinez
Romance: Sam Dalton
Faceclaim: Mila Kunis
Queen Bee
Name: Briar Hughes
Romance: Ian Kingsley (in game), Carter Jackson (post game, or when PB will stop being cowards)
Faceclaim: Caitlin Stasey
The Unexpected Heiress
Name: Marianne Hayes
Romance: John Somerset
Faceclaim: Shannyn Sossamon
Foreign Affairs
Name: Maia Jackson
Romance: Tatum Mendoza
Faceclaim: Hailee Steinfeld
Wolf Bride
Name: Felicity Monroe
Romance: Morgan
Faceclaim: Gemma Chan
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Pillow Talk Series
Quarantine Diaries Series ✓
Gifts and Tributes
One Year Celebration ✓
OTPs and Valentine’s Celebrations
Blades of Light and Shadow
Piqued Curiosity | Nia Ellarious x F!Orc!MC (Ixora), Nia Ellarious x Mal Volari, Mal Volari x F!Orc!MC (Ixora) 💋
A Courtesan Of Rome
Unexpected Ways to Please Her | Cassius Longinus x MC (Aelia) x Syphax 💋
The Crown And The Flame
This Sentimental Stuff | Val Greaves x Kenna Rys [adult content]
Worries | Raydan Lykel x Kenna Rys [adult content]
Hero
Revelations | Grayson Prescott x F!MC (Nina Williams) 💋
Mother Of The Year
Ways To Solve A Conflict: Part 1 - Part 2 | Thomas Mendez x MC (Ayla Day)
More Than Regular Boyfriend Stuff | Levi Schuler x MC (Kara Day)
Picky Eater | Thomas Mendez x MC (Ayla Day) ✨ new ✨
Platinum
Feel The Rhythm | M!Raleigh x MC (Tiffani Liang)
#choices fanfiction#a courtesan of rome#choices platinum#choices rules of engagement#the royal romance#trr x roe#lorirwritesfanfiction#lorircreates
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Cabelo castanho escuro: ideias, tinturas e dicas para manter a cor
O cabelo castanho escuro é aquele tipo de cabelo versátil, fácil de cuidar e que fica bem em todas as mulheres. Seja em madeixas curtinhas, médias ou longas, a cor valoriza e realça os traços femininos com brilho e elegância.
Se você quer mudar de visual mas não sabe muito bem qual cor escolher para os fios, veja só a lista de inspirações que preparamos abaixo. O castanho escuro irá te conquistar!
Índice do conteúdo:
Cabelo curto
Cabelo médio
Cabelo longo
Cabelo com luzes
Cores e tinturas
Dicas para cuidar
Cabelo castanho escuro curto
O castanho escuro cai como uma luva para quem tem o cabelo curtinho. O tom marrom deixa este corte moderno ainda mais bonito. Veja:
1. A cor fica um charme no corte pixie
Manu Gavassi
2. Valoriza penteados ousados
Maria Borges
3. Fica ótima no clássico chanel liso
Bruna Marquezine
4. Ou com uma finalização mais despojada
Tamires Correa
5. Acessórios coloridos criam um belo contraste com o castanho
Camila Coelho
6. E a luz do sol realça a beleza da cor
Fong Min Liao
7. O tom certo para quem quer um visual moderno
Luiza Junqueira
Impossível resistir à cor, né? Deu para ver que de “sem graça” o castanho escuro não tem nada!
Cabelo castanho escuro e médio
Quem tem o cabelo médio também pode aderir à cor para valorizar o corte. Confira:
8. A combinação long bob + castanho escuro não tem erro
Estela Newbold
9. É também a cor perfeita para as crespas
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
10. Combina com roupas coloridas
Thais Carla
11. Com tons mais sóbrios
Bruna Unzueta
12. Ou com uma combinação monocromática
Vic Ceridono
13. Sinônimo de versatilidade
Kéfera
14. Não se apaixonar pelo tom é praticamente impossível!
Erika Hius
São tantas inspirações lindas que fica difícil não sair correndo para o salão. Bora colorir as madeixas!
Cabelo castanho escuro longo
O castanho escuro é ainda o queridinho das adeptas ao cabelo longo que querem evidenciar a imponência dos fios. Olha só:
15. A cor ilumina o rosto
Paolla Oliveira
16. Fica maravilhosa com uma make básica
Jordyn Woods
17. No estilo “acordei linda”
Mari Saad
18. Ou com uma make mais chamativa
Mariana Sampaio
19. Fica linda em mulheres de qualquer idade
Ashley Graham
20. Sejam elas jovens
Fabi Santina
21. Ou mais maduras
Naomi Campbell
22. Ter cabelo castanho é sentir-se bela todos os dias
Tanesha Awasthi
23. E arrasar em qualquer ocasião!
Bianca Andrade
O cabelo longo é um clássico que nunca sai de moda e, independente da textura do fio, a cor garante beleza e harmonia ao rosto.
Cabelo castanho escuro com luzes
As luzes são uma opção estilosa para clarear o cabelo sem abrir mão do fundo castanho escuro. Os tons podem variar do discreto ao mais iluminado:
24. As luzes só realçam a imponência dos fios cacheados
Mari Morena
25. Criam um tom sobre tom incrível com o castanho escuro
Ellarie
26. Inspiração maravilhosa para quem ama um long bob cacheado
Nathalie Barros
27. Os fios claros podem começar mais perto da raiz
Jen Chae
28. Ou um pouco mais abaixo
Flávia Alessandra
29. Nada como dar um up no cabelo para se sentir linda
Nina Gabriella
30. E por que não optar pelas luzes?
Laura Ancona
Depois de tantas inspirações, você já deve estar com vontade de repaginar as madeixas, não é mesmo? Mas antes de tudo, lembre-se de procurar por um profissional qualificado, já que as luzes requerem um processo de descoloração que, se feito sem cuidado, pode danificar os fios.
Cores e tinturas de cabelo castanho escuro
Para conquistar o castanho escuro dos sonhos, você pode apostar em tinturas ou tonalizantes. Confira a seleção de produtos abaixo:
Onde comprar
Tintura Koleston 30 Castanho Escuro, na Drogaria São Paulo
Tintura Imédia L’Oréal 3 Castanho Escuro, nas Drogarias Pacheco
Coloração Cor & Ton 3.0 Castanho Escuro, na Ikesaki Cosméticos
Tintura Beauty Color Castanho Escuro 3.0, nas Americanas
Kit Tonalizante Supéria Color Amend Castanho Escuro, no Submarino
Tonalizante Haskell Excllusiv Castanho Escuro, nas Americanas
Enquanto a tintura muda a cor dos fios permanentemente, o tonalizante é mais suave e dura cerca de 20 a 25 lavagens. Este último é uma boa escolha se você quer “testar” o castanho escuro antes de aplicar o tom de forma definitiva no cabelo.
Dicas para cuidar do castanho escuro
Um cabelo brilhoso e cheio de vida requer atenção e cuidados especiais. Confira a seguir dicas valiosas para manter as madeixas saudáveis e iluminadas!
Tintas, produtos e cuidados com o cabelo castanho, por Lu Ferreira
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No vídeo, a Lu dá dicas para cuidar do cabelo castanho. Ela, que foi loira por muito tempo, ressalta ainda as vantagens e facilidades de manter a nova cor.
Matizador para cabelo castanho escuro, por Yngrid Carneiro
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Até os cabelos escuros sofrem com a exposição ao sol. Por isso, não deixe de conferir as dicas da Yngrid para recuperar a cor do seu castanho e, de quebra, hidratar os fios.
Passo a passo de banho de brilho em cabelo castanho, por Julia Doorman
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A Julia aposta no banho de brilho para deixar o cabelo sedoso e com um aspecto natural. O processo resulta em madeixas soltinhas e bem hidratadas.
O castanho escuro é aquela cor curinga que está sempre em alta. Além de fácil de manter, une estilo, sofisticação e versatilidade. Não tenha medo de mudar e aposte no tom para as suas madeixas!
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Delineado gatinho: aprenda a fazer esse traço atemporal com perfeição
Um clássico na maquiagem, o delineado gatinho é uma aposta certeira para quem quer dar destaque aos olhos. Além disso, ele pode ser feito de maneira fina e discreta e até mesmo com um traço mais grosso ou combinado com sombras de destaque. Tudo isso faz com que essa seja uma opção versátil. Então, que tal aprender algumas dicas para acertar o traço e ainda conferir algumas inspirações?
Índice do conteúdo:
Como fazer delineado gatinho
Outras formas de fazer delineado gatinho
Makes com delineado gatinho
Como fazer delineado gatinho
Dicas de Mulher
Comece traçando uma linha a partir do canto externo do olho em direção ao final da sua sobrancelha;
Depois, faça um traço a partir do topo da linha para o centro da sua pálpebra. É aqui que você define a espessura do delineado de gatinho;
Agora é hora de marcar a espessura desejada e esticar a linha em direção ao canto interno do seu olho;
Em seguida, passe o delineador bem rente a raiz dos cílios, preenchendo o traço da parte mais interna do olho até o canto externo;
Então, basta preencher o contorno do traço de gatinho;
Para destacar ainda mais o olhar, faça o uso de uma máscara para cílios.
Fazer o próprio delineado gatinho não precisa ser uma tarefa complicada. Ainda mais depois de conferir esse passo a passo, não é mesmo? É claro que um pouco de prática ajuda a obter um bom resultado.
Outras formas de fazer delineado gatinho
Se você ainda ficou com dúvida de como fazer o delineado gatinho ou quer conhecer outras técnicas, confira os vídeos abaixo:
Delineado gatinho com fita
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Para conseguir traçar uma linha reta, uma fita pode ser de grande ajuda. Se você ainda não tem muita prática ou não acerta no traço, pode conferir esse vídeo, que dá dicas certeiras para obter um resultado de sucesso.
Delineado gatinho com grampo
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Outro item que ajuda bastante na hora de fazer o traço do delineado de gatinho é o grampo. Como esse é um acessório comum, é provável que você já tenha um em casa dando bobeira. Então, que tal usá-lo para fazer aquele traço perfeito?
Delineado gatinho com colher
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Não tem grampo nem fita em casa? Então, você pode usar uma colher para te ajudar a fazer aquele delineado de gatinho incrível. Aqui, o desenho é feito com delineador em gel com o auxílio de um pincel.
Delineado gatinho com molde
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Se você quiser, ainda pode comprar um molde específico para o delineado de gatinho. Assim, fica extremamente fácil deixar sua maquiagem perfeita, não é mesmo? Confira todas as dicas no vídeo.
Delineado gatinho com caneta
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A caneta é bem prática na hora de fazer o delineado de gatinho. Ela conta com uma ponta fina e ainda conta com uma cor escura. Além disso, nesse vídeo, você confere como desenhar o traço sem usar nada de apoio, só a caneta mesmo.
Delineado gatinho com lápis
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O lápis pode não ser a primeira escolha na hora de fazer um delineado de gatinho, porém, ele também funciona muito bem para esse objetivo. Veja como fazer em casa.
Com as dicas dos vídeos acima, fica muito mais fácil acertar na hora de fazer a maquiagem, não é mesmo? Além disso, como as técnicas são variadas, você pode testá-las para ver qual é a mais fácil de ser seguida.
Inspirações com make de gatinho para arrasar no visual
O delineado de gatinho é bem versátil. Com ele, você pode obter uma maquiagem básica ou até mesmo chamativa, que combina desde o dia a dia até uma festa especial. Confira as inspirações abaixo:
1. O delineado de gatinho ajuda a realçar os olhos
Camila Coelho
2. Mesmo que seja bem básico
Juliana Goes
3. Veja como ele se destaca
Thássia Naves
4. Até com o traço fino
Marina Ruy Barbosa
5. Ele combina muito bem com uma make nude
Shay Mitchell
6. E pode ser usado tranquilamente no dia a dia
Fiorella Mattheis
7. Até mesmo combinado com um batom vermelho
Raye Boyce
8. Essa combinação é puro charme
Nikkie
9. Mas também vale apostar em uma opção mais discreta
Leigh-Anne Pinnock
10. Cílios destacados ajudam a realçar ainda mais o olhar
Thamires Rangel
11. O delineado de gatinho não precisa necessariamente ser preto
Julia Rodrigues
12. Mesmo que essa seja a sua versão mais comum
Thássia Naves
13. O delineado de gatinho já fica um sucesso
Julia Rodrigues
14. Use-o também para festas noturnas
Viva Luxury
15. Nesse caso, vale caprichar na espessura do traço
Mari Maria
16. Como nessa imagem
Bruna Malheiros
17. Uma sombra dourada também ajuda a incrementar o visual noturno
Ellarie
18. Assim como uma sombra colorida
Ju Romano
19. E até mesmo muito glitter
Bruna Malheiros
20. O que vale mesmo é fazer uma composição que fique a sua cara
Ju Romano
21. E ter muita calma na hora de fazer o traço
Yoyo
22. Caso você não tenha muita experiência
Nina Secrets
23. Pode usar uma das técnicas ensinadas nos vídeos
Kat Garcia
24. Depois disso, basta treinar
Nyané
25. E descobrir qual o melhor desenho para o formato dos seus olhos
Camila Coelho
26. A partir disso, você pode sempre arrasar com o delineado de gatinho
Juliana Goes
27. Mesmo que ele não seja o destaque da sua maquiagem
DaMata
28. Como nessa opção que a sombra colorida e com glitter chama mais a atenção
Bruna Malheiros
29. Mas você também pode deixar todo o realce por conta do delineado de gatinho
Yoyo
30. Afinal, ele é puro charme
Nikkie
Como você viu na lista acima, não faltam opções de maquiagens com o delineado de gatinho. Agora, basta escolher qual é a sua favorita para usar na próxima vez que for se maquiar.
Versátil, esse é o tipo de maquiagem curinga para as mais diversas ocasiões. Então, que tal começar a treinar o traço para obter um resultado perfeito? Se você adora contornar os olhos, ainda pode aprender a fazer o delineado asa de anjo.
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Delineado gatinho: aprenda a fazer esse traço atemporal com perfeição
Um clássico na maquiagem, o delineado gatinho é uma aposta certeira para quem quer dar destaque aos olhos. Além disso, ele pode ser feito de maneira fina e discreta e até mesmo com um traço mais grosso ou combinado com sombras de destaque. Tudo isso faz com que essa seja uma opção versátil. Então, que tal aprender algumas dicas para acertar o traço e ainda conferir algumas inspirações?
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Comece traçando uma linha a partir do canto externo do olho em direção ao final da sua sobrancelha;
Depois, faça um traço a partir do topo da linha para o centro da sua pálpebra. É aqui que você define a espessura do delineado de gatinho;
Agora é hora de marcar a espessura desejada e esticar a linha em direção ao canto interno do seu olho;
Em seguida, passe o delineador bem rente a raiz dos cílios, preenchendo o traço da parte mais interna do olho até o canto externo;
Então, basta preencher o contorno do traço de gatinho;
Para destacar ainda mais o olhar, faça o uso de uma máscara para cílios.
Fazer o próprio delineado gatinho não precisa ser uma tarefa complicada. Ainda mais depois de conferir esse passo a passo, não é mesmo? É claro que um pouco de prática ajuda a obter um bom resultado.
Outras formas de fazer delineado gatinho
Se você ainda ficou com dúvida de como fazer o delineado gatinho ou quer conhecer outras técnicas, confira os vídeos abaixo:
Delineado gatinho com fita
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Para conseguir traçar uma linha reta, uma fita pode ser de grande ajuda. Se você ainda não tem muita prática ou não acerta no traço, pode conferir esse vídeo, que dá dicas certeiras para obter um resultado de sucesso.
Delineado gatinho com grampo
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Outro item que ajuda bastante na hora de fazer o traço do delineado de gatinho é o grampo. Como esse é um acessório comum, é provável que você já tenha um em casa dando bobeira. Então, que tal usá-lo para fazer aquele traço perfeito?
Delineado gatinho com colher
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Não tem grampo nem fita em casa? Então, você pode usar uma colher para te ajudar a fazer aquele delineado de gatinho incrível. Aqui, o desenho é feito com delineador em gel com o auxílio de um pincel.
Delineado gatinho com molde
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Se você quiser, ainda pode comprar um molde específico para o delineado de gatinho. Assim, fica extremamente fácil deixar sua maquiagem perfeita, não é mesmo? Confira todas as dicas no vídeo.
Delineado gatinho com caneta
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A caneta é bem prática na hora de fazer o delineado de gatinho. Ela conta com uma ponta fina e ainda conta com uma cor escura. Além disso, nesse vídeo, você confere como desenhar o traço sem usar nada de apoio, só a caneta mesmo.
Delineado gatinho com lápis
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O lápis pode não ser a primeira escolha na hora de fazer um delineado de gatinho, porém, ele também funciona muito bem para esse objetivo. Veja como fazer em casa.
Com as dicas dos vídeos acima, fica muito mais fácil acertar na hora de fazer a maquiagem, não é mesmo? Além disso, como as técnicas são variadas, você pode testá-las para ver qual é a mais fácil de ser seguida.
Inspirações com make de gatinho para arrasar no visual
O delineado de gatinho é bem versátil. Com ele, você pode obter uma maquiagem básica ou até mesmo chamativa, que combina desde o dia a dia até uma festa especial. Confira as inspirações abaixo:
1. O delineado de gatinho ajuda a realçar os olhos
Camila Coelho
2. Mesmo que seja bem básico
Juliana Goes
3. Veja como ele se destaca
Thássia Naves
4. Até com o traço fino
Marina Ruy Barbosa
5. Ele combina muito bem com uma make nude
Shay Mitchell
6. E pode ser usado tranquilamente no dia a dia
Fiorella Mattheis
7. Até mesmo combinado com um batom vermelho
Raye Boyce
8. Essa combinação é puro charme
Nikkie
9. Mas também vale apostar em uma opção mais discreta
Leigh-Anne Pinnock
10. Cílios destacados ajudam a realçar ainda mais o olhar
Thamires Rangel
11. O delineado de gatinho não precisa necessariamente ser preto
Julia Rodrigues
12. Mesmo que essa seja a sua versão mais comum
Thássia Naves
13. O delineado de gatinho já fica um sucesso
Julia Rodrigues
14. Use-o também para festas noturnas
Viva Luxury
15. Nesse caso, vale caprichar na espessura do traço
Mari Maria
16. Como nessa imagem
Bruna Malheiros
17. Uma sombra dourada também ajuda a incrementar o visual noturno
Ellarie
18. Assim como uma sombra colorida
Ju Romano
19. E até mesmo muito glitter
Bruna Malheiros
20. O que vale mesmo é fazer uma composição que fique a sua cara
Ju Romano
21. E ter muita calma na hora de fazer o traço
Yoyo
22. Caso você não tenha muita experiência
Nina Secrets
23. Pode usar uma das técnicas ensinadas nos vídeos
Kat Garcia
24. Depois disso, basta treinar
Nyané
25. E descobrir qual o melhor desenho para o formato dos seus olhos
Camila Coelho
26. A partir disso, você pode sempre arrasar com o delineado de gatinho
Juliana Goes
27. Mesmo que ele não seja o destaque da sua maquiagem
DaMata
28. Como nessa opção que a sombra colorida e com glitter chama mais a atenção
Bruna Malheiros
29. Mas você também pode deixar todo o realce por conta do delineado de gatinho
Yoyo
30. Afinal, ele é puro charme
Nikkie
Como você viu na lista acima, não faltam opções de maquiagens com o delineado de gatinho. Agora, basta escolher qual é a sua favorita para usar na próxima vez que for se maquiar.
Versátil, esse é o tipo de maquiagem curinga para as mais diversas ocasiões. Então, que tal começar a treinar o traço para obter um resultado perfeito? Se você adora contornar os olhos, ainda pode aprender a fazer o delineado asa de anjo.
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Blades of Light and Shadow - Nia Ellarious x platonic!MC!Reader, slight angst, fluff
requested by @brokenandheadoverheels
tw: mentions of death, seasickness, grief
word count: 1.7 (okay, but in my defense, this is nia, we’re talking about.)
song: message in a bottle - the police | 🔍
Summary: The sea worked in mysterious ways. This time, it brought you someone to grieve with.
When you had been little more than a child, your work knee-deep in the earth and all your life in your small and calloused hands, one of your favorite fantasies to spin was being a pirate. Kade had heard plenty of stories of life on a schooner, and seeing as you had never seen the sea, it was the most beautiful daydream your mind could concoct and escape into. It was a world beyond anything you had ever known. It was a romantic and daring vision - full of sea spray and gulls, the bright blue sky and the enchanting waves.
Life aboard The Wraith was anything but the stories Kade had once told. The hypnotic sway of the ship kept your mind in a constant and muted haze, and the endless skies muddled your sense of direction. Mostly, the days were dull, but on occasion, something more sinister lay within. Restlessness seeped into your veins - slowly, then all at once.
Only a handful of times in your life were you equally as rattled as you found yourself, now, and in each life-changing circumstance, what grounded you was working - the steady drudgery of tilling the earth, the resolute swing of a hammer, the clang of iron against an anvil. But here, there was no task to complete. There was just the open ocean and the ceaseless sky and the insanity that slipped in slowly. It was an itch, and soon, it would grow into a scream.
Most days, you sat around, waiting for things to happen. On occasion, the Captain - the fearless and headstrong Imtura - threw some meager task your way. You almost hated the way you jumped up, eager for something to do. The last thing you wanted to be was a dog begging for someone else's scraps.
The sea was lawless in its corruption; you would be damned if you let it turn you.
If Kade were here, he would have known what you were thinking before you were able to put it into words yourself. He was always perceptive like that - annoying, too, because he knew it. He would have teased you about your restlessness, and before you could register the stir-crazy feeling in your belly, he would have told you stories about how the sea could charm you into doing her bidding. She'd cut you down slowly and carefully until your will was broken and your mind was jelly. Then, she'd use the rhythmic sway of the boat to hypnotize you into becoming her servant.
Was Kade somewhere out there, now, being drawn and quartered, broken down by the shadow and being built up again, against his will? Was he sitting in the cargo hold of a ship or a dusty cell beneath the ground, insanity visiting him in the night? Was Death a new companion of his, gnawing at his skin until he was foaming at the mouth? If you found him, would the shadows cling to him the way ghosts once did? If you discovered him alive, would Kade beg you to end his suffering?
And would it be a mercy to give him what he desired?
The sea was churning your stomach, the acid within burning up your throat. The world - a flat blue that couldn't divide sky from ocean - spun. You needed a quiet place to sit down. You needed a moment alone to grieve.
You stumbled your way below deck, gasping for air. The ship rocked to one side, and you staggered to a wall, throwing one hand out in front of you, catching your breath. You couldn't think about Kade, but you couldn't damn well forget about him either. Not when—
"(Y/n)? Are you alright?"
You snapped your head to attention and found Nia blinking back at you, her delicate features sculpted into light concern - mouth turned, eyebrows knitted. On her lap, she held a leatherbound journal, one hand holding a pencil, paused in its scratching.
You closed your eyes, forcing yourself not to grimace.
"Yeah, I'm alright," you breathed. You could hear the irritation in your voice. You hadn't meant to direct that at her. "What are you writing?" you asked, trying to smooth things over - steering the conversation to a place you could handle. "Keeping a harrowing account of our journey?"
Nia stiffened like a child caught when acting out. If you weren't so seasick, perhaps you would have waved your question away, content to sit in baited silence. But you needed a voice in the din - something to take off the edge - and you knew Nia would comply.
"Not exactly," Nia said slowly, worrying her bottom lip. "I'm writing a letter."
"To who?"
"Oh, umm... you'll probably laugh, but Scholar Vash." Her words hit you like a bullet. In all of the chaos surrounding your quest, you had forgotten about the loss of Scholar Vash. When had your company ever allowed Nia to truly grieve? You had spared her a few moments after the shadow took him, but you hadn't given her such mercy since. You should have never been so thoughtless in your mission. Nia let out a breathy sort of scoff and shook her head. You wondered if she was blinking back tears. If the light were better, would you have recognized it when you first came down?
"I just want him to know that I'm well and that I'm staying true to my faith," Nia played with the ends of her long, red hair. The shimmer of her dress caught in the orange lantern light. She looked like an angel in mourning. "I also thought that I'd write down the questions I still want to ask him. Maybe somehow - through the Light - he'll be able to send some kind of answer."
"Kade and I used to do that with our parents," you commiserated, your voice choked. "Write them letters, I mean. People in Riverbend thought it was a way for orphans to appease the spirits of their parents. Connection. We used to send our notes in glass bottles down the river."
Nia looked at you and gently smiled. Her expression turned wistful, something that made you draw nearer, sitting on a crate next to her. You were closer, now, and you could see the tears welling in her wide, brown eyes.
"We used to do something similar in Whitetower. On days when we were left in the archives for studying, we'd all gather around and write notes to would-be kin. Of course, we didn't have a river, so our letters were tied to the feet of birds. Little rolled up messages saying 'I'm here. Don't forget me.'"
For a moment, Nia's voice drifted away. The ship continued to rock, but in that time, it felt like a mother rocking a cradle, soothing the weeping child within.
"Most of us are adopted by the Temple of Light when we're infants," she sniffed. "I guess it's universal to want to know where family might be."
Nia touched the journal before her, where loopy cursive graced the page and spelled out the name of Scholar Vash. You hadn't known the High Preist long, and while Nia spoke of him often, she was brief with her words. It was as though, on occasion, she forgot all that transpired, and she talked about him when she thought of it, only to have the abrupt realization that he passed, and his final moments were spent doused in shadow. Vash Vallerin had been more than just a teacher - the Scholar had become that of a father, the only one Nia had known. You could see the way the loss gripped her. It reminded you too much of the way you felt about the kindly farmer who took you in, of the little life you had created in the heart of Riverbend that was slowly fracturing - falling apart.
You grabbed Nia's hand - gently, at first, but squeezing it tightly when you got a firm hold. "You are here, Nia, and Scholar Vash may be somewhere out there, but I've known too many ghosts, and I know he won't forget you."
A tear fell down Nia's cheek, and you could feel your own doing the same. How comforting this was - feeling how deeply your grief ran but sharing in its bittersweet bite.
"It's only the living that struggle with forgetting those that we love. The dead have memories that outlive eternity and infinity - at least they have that on us."
Nia laughed - a mix of a chuckle and a sob.
"Scholar Vash will get your letter - no matter how you choose to send it - and I believe he will find a way to answer."
Nia squeezed your hand before letting go and dried her tears. She looked down at her journal to find a tear had wet the page, and she laughed. "I think Scholar Vash would have liked it better that way."
You smiled and wiped your own tears with the palms of your hands. You waited as Nia finished her letter, standing up and digging through the cargo in the hold to give her privacy. You found a bottle of good spirits and took a long drink. You debated on whether or not to offer the priestess some, but you decided it would be better to spare her the headache of refusing and made a mental note to give some to Mal later.
Nia finished writing her letter and tore the page out of her journal carefully. "I think a bottle would be the best way to go," Nia said, rolling up the parchment and turning to you.
"Yeah?"
"Yeah," Nina affirmed. "It'll wash up on shore somewhere and—"
"And maybe the world will know we were here?"
Nina smiled. "And maybe they'll know we were here."
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BTF 1st Place Solo Winners 2021/2022
NUVO:
NUbie:
Sonia Patel (Meadowlands, Inspiration Dance Academy)
Aria Telander (Omaha, Dance Vision)
Hazel Mackey (Anchorage, Studio 49)
Aleena Vazquez (Memphis, Brooke Bailey Dance Addiction)
Danica Hill (Calgary, Diverse Dance Company)
Kennedy Thuillier (Tulsa, South Tulsa Dance co)
Calla Massey (Indianapolis, The Green Room Dance Studio)
Abby Baker (Vancouver, Peace Fusion Dance Company)
Addisyn Lipinsky (Pittsburgh, Epic Dance Complex)
Aleah Blair (Pittsburgh, Studio 412)
Stella Brinkerhoff (Dallas, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Mikaela Florez (Orlando, Dance Town)
Sylvie Win Szyndlar (Orlando, Club Dance Studio)
Ava Piedrahita (Orlando, Dance Town)
Audrina Mossembekker (Anaheim, Project 21)
Scarlett Adlam (Detroit, Powerdance Company)
Stella Brogan (Atlanta, JBP Entertainment)
Mila Dixon (Bellevue, Northwest Dance and Acro)
Vivian Marcodes (Bellevue, The Company Space)
Bria Woodhouse (Bellevue, Elevate Dance Academy)
Savannah Jackson (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Mina Terry (National Harbor, Weina Dance Studio)
Harlin Davis (National Harbor, Valley Dance Theatre)
Ashton Santoro (Atlantic City, Prodance Academy)
Nina Jimenez Perez (Houston, Ale Mancillas Dance Studio)
Roberta De la Cruz (Chicago, Maries Dance Studio)
Savannah Hill (Chicago, Expressenz Dance Center)
Hayden Svoboda (Kansas City, True Dance and Company)
Essie Blocher (Kansas City, Perception Dance Company)
Paisley Matteson (Kansas City, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Abby Fitzsimmons (Buffalo, Dance Spectrum)
Greyson Wells (Cleveland, Take a Bow Dance Centre)
Norah Hurley (Boston, Elite Feet Artists Company)
Shale Herrera (Westminster, Danceplex)
Skyla Edger (Westminster, Boutique Dance Academy)
Kinsley Nakken (Salt Lake City, Ignite Dance Company)
Navy Forrest (Glendale, Club Dance Studio)
Finley Nielsen (Austin, Club Dance Studio)
Amaya Rodriguez (Miami, Dance Unlimited)
Mini:
Roxie Onellion (Meadowlands, The Base Dance Center)
Harper Anderson (Omaha, Larkin Dance Studio)
Isabella Charnstrom (Omaha, Larkin Dance Studio)
Noel Pardee (Anchorage, TAFY Dance Alaska)
Alex Tucker (Memphis, Havilah Dance Company)
Alexandra Sandoval (Calgary, YYC Dance Project)
Ella Dobler (Tulsa, New Level Dance Company)
Mya Lanigan (Indianapolis, Evolve Dance Complex)
Penelope LeMieux (Indianapolis, Evolve Dance Complex)
Madelyn Murphy (Indianapolis, WestMet Classical Training)
Rylan Reynolds (Indianapolis, NorthPointe Dance Academy)
Olivia Toneguzzo (Vancouver, PULSE Dance Centre)
Mila Melanson-Begin (Vancouver, PULSE Dance Centre)
Kalyse Hemsing (Vancouver, YYC Dance Project)
Kensington Dressing (Pittsburgh, Evolve Dance Complex)
Addison Price (Dallas, The Rock Center for Dance)
Matthew Conway (Dallas, Next Step Dance)
Kate Baldwin (Dallas, Infinity Dance)
Zoey Claxton (Dallas, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Ellary Day Szyndlar (Orlando, Club Dance Studio)
Isabella Kouznetsova (Anaheim, Project 21)
Cydnee Abbott (Detroit, Canadian Dance Company)
Rudie Bolton (Atlanta, Dancemakers of Atlanta)
Tinsley Wallace (Atlanta, Renner Dance Company)
Piper Perusse (Bellevue, The Company Space)
Aria Du (Santa Clara, Yoko's Dance and Performing Arts Academy)
Skylar Wong (Minneapolis, Woodbury Dance Center)
Madisyn Amos (National Harbor, Dance Connection 2)
Emily Polis (Atlantic City, Middletown Dance Academy)
Kylie Lawrence (Houston, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Isabelle Giustino (Chicago, Studio 22 High TeK)
Amabella Tarrago (Chicago, Focal Point Dance Studios)
Alexis Martinez (Chicago, Maries Dance Studio)
Anna Holley (Kansas City, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Sophia VanDette (Buffalo, Dance Spectrum)
Madeleine Shen (Cleveland, NorthPointe Dance Academy)
Samantha Geller (Boston, Westchester Dance Academy)
Lucia Piedrahita (Westminster, Danceplex)
Brooklyn Ward (Westminster, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Delilah Hewitt (Salt Lake City, Project 21)
Tatum Self (Glendale, Club Dance Studio)
Kendyl Miller (Austin, Club Dance Studio)
Zoe Flores (Miami, Stars Dance Studio)
Denise Torres (Miami, Dance Town)
Finley Ashfield (Miami, Larkin Dance Studio)
Milania Leone (Miami, All American Dance Factory)
Junior:
Elliana Quiner (Meadowlands, Hunterdon Hills Ballet)
Braylynn Grizzaffi (Omaha, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Naiya Abalos (Anchorage, Danceology)
Leila Winker (Memphis, Millennium Dance Complex-Nashville)
Georgia Blackwell (Calgary, Prestige Dance Academy)
Lilly Allen (Tulsa, Kim Massay Dance Productions)
Anabel Alexander (Indianapolis, Bobbie’s School of Performing Arts)
Anthony Juo (Vancouver, Dance Collective)
Campbell Castner (Pittsburgh, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Stella Thompson (Dallas, Next Step Dance)
Channing Embry (Dallas, Next Step Dance)
Savy Luechtefeld (Orlando, Carolina Collective Dance)
Kortlynn Rosenbaugh (Orlando, Club Dance Studio)
Kylie Kaminsky (Anaheim, Danceology)
Paige Borg (Detroit, Haja Dance Company)
Georgia Beth Peters (Atlanta, JBP Entertainment)
Sydney Kelly (Bellevue, Club Dance Studio)
Fiona Wu (Santa Clara, Yoko's Dance and Performing Arts Academy)
Savannah Manzel (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Lexi Pawelchak (National Harbor, Level Dance Project)
Taylor Morrison (National Harbor, Dance Connection 2)
Vivienne Mitchell (National Harbor, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Francesca O’Brien (Atlantic City, Prestige Academy of Dance)
Ellie Melchior (Atlantic City, The Collaborative at Encore Studio)
Christiane Canavati Macias (Houston, Ale Mancillas Dance Studio)
Alana Ruiz (Chicago, Maries Dance Studio)
Livia Bonnie (Kansas City, True Dance and Company)
Amy Guo (Kansas City, K2 Studios)
Olivia Forestier (Buffalo, Canada’s National Ballet School)
Bella Rose Penrose (Cleveland, Evolve Dance Complex)
Erica Del Mazo (Cleveland, Stars Dance Studio)
Kenley Fogltanz (Cleveland, Artistic Edge Dance Centre)
Crystal Fu (Boston, Westchester Dance Academy)
Abbie Metsker (Westminster, Michelle Latimer Dance Academy)
Stella Condie (Salt Lake City, Center Stage Performing Arts Center)
Alexis Mayer (Glendale, The Rock Center for Dance)
Victoria Martinez (Glendale, Evoke Dance Movement)
Kendall Jundt (Austin, Danceology)
Santiago Sosa (Miami, Stars Dance Studio)
Teen:
Caroline Quiner (Meadowlands, Hunterdon Hills Ballet)
Claire Monge (Omaha, Larkin Dance Studio)
Regan Hunt (Anchorage, Diamond Dance Project)
Karleigh Miller (Memphis, Premier Dance)
Nariah Mullins (Memphis, Elizabeth Williams School of Dance)
Preslie Rosamond (Memphis, Studio 413)
Wells McEntyre (Memphis, The Dance Centre)
Sofia Carriere (Calgary, YYC Dance Project)
Keagan Capps (Tulsa, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Brianna Hicks (Indianapolis, Haja Dance Company)
Emily Haas (Indianapolis, Expressenz Dance Center)
Ava Arnold (Vancouver, YYC Dance Project)
Kaylie McCarthy (Vancouver, Tri-City Dance Centre)
Ava Burgham (Vancouver, PULSE Dance Centre)
Calico Reyes (Pittsburgh, Evolve Dance Complex)
Ella Williams (Dallas, Dance Industry Performing Arts Center)
Hudson Pletcher (Dallas, Prodigy Dance And Performing Arts Centre)
Emily Gilchrist (Dallas, Dance Industry Performing Arts Center)
Sophie Garcia (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Justin Padilla (Anaheim, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Addison Leitch (Anaheim, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Peyton Price (Detroit, Powerdance Company)
Camryn Lanigan (Detroit, Evolve Dance Complex)
Amanda Fenton (Atlanta, Studio 413)
Hailey Bills (Bellevue, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Sydney Tam (Bellevue, Accolades Movement Project)
Carly Thinfen (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Catalina Salberg (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Kaitlyn Tom (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Isabella Jarvis (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Skai Llorente (National Harbor, Encore Performing Arts Center)
Alyssa Strippoli (Atlantic City, Prestige Academy of Dance)
Sophia Decesare (Atlantic City, Prestige Academy of Dance)
Kinley Bertrand (Houston, The Dance Kollective)
Kieran Holmes (Houston, The Dance Kollective)
Avery Hall (Chicago, Danceology)
Maliah Howard (Kansas City, Michelle Latimer Dance Academy)
Alyssa Carpeneto (Buffalo, Performing Dance Arts)
Andres Jimenez (Cleveland, Artistic Edge Dance Centre)
Lola Iglesias (Cleveland, Michelle Latimer Dance Academy)
Natalia Garcia (Cleveland, DanceSpot of Dupage)
Théo Beaudoin Graton (Boston, Espace IDance)
Sofia Andrus (Westminster, Michelle Latimer Dance Academy)
Gracyn French (Salt Lake City, Project 21)
Rachel Loiselle (Salt Lake City, The Ballet Clinic)
Sammi Chung (Glendale, Project 21)
Izzy Howard (Glendale, The Rock Center for Dance)
Isabella Lynch (Glendale, Danceology)
Kara Yuan (Austin, Dance Institute)
Beth Anne McGowan (Austin, Next Step Dance)
Piper Embry (Austin, Next Step Dance)
Addison Kinnon (Austin, Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre)
Katie Shinn (Austin, Next Step Dance)
Ava Raucci (Miami, Stars Dance Studio)
Senior:
Rachel Quiner (Meadowlands, Hunterdon Hills Ballet)
Morgan Funcke (Omaha, Intermix Dance Company)
Ayla Pilrain (Omaha, Larkin Dance Studio)
Whitney Tomes (Omaha, True Dance and Company)
Sara Allen (Omaha, Club Dance Studio)
Maya Krajicek (Anchorage, West Coast School of the Arts)
Alysa Kuzma (Anchorage, Alaska Dance Theatre)
Seth Gibson (Memphis, Studio 413)
Valeria Vazquez (Calgary, YYC Dance Project)
Emma McWilliams (Tulsa, KJ Dance)
Braylan Enscoe (Indianapolis, Just Off Broadway)
Megan Keenan (Vancouver, Edge Studios)
Samuel Browne (Vancouver, YYC Dance Project)
Abby Griffith (Pittsburgh, Xtreme Tumbling and Dance Center)
Kiarra Waidelich (Dallas, The Rock Center for Dance)
Reagan Davidson (Dallas, Dance Industry Performing Arts Center)
Ruby Castro (Orlando, Dance Town)
Emmy Cheung (Anaheim, West Coast School of the Arts)
Chance Phelps (Detroit, Powerdance Company)
Anna Miller (Detroit, Noretta Dunworth School of Dance)
Raven Rutledge (Atlanta, Studio 413)
Grace Robinson (Atlanta, Dancemakers of Atlanta)
Phoebe Campbell (Bellevue, The Company Space)
Kaili Tam (Bellevue, Accolades Movement Project)
Tessa Cosper (Bellevue, Allegro Performing Arts Academy)
Ava Croasdill (Bellevue, Allegro Performing Arts Academy)
Ava La France (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Anna Miller (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Janiye Burnett (Santa Clara, Bunker Dance Center)
Ava Wagner (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Lindsey Weaver (National Harbor, AVID Dance Productions)
Annalise Hofman (Atlantic City, Prestige Academy of Dance)
Garris Munoz (Houston, South Tulsa Dance Co)
Brianna Keingatti (Chicago, Columbia Performing Arts Centre)
Avery Lau (Kansas City, South Tulsa Dance Co)
Tristan Ianiero (Buffalo, Art and Soul Dance Company)
Joey Vice (Cleveland, Generations Performing Arts Center)
Elise Mungovan (Boston, Patti Eisenhauer Dance Center)
Edon Hartzy (Boston, Stars Dance Studio)
Isabella Weidmann (Boston, Westchester Dance Academy)
Sithumi Sinley (Westminster, Studio West Dance Center)
Selena Hamilton (Salt Lake City, Project 21)
Cydney Heard (Glendale, The Rock Center for Dance)
Alessandra Gonzalez (Austin, Collective Dance Artistry)
Bella Tagle (Miami, Stars Dance Studio)
Open:
Sylvia Davila Arsuaga (Houston, Ale Mancillas Dance Studio)
Mariane Garza (Chicago, Maries Dance Studio)
Andrea Corado (Buffalo, Gannon University Dance Team)
JUMP:
JUMPstart:
Ava Piedrahita (Miami, Dance Town)
Norah Hurley (Portland, Elite Feet Artists Company)
Amaya Rodriguez (New Orleans, Dance Unlimited)
Mila Simunic (Greenville, Legacy Dance Studio)
Maria Jose Suarez (Mexico City, B-Dance Company)
Shale Herrera (Las Vegas, Danceplex)
Savannah Jackson (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Regina Lozano (Monterrey, NorthSide Dance Project)
Mikayla Mazzola (Long Island, Jennifer Napolitano's School Of Performing Arts, Inc.)
Calla Massey (St Louis, The Green Room Dance Studio)
Mina Terry (Washington, Weina Dance Studio)
Alexandra Charnstrom (Kansas City, Larkin Dance Studio)
Brittyn Goletz (Chicago, DeForest Dance Academy)
Katherine Guajardo (Houston, Dancentre of Edinburgh)
Lyla Rhodes (Dallas, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Stella Brogan (Pittsburgh, JBP Entertainment)
Navy Forrest (Phoenix, Club Dance Studio)
Arianna Claxton (Westminster, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Paige Mattern (Portland, Elevate Dance Academy)
Mikaela Florez (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Elle Cooper (Philadelphia, Studio L Hoboken)
Colette Sefton (Detroit, Body Language Dance Company)
Sylvie Win Szyndlar (Provo, Club Dance Studio)
Stella Brinkerhoff (Atlanta, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Gabriella DelGrosso (New York, Ferrari Dance Center NYC)
Caitlin Segal (Santa Clara, Dance Connection Palo Alto)
Lauren Thorne (Anaheim, Bobbie’s School of Performing Arts)
Antonia DeMartinis (Providence, Loperfido Dance Academy)
Ashley Calzadilla (San Jose, Stars Dance Studio)
Sienna DiPietro (Buffalo, The NINE Dance Academy)
Soleil Lynch (Honolulu, Danceology)
Mini:
Denise Torres (Miami, Dance Town)
Malia Gazda (Portland, Dance Enthusiasm)
Lainey Hess (New Orleans, New Level Dance Company)
Lexi Deffinbaugh (Greenville, Evolution Dance Complex)
Maria Jose Rangel (Mexico City, The Dance Project)
Isabella Kouznetsova (Las Vegas, Project 21)
Skylar Wong (Minneapolis, Woodbury Dance Center)
Iris Berino (Monterrey, NorthSide Dance Project)
Alexis Martinez (Monterrey, Maries Dance Studio)
Vera Escamilla (Monterrey, Maries Dance Studio)
Emily Polis (Long Island, Middletown Dance Academy)
Kennedy Anderson (Long Island, Complexity Dance Center)
Anna Holley (St Louis, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Avery St John (Washington, The Collaborative at Encore Studio)
Harper Anderson (Kansas City, Larkin Dance Studio)
Regina Gabriela Espejo Pinzon (Chicago, Gaby Pinzon Dance Studio)
Jenesis Jackson (Houston, The Dance Kollective)
Ella Dobler (Dallas, New Level Dance Company)
Kensington Dressing (Pittsburgh, Evolve Dance Complex)
Lucia Piedrahita (Phoenix, Danceplex)
Isabella Piedrahita (Phoenix, Danceplex)
Tatum Self (Phoenix, Club Dance Studio)
Zoey Claxton (Westminster, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Katelyn Lee (Portland, Elevate Dance Academy)
Rylie Borden (Orlando, Dance Unlimited)
Ashley Otano (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Zoe Flores (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Kamryn Herrott (Philadelphia, Essex Dance Academy)
Madeleine Shen (Detroit, NorthPointe Dance Academy)
Ellary Day Szyndlar (Provo, Club Dance Studio)
Dakota Casteel (Atlanta, SpotLite Dance Studio)
Rudie Bolton (Atlanta, Dancemakers of Atlanta)
Mikaela Wei (New York, Studio L Hoboken)
Madisyn Amos (Santa Clara, Dance Connection 2)
Skye Harrell (Anaheim, Mather Dance Company)
Juliana Cherwinski (Providence, The Talent Factory)
Luciana Alfaro (San Jose, Dansteps)
Julllyan J (San Jose, Stars Dance Studio)
Delilah Hewitt (Buffalo, Project 21)
Rissa Laguana (Honolulu, Pas De Deux Hawaii)
Piper Perusse (Honolulu, The Company Space)
Junior:
Kylee Casares (Miami, Stars Dance Studio)
Dyllan Arnold (Portland, Studio for the Living Arts Dance Complex)
Ryleigh Jane Touchstone (New Orleans, DanceSouth)
Elizabeth Scott Lanier (Greenville, The Southern Strutt)
Claire Hansen (Mexico City, Danceology)
Fiona Sartain (Las Vegas, Danceology)
Savannah Manzel (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Jimena Sarahí Garza (Monterrey, NorthSide Dance Project)
Alana Ruiz (Monterrey, Maries Dance Studio)
Esther Kim (Long Island, Mossa Dance Academy)
Braylynn Grizzaffi (St Louis, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Hannah Lintner (Washington, Epic Dance Complex)
Livia Bonnie (Kansas City, True Dance and Company)
Avery Maycunich (Chicago, The Difference Dance Company)
Alexandra Garza (Houston, Dancentre of Edinburgh)
Alexis Chen (Houston, West University Dance Centre)
Addison Hoffman (Dallas, Columbia Performing Arts Centre)
Bella Rose Penrose (Pittsburgh, Evolve Dance Complex)
Taylor Morrison (Phoenix, Dance Connection 2)
Tessa Marr (Westminster, Artistic Fusion Dance Academy)
Lilly Allen (Westminster, Kim Massay Dance Productions)
Danica Nocon (Portland, Danceology)
Manuela Riquezes (Orlando, Dance Unlimited)
Vivienne Mitchell (Philadelphia, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Claire Avonne Kingston (Detroit, AVANTI Dance Company)
Alexis Mayer (Provo, The Rock Center for Dance)
Jude Elkin (Atlanta, DC Dance Factory)
Campbell Castner (New York, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Lincoln Blakely (Santa Clara, HYPE Dance Studio)
Kiera Sun (Anaheim, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Esme Chou (Providence, Project 21)
Elie Rabin (San Jose, Stars Dance Studio)
Kianuch Aguila Allahdad (San Jose, Academia de Arte y Danzas "Cristina Carrillo")
Malaya DiMonte (Buffalo, Art and Soul Dance Company)
Amy Guo (Honolulu, K2 Studios)
Teen:
Giselle Gandarilla (Miami, Stars Dance Studio)
Ava Raucci (Portland, Stars Dance Studio)
Nicholas Moreno (New Orleans, Upstate Carolina Dance Center)
Claire Schunneman (New Orleans, The Project at HTX)
Valadie Cammack (Greenville, Evolution Dance Complex)
Patricio Lopez (Mexico City, Flashdance Studio)
Gracyn French (Las Vegas, Project 21)
Claire Monge (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Keira Redpath (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Isabella Jarvis (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Gabriela Franco (Monterrey, Danzarela Estudio)
Ana Maria Zertuche (Monterrey, Maries Dance Studio)
Mariandrea Villegas (Monterrey, Epic Motion Dance Studio)
Skai Llorente (Long Island, Encore Performing Arts Center)
Brooklyn Simpson (St Louis, Williams Center Rhythm Factory)
Ava Buckhalt (Washington, Turning Pointe Dance Academy)
Ali Ogle (Kansas City, Larkin Dance Studio)
Andres Jimenez (Chicago, Artistic Edge Dance Centre)
Kieran Holmes (Houston, The Dance Kollective)
Kinley Bertrand (Houston, The Dance Kollective)
Kali Knewitz (Dallas, Dance Industry Performing Arts Center)
Maranda DiNinno (Pittsburgh, Elite Dance by Damien)
Isabella Lynch (Phoenix, Danceology)
Sofia Andrus (Westminster, Michelle Latimer Dance Academy)
Sydney Tam (Portland, Accolades Movement Project)
AvaRose Campbell (Portland, The Company Space)
Sophie Garcia (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Adrianna Geraci (Philadelphia, Prodance Academy)
Tatiana Hagee (Detroit, NorthPointe Dance Academy)
Izzy Howard (Provo, The Rock Center for Dance)
Sabine Nehls (Provo, The Rock Center for Dance)
Natalie Bumgarner (Atlanta, The Royal Dance Academy)
Makaia Roux (New York, Danceology)
Carly Thinfen (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Kaitlyn Tom (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Avery Hall (Anaheim, Danceology)
Hailey Bills (Providence, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Arianna Quant (San Jose, Stars Dance Studio)
Jimena Cambronero (San Jose, Warehouse Dance Complex)
Renee Bergeron (San Jose, Stars Dance Studio)
Sierra Drayton (Buffalo, Elite Danceworx)
Hailey Pearson (Honolulu, Danceology)
Charlotte Cogan (Honolulu, The Company)
Kylee Ngo (Honolulu, Melodic Remedy Dance Studio)
Senior:
Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl (Miami, Stars Dance Studio)
Sofia Pargas (Portland, Dance Enthusiasm)
Annabel Phinney (Portland, Studio for the Living Arts Dance Complex)
Zoey Payson (Portland, Studio for the Living Arts Dance Complex)
Sarah Moore (New Orleans, The Dance Centre)
Emma Simons (Greenville, No Limits Dance Company)
Madison Egbon (Greenville, CCJ Conservatory)
Rebeca Guzman (Mexico City, NorthSide Dance Project)
Isabel Ulloa (Mexico City, Rios Dance)
Easton Magliarditi (Las Vegas, The Rock Center for Dance)
Mini Preston (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Sydney Ishaug (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Ruby Lopez (Monterrey, Freeman Dance Training South District)
Charlie Head (Long Island, Downtown Dance Factory)
Avery Lau (St Louis, South Tulsa Dance Co)
Caden Hunter (Washington, Denise Wall’s Dance Energy)
Oliver Kaminski (Kansas City, Smitty’s Performing Arts Center)
Mercedes Lorentz (Kansas City, Larkin Dance Studio)
Samantha Schmaling (Chicago, Artistic Edge Dance Centre)
Ying Lei Pham (Chicago, Just Off Broadway)
Cambry Bethke (Houston, The Dance Kollective)
Lainey Myers (Dallas, Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre)
Katherine Willis (Dallas, Dance Industry Performing Arts Center)
Lindsey Weaver (Pittsburgh, AVID Dance Productions)
Alexa Lopez (Phoenix, Royal Dance Works)
Madi Autry (Westminster, Artistic Fusion Dance Academy)
Brianna Keingatti (Westminster, Columbia Performing Arts Centre)
Phoebe Campbell (Portland, The Company Space)
John Mays (Portland, MVP Dance Elite)
Iliana Victor (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Suvannah Hunter (Philadelphia, Complexity Dance Center)
Britton Johnson (Detroit, Viva Dance Co)
Kiarra Waidelich (Provo, The Rock Center for Dance)
Raven Rutledge (Atlanta, Studio 413)
Xander Perone (New York, Kanyok Arts Initiative)
Sydney Centeno (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Ava La France (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Emily Okamoto (Anaheim, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Courtney Chiu (Anaheim, Studio Fusion)
Raven Alanes (Anaheim, Studio Fusion)
Isabella Weidmann (Providence, Westchester Dance Academy)
Zachary Doran (Providence, The Pulse Performing Arts Studio)
Destanye Diaz (San Jose, Stars Dance Studio)
Moses Rankine (Buffalo, Elite Danceworx)
Kamyle Stamp (Honolulu, Pas De Deux Hawaii)
Camila Cordero (Honolulu, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Open
Vania Becerril (Mexico City, Studio Burgoa)
Maria Ximena Garcia (Monterrey, CDL)
Kayleigh Finnell (Anaheim, Divine Performance and Technique)
Annet Badilla (San Jose, Dance Up Academy)
Melissa Brown (Honolulu, Honolulu Dance Studio)
24/7:
Sidekick:
Ella Gordon (Vancouver, Academy of Dance)
Soleil Lynch (San Diego, Danceology)
Logan Day (Knoxville, Force Dance Academy)
Brittyn Goletz (Chicago, DeForest Dance Academy)
Rozie LaGrone (Reno, HYPE Dance Studio)
Mikaela Florez (San Antonio, Dance Town)
Calla Massey (Birmingham, The Green Room Dance Studio)
Belle Marie Arauz (Daytona Beach, Spotlight Dance Academy)
Violet Visalli (Rochester, Alaina Visalli Dance Company)
Stella Brinkerhoff (Provo, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Penelope Pranger (Westminster, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Nolayn Williams (Meadowlands, X-Quisite House of Dance)
Sylvie Win Szyndlar (Billings, Club Dance Studio)
Ava Piedrahita (Boston, Dance Town)
Peyton Kleveno (Long Beach, Orange County Performing Arts Academy)
Sienna DiPietro (Detroit, The NINE Dance Academy)
Shale Herrera (Albuquerque, Danceplex)
Brynley Brett (Pittsburgh, Xtreme Tumbling and Dance Center)
Margaret Mason (New Orleans, The Movement Dance Academy)
Mila Simunic (Atlanta, Legacy Dance Studio)
Aleah Parson (National Harbor, The Collaborative at Encore Studio)
Audrina Mossembekker (Glendale, Project 21)
Aria Telander (Des Moines, Dance Vision)
Mila Dixon (Bellevue, Northwest Dance and Acro)
Liza Cohen (Houston, Unlimited Dance Academy)
Chelsea Outly (Dallas, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Leah Disla (Orlando, Studio 61 Dance Company)
Ella Rossi (Santa Clara, California Dance Academy)
Brinley Evans (Myrtle Beach, The Southern Strutt)
Mini:
Kate Baldwin (Vancouver, Infinity Dance)
Isabella Kouznetsova (San Diego, Project 21)
Ellary Day Szyndlar (San Diego, Club Dance Studio)
Dakota Casteel (Knoxville, SpotLite Dance Studio)
Finley Ashfield (Chicago, Larkin Dance Studio)
Lilly Anderson (Chicago, Larkin Dance Studio)
Delilah Hewitt (Reno, Project 21)
Graysen Speer (San Antonio, The PAC)
Reagan Hess (Birmingham, New Level Dance Company)
Jasmine Pando (Daytona Beach, Stars Dance Studio)
Anita Rodriguez (Rochester, Stars Dance Studio)
Karyna Majeroni (Provo, The Rock Center for Dance)
Zoey Claxton (Westminster, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Emily Polis (Meadowlands, Middletown Dance Academy)
Piper Perusse (Billings, The Company Space)
Denise Torres (Boston, Dance Town)
Addison Price (Long Beach, The Rock Center for Dance)
Penelope LeMiuex (Detroit, Evolve Dance Complex)
Devyn Scherff (Detroit, Studio 19 Dance Complex)
Lucia Piedrahita (Albuquerque, Danceplex)
Skylar Wong (Pittsburgh, Woodbury Dance Center)
Amabella Tarrago (New Orleans, Focal Point Dance Studios)
Kendyl Miller (New Orleans, Club Dance Studio)
Lainey Hess (Atlanta, New Level Dance Company)
Avery St John (National Harbor, The Collaborative at Encore Studio)
Diana Kouznetsova (Glendale, Project 21)
Madisyn Amos (Glendale, Dance Connection 2)
Avri Holbrook (Des Moines, Intermix Dance Company)
Khloe Mroz (Des Moines, True Dance and Company)
Lainey Christeson (Des Moines, Dance Vision)
Vivian Liu (Bellevue, Accolades Movement Project)
Maddie Pedder (Bellevue, Danceology)
Ella Dobler (Houston, New Level Dance Company)
Reese Braga (Houston, New Level Dance Company)
Josh Lundy (Dallas, Studio 413)
Anna Holley (Dallas, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Kendall Brown (Dallas, South Tulsa Dance Co)
Quinlin Maconachy (Dallas, The Dallas Conservatory)
Zoe Flores (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Aria Du (Santa Clara, Yoko’s Dance and Performing Arts Academy)
Roxie Onellion (Myrtle Beach, The Base Dance Center)
Junior:
Madison Mucha (Vancouver, MVP Dance Elite)
Kylie Kaminsky (San Diego, Danceology)
Leila Winker (Knoxville, Millennium Dance Complex-Nashville)
Savannah Manzel (Chicago, Larkin Dance Studio)
Fiona Wu (Reno, Yoko’s Dance and Performing Arts Academy)
Lincoln Blakely (Reno, HYPE Dance Studio)
Vivienne Mitchell (San Antonio, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Braylynn Grizzaffi (San Antonio, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Kylee Casares (Birmingham, Stars Dance Studio)
Alexandra Perez (Daytona Beach, Dance Universe)
Taylor Morrison (Rochester, Dance Connection 2)
Stella Condie (Provo, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Alexis Alvarez (Westminster, Club Dance Studio)
Campbell Castner (Meadowlands, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Tori Chun (Billings, PULSE Dance Centre)
Jazlyn Quintero (Boston, Dance Town)
Emely Carrillo (Boston, Stars Dance Studio)
Alexis Mayer (Long Beach, The Rock Center for Dance)
Tristan Redly (Detroit, The NINE Dance Academy)
Ellie Rosenwasser (Detroit, Studio 19 Dance Complex)
Neveah Covington (Detroit, The NINE Dance Academy)
Ariana Kovalevsky (Detroit, The NINE Dance Academy)
Vivienne Robillard (Albuquerque, The Rock Center for Dance)
Bella Rose Penrose (Pittsburgh, Evolve Dance Complex)
Mariah Williams (New Orleans, Dance Academy of Santa Rosa)
Cadence Lyles (Atlanta, Dancemakers of Atlanta)
Kennedie Caldwell (National Harbor, Denise Wall’s Dance Energy)
Victoria Martinez (Glendale, Evoke Dance Movement)
Cali Cassidy (Glendale, Project 21)
Aaliyah Dixon (Des Moines, Summit Dance Shoppe)
Carrigan Paylor (Des Moines, Summit Dance Shoppe)
Kortlynn Rosenbaugh (Bellevue, Club Dance Studio)
Kynadi Crain (Houston, Jean Leigh Academy of Dance)
Ainsley Epton (Dallas, Beyond Belief Dance Company)
Leila Frey (Orlando, G-Force Dance Company)
Kiera Sun (Santa Clara, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Elizabeth Scott Lanier (Myrtle Beach, The Southern Strutt)
Teen:
Kylee Ngo (Vancouver, Melodic Remedy Dance Studio)
Addison Leitch (San Diego, WESTSIDE Dance Project)
Jaicey Thomas (Knoxville, Renner Dance Company)
Isabella Jarvis (Chicago, Larkin Dance Studio)
Keira Redpath (Chicago, Larkin Dance Studio)
Cami Redpath (Chicago, Larkin Dance Studio)
Carly Thinfen (Reno, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Keagan Capps (San Antonio, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Ava Raucci (Birmingham, Stars Dance Studio)
Giselle Gandarilla (Daytona Beach, Stars Dance Studio)
Hannah Sullivan (Rochester, Synergy Space)
Camryn Lanigan (Rochester, Evolve Dance Complex)
Victoria Rynkowski (Rochester, Timothy M Draper Center for Dance Education)
Hailey Bills (Provo, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Brooke Toro (Westminster, Danceology)
Julia Chavez (Westminster, Club Dance Studio)
Skai Llorente (Meadowlands, Encore Performing Arts Center)
Olivia Farnes (Billings, Show Tyme Academy)
Carmen Beiner (Boston, Dance Town)
Emma Donnelly (Long Beach, Danceology)
Emery Sousley (Detroit, Heart of America Dance Centre)
Tatianna Hagee (Detroit, NorthPointe Dance Academy)
Sophia Springer-Iannantuoni (Detroit, Inspire School of Dance)
Rachel Loiselle (Albuquerque, The Ballet Clinic)
Addyson Smith (Albuquerque, Elite Dance and Performing Arts Center)
Beth Anne McGowan (Pittsburgh, Next Step Dance)
Emily Haas (Pittsburgh, Expressenz Dance Center)
Amanda Fenton (New Orleans, Studio 413)
Elise LeBlanc (New Orleans, Modern Conceptions of Dance)
Savannah Manning (Atlanta, CCJ Conservatory)
Mekhi Johnson (National Harbor, Denise Wall’s Dance Energy)
Madison Marshall (National Harbor, The Collaborative at Encore Studio)
Ellen Grace Olansen (National Harbor, Denise Wall’s Dance Energy)
Nicholas Moreno (National Harbor, Upstate Carolina Dance Center)
Kenzie Jones (Glendale, Danceplex)
Charly Frost (Glendale, Bobbie’s School of Performing Arts)
Arden Lujan (Glendale, Dance Connection Scottsdale)
Avery Hall (Glendale, Danceology)
Kenzie Von Talge (Des Moines, Columbia Performing Arts Centre)
Ava Burgham (Bellevue, PULSE Dance Centre)
Makaia Roux (Bellevue, Danceology)
Laila McGuire (Houston, Dance DuCoeur)
Avery Cashen (Houston, Distinction Dance Company)
Hudson Pletcher (Dallas, Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre)
Abigail Weber (Dallas, The Dallas Conservatory)
Sienna Morris (Orlando, Skyra Studios)
Michelle Wilson (Santa Clara, Tiffany’s Dance Academy Livermore)
Kaitlyn Tom (Santa Clara, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Kaitlyn Winnell (Myrtle Beach, CC and Co. Dance Complex)
Noah Ayden Grady (Myrtle Beach, Evolution Dance Complex)
Senior:
John Mays (Vancouver, MVP Dance Elite)
Easton Magliarditi (San Diego, The Rock Center for Dance)
Mini Preston (Knoxville, Larkin Dance Studio)
Bella Mills (Knoxville, Rhythm Dance Center)
Ava Wagner (Chicago, Larkin Dance Studio)
Sarah Moore (Chicago, The Dance Centre)
Sydney Ishaug (Chicago, Larkin Dance Studio)
Ava La France (Reno, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Clara Gough (San Antonio, South Tulsa Dance Co)
Caitlyn Knowles (Birmingham, The Artist Project)
Olivia Taylor (Birmingham, Thrive Dance Company)
Iliana Victor (Daytona Beach, Stars Dance Studio)
Sam Fine (Daytona Beach, Stars Dance Studio)
Olivia Langstein (Rochester, Spins Dance Studio)
Rylee Arnold (Provo, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Marissa Baker (Westminster, Kemper Dance Academy)
Madi Autry (Westminster, Artistic Fusion Dance Academy)
Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl (Meadowlands, Stars Dance Studio)
Elleanna Herner (Billings, DanceWorX Studio)
London Ludwig (Billings, Studio C)
Isabella Weidmann (Boston, Westchester Dance Academy)
Juliette Marzo (Boston, New England Dance Center)
Kiarra Waidelich (Long Beach, The Rock Center for Dance)
Selena Hamilton (Long Beach, Project 21)
Ava Geske (Detroit, Expressenz Dance Center)
Sage Kowalkowski (Albuquerque, Pave School of the Arts)
Nevaeh Erni (Albuquerque, Sandra’s School of Dance)
Joey Vice (Pittsburgh, Generations Performing Arts Center)
Seth Gibson (New Orleans, Studio 413)
Grace Robinson (Atlanta, Dancemakers of Atlanta)
Caden Hunter (National Harbor, Denise Wall’s Dance Energy)
Brooke Biafore (Glendale, Bunker Dance Center)
Alexa Lopez (Glendale, Royal Dance Works)
Brianna Keingatti (Des Moines, Columbia Performing Arts Centre)
Zoe Ridge (Bellevue, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Simone Peterson (Houston, Precision Dance Academy)
Avery Lau (Dallas, South Tulsa Dance Co)
Elise Knecht (Dallas, Next Step Dance)
Lauren Devaul (Dallas, Dance Industry Performing Arts Center)
Lainey Myers (Dallas, Prodigy Dance and Performing Arts Centre)
Kaylin Lehmann (Dallas, Artistry in Motion Performing Arts Center)
Bella Tagle (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Sophia Cobo (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Destanye Diaz (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Belly Laird (Santa Clara, Melodic Remedy Dance Studio)
Brooke Cheek (Myrtle Beach, Progressions Dance School)
Gabrielle Hostler (Myrtle Beach, CC and Co. Dance Complex)
Radix:
Rookie:
Juliette Cerniglia (Meadowlands, King’s Dancers)
Ariella Cousino (Tampa, New Level Dance Company)
Brighton Watson (Biloxi, Conservatory of Dance Arts)
Sarah Blady (Biloxi, Conservatory of Dance Arts)
Cece Chung (San Francisco, Project 21)
Audrina Mossembekker (Anaheim, Project 21)
Norah Hurley (Boston, Elite Feet Artists Company)
Antonia DeMartinis (Boston, Loperfido Dance Academy)
Savannah Jackson (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Giuliana Shea (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Sylvie Win Szyndlar (Glendale, Club Dance Studio)
Chloe Embrey (Kansas City, Broadway Bound Dance Studio)
Makayla Berry (Chicago, Water Street Dance Milwaukee)
Katen Moore (Houston, Joni’s Dance Studio)
Stella Brinkerhoff (Provo, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Calla Massey (Atlanta, The Green Room Dance Studio)
AnnaCameron McGlohorn (Concord, The Southern Strutt)
Brinley Evans (Concord, The Southern Strutt)
Colette Stutzman (Dallas, CanDance Studios)
Annalisa Vasquez (Dallas, MOVZ Dance Company (Dana's Studio of Dance) - Keller)
Arianna Claxton (Westminster, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Miyyah Barajas (Santa Clara, Mather Dance Company)
Emma Acosta (Santa Clara, Studio X)
Leah Disla (Orlando, Studio 61 Dance Company)
Kinley Harper (Indianapolis, Gotta Dance Company)
Nola Molter (Pittsburgh, Haja Dance Company)
Aleah Parson (Baltimore, The Collaborative at Encore Studio)
Scarlett Adlam (Lansing, Powerdance Company)
Paige Mattern (Portland, Elevate Dance Academy)
Valerisse Robsinson (Atlantic City, New Jersey Dance Fusion)
Mini:
Penelope LeMieux (Detroit, Evolve Dance Complex)
Emily Polis (Meadowlands, Middletown Dance Academy)
Zoe Flores (Tampa, Stars Dance Studio)
Isabella Tran (Biloxi, Dothan School of Dance)
Skylar Wong (San Francisco, Woodbury Dance Center)
Roxie Onellion (Anaheim, The Base Dance Center)
Isabella Kouznetsova (Anaheim, Project 21)
Delilah Hewitt (Boston, Project 21)
Lilly Anderson (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Karyna Majeroni (Glendale, The Rock Center for Dance)
Ellary Day Szyndlar (Glendale, Club Dance Studio)
Camila Giraldo (Kansas City, Stars Dance Studio)
Tova Thompson (Chicago, Summit Dance Shoppe)
Chase Castle (Houston, Dancezone)
Kayla Bell (Houston, Cypress Dance Project)
Eugenia Salas Azcunaga (Houston, Studio Koppa)
Anistyn Larsen (Provo, Heart n Soul Dance)
Amabella Tarrago (Atlanta, Focal Point Dance Studios)
Ellie Breaux (Concord, Legacy Center for the Arts)
Tayah Klimuck (Dallas, Evoke Dance Movement)
Zoey Claxton (Westminster, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Lucia Piedrahita (Westminster, Danceplex)
Regan Gerena (Santa Clara, Project 21)
Neo Del Corral (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Ella Dobler (Orlando, New Level Dance Company)
Rylie Borden (Orlando, Dance Unlimited)
Rosanna Giustino (Indianapolis, Studio 22 High TeK)
Kensington Dressing (Pittsburgh, Evolve Dance Complex)
Avery St John (Baltimore, The Collaborative at Encore Studio)
Tinsley Wallace (Baltimore, Renner Dance Company)
Sophia Singleton (Lansing, Converge Performing Arts Center)
Jayden Van (Portland, ENCORE Performing Arts Center)
Isabella Piedrahita (Portland, Danceplex)
Kennedy Anderson (Atlantic City, Complexity Dance Center)
Junior:
Alexandra Perez (Detroit, Dance Universe)
Alexcia Roloff-Hafenbreadl (Meadowlands, Stars Dance Studio)
Kya Massimino (Tampa, Stars Dance Studio)
Ryleigh Jane Touchstone (Biloxi, DanceSouth)
Fiona Wu (San Francisco, Yoko’s Dance and Performing Arts Academy)
Alexis Mayer (Anaheim, The Rock Center for Dance)
Angelina Elliot (Anaheim, Summit Dance Shoppe)
Anya Inger (Boston, Project 21)
Savannah Manzel (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Victoria Martinez (Glendale, Evoke Dance Movement)
Addison McLees (Kansas City, Upstate Carolina Dance Center)
Caroline Phelps (Kansas City, Premier Dance)
Charlotte Diefenbacher (Kansas City, Heart of America Dance Centre)
Avery Maycunich (Chicago, The Difference Dance Company)
Haiden Neuville (Houston, Distinction Dance Company)
Stella Condie (Provo, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Leila Winker (Atlanta, Millennium Dance Complex-Nashville)
Elizabeth Scott Lanier (Concord, The Southern Strutt)
Campbell Clark (Dallas, Next Step Dance)
Riley Zeitler (Dallas, Accolades Movement Project)
Emily Joy Core (Westminster, New Level Dance Company)
Livia Bonnie (Westminster, True Dance and Company)
Joy Lin (Santa Clara, Yoko’s Dance and Performing Arts Academy)
Manuela Riquezes (Orlando, Dance Unlimited)
Aurielle Balija (Indianapolis, Dance Xplosion)
Courtney Canty (Indianapolis, Artistic Pursuit)
Bella Rose Penrose (Pittsburgh, Evolve Dance Complex)
Sachi Oza (Baltimore, Renner Dance Company)
Olivia Forestier (Lansing, Canada’s National Ballet School)
Savona Bergen (Portland, MVP Dance Elite)
Aaliyah Dixon (Atlantic City, Summit Dance Shoppe)
Teen:
Andres Jimenez (Detroit, Artistic Edge Dance Centre)
Caroline Quiner (Meadowlands, Hunterdon Hills Ballet)
Keagan Capps (Tampa, The Pointe Performing Arts Center)
Elise LeBlanc (Biloxi, Modern Conceptions of Dance)
Carly Thinfen (San Francisco, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Izzy Howard (Anaheim, The Rock Center for Dance)
Jazmine Raine Werner (Boston, Dance Enthusiasm)
Isabella Jarvis (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Gracyn French (Glendale, Project 21)
Kenzie Jones (Glendale, Danceplex)
Emery Sousley (Kansas City, Heart of America Dance Centre)
Ziaira Griffin (Kansas City, Kansas City Dance Company)
Ian Stegeman (Chicago, Woodbury Dance Center)
Grace Underwood (Houston, Cypress Dance Project)
Hailey Bills (Provo, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Nicholas Moreno (Atlanta, Upstate Carolina Dance Center)
Tierney Denny-Lybbert (Concord, CCJ Conservatory)
Charlotte Cogan (Dallas, The Company)
Megan Reta (Dallas, Dance Precisions)
Nia Kester (Dallas, AVANTI Dance Company)
Sofia Andrus (Westminster, Michelle Latimer Dance Academy)
Dyllan Blackburn (Santa Clara, Project 21)
Oliver Keane (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Harlow Ganz (Indianapolis, Summit Dance Shoppe)
Cameron Voorhees (Pittsburgh, Evolve Dance Complex)
Logan Speer (Baltimore, RPM Dance)
Carlee Alicea (Lansing, Spotlight Dance Works)
Anelise Trtek (Portland, Portland Dance Center)
Morgan Wendt (Atlantic City, Complexity Dance Center)
Gabriel Morris (Atlantic City, Broadway Dance Center)
Senior:
Chance Phelps (Detroit, Powerdance Company)
Sarah Moore (Detroit, The Dance Centre)
Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl (Meadowlands, Stars Dance Studio)
Sam Fine (Tampa, Stars Dance Studio)
Sarah Hladky (Biloxi, Modern Conceptions of Dance)
Rayanna Boasso (Biloxi, Modern Conceptions of Dance)
Olivia Abadie (Biloxi, Modern Conceptions of Dance)
Ava La France (San Francisco, Nor Cal Dance Arts)
Samantha Schmaling (Anaheim, Artistic Edge Dance Centre)
Rachel Quiner (Boston, Hunterdon Hills Ballet)
Sophie Grabau (Minneapolis, The Difference Dance Company)
Mini Preston (Minneapolis, Larkin Dance Studio)
Cydney Heard (Glendale, The Rock Center for Dance)
Mailee Reavis (Kansas City, Block 16 Dance Co)
Louis Sloot (Chicago, Woodbury Dance Center)
Jayde Woodard (Houston, Revolution Dance Company)
Cambry Bethke (Houston, The Dance Kollective)
Zoe Ridge (Provo, Center Stage Performing Arts Studio)
Seth Gibson (Atlanta, Studio 413)
Hadley Snell (Concord, The Southern Strutt)
Anthony Ciaccio (Dallas, the basement)
Sithumi Sinley (Westminster, Studio West Dance Center)
Easton Magliarditi (Santa Clara, The Rock Center for Dance)
Sophia Cobo (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Iliana Victor (Orlando, Stars Dance Studio)
Kaylyn Nelson (Indianapolis, Z Company Arts)
Jessica Babich (Pittsburgh, Haja Dance Company)
Jace Chandler (Pittsburgh, Milele Academy)
Caden Hunter (Baltimore, Denise Wall’s Dance Energy)
Aubrey Hammis (Lansing, The Foundation House)
Sierra Dynkowski (Lansing, The Foundation House)
John Mays (Portland, MVP Dance Elite)
Jared Alequin (Atlantic City, Mossa Dance Academy)
Open:
Summer Martin (Dallas, Soar Dance Academy)
Savannah Kangas (Pittsburgh, Expressions)
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Cabelo castanho escuro: ideias, tinturas e dicas para manter a cor
O cabelo castanho escuro é aquele tipo de cabelo versátil, fácil de cuidar e que fica bem em todas as mulheres. Seja em madeixas curtinhas, médias ou longas, a cor valoriza e realça os traços femininos com brilho e elegância.
Se você quer mudar de visual mas não sabe muito bem qual cor escolher para os fios, veja só a lista de inspirações que preparamos abaixo. O castanho escuro irá te conquistar!
Índice do conteúdo:
Cabelo curto
Cabelo médio
Cabelo longo
Cabelo com luzes
Cores e tinturas
Dicas para cuidar
Cabelo castanho escuro curto
O castanho escuro cai como uma luva para quem tem o cabelo curtinho. O tom marrom deixa este corte moderno ainda mais bonito. Veja:
1. A cor fica um charme no corte pixie
Manu Gavassi
2. Valoriza penteados ousados
Maria Borges
3. Fica ótima no clássico chanel liso
Bruna Marquezine
4. Ou com uma finalização mais despojada
Tamires Correa
5. Acessórios coloridos criam um belo contraste com o castanho
Camila Coelho
6. E a luz do sol realça a beleza da cor
Fong Min Liao
7. O tom certo para quem quer um visual moderno
Luiza Junqueira
Impossível resistir à cor, né? Deu para ver que de “sem graça” o castanho escuro não tem nada!
Cabelo castanho escuro e médio
Quem tem o cabelo médio também pode aderir à cor para valorizar o corte. Confira:
8. A combinação long bob + castanho escuro não tem erro
Estela Newbold
9. É também a cor perfeita para as crespas
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
10. Combina com roupas coloridas
Thais Carla
11. Com tons mais sóbrios
Bruna Unzueta
12. Ou com uma combinação monocromática
Vic Ceridono
13. Sinônimo de versatilidade
Kéfera
14. Não se apaixonar pelo tom é praticamente impossível!
Erika Hius
São tantas inspirações lindas que fica difícil não sair correndo para o salão. Bora colorir as madeixas!
Cabelo castanho escuro longo
O castanho escuro é ainda o queridinho das adeptas ao cabelo longo que querem evidenciar a imponência dos fios. Olha só:
15. A cor ilumina o rosto
Paolla Oliveira
16. Fica maravilhosa com uma make básica
Jordyn Woods
17. No estilo “acordei linda”
Mari Saad
18. Ou com uma make mais chamativa
Mariana Sampaio
19. Fica linda em mulheres de qualquer idade
Ashley Graham
20. Sejam elas jovens
Fabi Santina
21. Ou mais maduras
Naomi Campbell
22. Ter cabelo castanho é sentir-se bela todos os dias
Tanesha Awasthi
23. E arrasar em qualquer ocasião!
Bianca Andrade
O cabelo longo é um clássico que nunca sai de moda e, independente da textura do fio, a cor garante beleza e harmonia ao rosto.
Cabelo castanho escuro com luzes
As luzes são uma opção estilosa para clarear o cabelo sem abrir mão do fundo castanho escuro. Os tons podem variar do discreto ao mais iluminado:
24. As luzes só realçam a imponência dos fios cacheados
Mari Morena
25. Criam um tom sobre tom incrível com o castanho escuro
Ellarie
26. Inspiração maravilhosa para quem ama um long bob cacheado
Nathalie Barros
27. Os fios claros podem começar mais perto da raiz
Jen Chae
28. Ou um pouco mais abaixo
Flávia Alessandra
29. Nada como dar um up no cabelo para se sentir linda
Nina Gabriella
30. E por que não optar pelas luzes?
Laura Ancona
Depois de tantas inspirações, você já deve estar com vontade de repaginar as madeixas, não é mesmo? Mas antes de tudo, lembre-se de procurar por um profissional qualificado, já que as luzes requerem um processo de descoloração que, se feito sem cuidado, pode danificar os fios.
Cores e tinturas de cabelo castanho escuro
Para conquistar o castanho escuro dos sonhos, você pode apostar em tinturas ou tonalizantes. Confira a seleção de produtos abaixo:
Onde comprar
Tintura Koleston 30 Castanho Escuro, na Drogaria São Paulo
Tintura Imédia L’Oréal 3 Castanho Escuro, nas Drogarias Pacheco
Coloração Cor & Ton 3.0 Castanho Escuro, na Ikesaki Cosméticos
Tintura Beauty Color Castanho Escuro 3.0, nas Americanas
Kit Tonalizante Supéria Color Amend Castanho Escuro, no Submarino
Tonalizante Haskell Excllusiv Castanho Escuro, nas Americanas
Enquanto a tintura muda a cor dos fios permanentemente, o tonalizante é mais suave e dura cerca de 20 a 25 lavagens. Este último é uma boa escolha se você quer “testar” o castanho escuro antes de aplicar o tom de forma definitiva no cabelo.
Dicas para cuidar do castanho escuro
Um cabelo brilhoso e cheio de vida requer atenção e cuidados especiais. Confira a seguir dicas valiosas para manter as madeixas saudáveis e iluminadas!
Tintas, produtos e cuidados com o cabelo castanho, por Lu Ferreira
youtube
No vídeo, a Lu dá dicas para cuidar do cabelo castanho. Ela, que foi loira por muito tempo, ressalta ainda as vantagens e facilidades de manter a nova cor.
Matizador para cabelo castanho escuro, por Yngrid Carneiro
youtube
Até os cabelos escuros sofrem com a exposição ao sol. Por isso, não deixe de conferir as dicas da Yngrid para recuperar a cor do seu castanho e, de quebra, hidratar os fios.
Passo a passo de banho de brilho em cabelo castanho, por Julia Doorman
youtube
A Julia aposta no banho de brilho para deixar o cabelo sedoso e com um aspecto natural. O processo resulta em madeixas soltinhas e bem hidratadas.
O castanho escuro é aquela cor curinga que está sempre em alta. Além de fácil de manter, une estilo, sofisticação e versatilidade. Não tenha medo de mudar e aposte no tom para as suas madeixas!
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Cabelo castanho escuro: ideias, tinturas e dicas para manter a cor
O cabelo castanho escuro é aquele tipo de cabelo versátil, fácil de cuidar e que fica bem em todas as mulheres. Seja em madeixas curtinhas, médias ou longas, a cor valoriza e realça os traços femininos com brilho e elegância.
Se você quer mudar de visual mas não sabe muito bem qual cor escolher para os fios, veja só a lista de inspirações que preparamos abaixo. O castanho escuro irá te conquistar!
Índice do conteúdo:
Cabelo curto
Cabelo médio
Cabelo longo
Cabelo com luzes
Cores e tinturas
Dicas para cuidar
Cabelo castanho escuro curto
O castanho escuro cai como uma luva para quem tem o cabelo curtinho. O tom marrom deixa este corte moderno ainda mais bonito. Veja:
1. A cor fica um charme no corte pixie
Manu Gavassi
2. Valoriza penteados ousados
Maria Borges
3. Fica ótima no clássico chanel liso
Bruna Marquezine
4. Ou com uma finalização mais despojada
Tamires Correa
5. Acessórios coloridos criam um belo contraste com o castanho
Camila Coelho
6. E a luz do sol realça a beleza da cor
Fong Min Liao
7. O tom certo para quem quer um visual moderno
Luiza Junqueira
Impossível resistir à cor, né? Deu para ver que de “sem graça” o castanho escuro não tem nada!
Cabelo castanho escuro e médio
Quem tem o cabelo médio também pode aderir à cor para valorizar o corte. Confira:
8. A combinação long bob + castanho escuro não tem erro
Estela Newbold
9. É também a cor perfeita para as crespas
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
10. Combina com roupas coloridas
Thais Carla
11. Com tons mais sóbrios
Bruna Unzueta
12. Ou com uma combinação monocromática
Vic Ceridono
13. Sinônimo de versatilidade
Kéfera
14. Não se apaixonar pelo tom é praticamente impossível!
Erika Hius
São tantas inspirações lindas que fica difícil não sair correndo para o salão. Bora colorir as madeixas!
Cabelo castanho escuro longo
O castanho escuro é ainda o queridinho das adeptas ao cabelo longo que querem evidenciar a imponência dos fios. Olha só:
15. A cor ilumina o rosto
Paolla Oliveira
16. Fica maravilhosa com uma make básica
Jordyn Woods
17. No estilo “acordei linda”
Mari Saad
18. Ou com uma make mais chamativa
Mariana Sampaio
19. Fica linda em mulheres de qualquer idade
Ashley Graham
20. Sejam elas jovens
Fabi Santina
21. Ou mais maduras
Naomi Campbell
22. Ter cabelo castanho é sentir-se bela todos os dias
Tanesha Awasthi
23. E arrasar em qualquer ocasião!
Bianca Andrade
O cabelo longo é um clássico que nunca sai de moda e, independente da textura do fio, a cor garante beleza e harmonia ao rosto.
Cabelo castanho escuro com luzes
As luzes são uma opção estilosa para clarear o cabelo sem abrir mão do fundo castanho escuro. Os tons podem variar do discreto ao mais iluminado:
24. As luzes só realçam a imponência dos fios cacheados
Mari Morena
25. Criam um tom sobre tom incrível com o castanho escuro
Ellarie
26. Inspiração maravilhosa para quem ama um long bob cacheado
Nathalie Barros
27. Os fios claros podem começar mais perto da raiz
Jen Chae
28. Ou um pouco mais abaixo
Flávia Alessandra
29. Nada como dar um up no cabelo para se sentir linda
Nina Gabriella
30. E por que não optar pelas luzes?
Laura Ancona
Depois de tantas inspirações, você já deve estar com vontade de repaginar as madeixas, não é mesmo? Mas antes de tudo, lembre-se de procurar por um profissional qualificado, já que as luzes requerem um processo de descoloração que, se feito sem cuidado, pode danificar os fios.
Cores e tinturas de cabelo castanho escuro
Para conquistar o castanho escuro dos sonhos, você pode apostar em tinturas ou tonalizantes. Confira a seleção de produtos abaixo:
Onde comprar
Tintura Koleston 30 Castanho Escuro, na Drogaria São Paulo
Tintura Imédia L’Oréal 3 Castanho Escuro, nas Drogarias Pacheco
Coloração Cor & Ton 3.0 Castanho Escuro, na Ikesaki Cosméticos
Tintura Beauty Color Castanho Escuro 3.0, nas Americanas
Kit Tonalizante Supéria Color Amend Castanho Escuro, no Submarino
Tonalizante Haskell Excllusiv Castanho Escuro, nas Americanas
Enquanto a tintura muda a cor dos fios permanentemente, o tonalizante é mais suave e dura cerca de 20 a 25 lavagens. Este último é uma boa escolha se você quer “testar” o castanho escuro antes de aplicar o tom de forma definitiva no cabelo.
Dicas para cuidar do castanho escuro
Um cabelo brilhoso e cheio de vida requer atenção e cuidados especiais. Confira a seguir dicas valiosas para manter as madeixas saudáveis e iluminadas!
Tintas, produtos e cuidados com o cabelo castanho, por Lu Ferreira
youtube
No vídeo, a Lu dá dicas para cuidar do cabelo castanho. Ela, que foi loira por muito tempo, ressalta ainda as vantagens e facilidades de manter a nova cor.
Matizador para cabelo castanho escuro, por Yngrid Carneiro
youtube
Até os cabelos escuros sofrem com a exposição ao sol. Por isso, não deixe de conferir as dicas da Yngrid para recuperar a cor do seu castanho e, de quebra, hidratar os fios.
Passo a passo de banho de brilho em cabelo castanho, por Julia Doorman
youtube
A Julia aposta no banho de brilho para deixar o cabelo sedoso e com um aspecto natural. O processo resulta em madeixas soltinhas e bem hidratadas.
O castanho escuro é aquela cor curinga que está sempre em alta. Além de fácil de manter, une estilo, sofisticação e versatilidade. Não tenha medo de mudar e aposte no tom para as suas madeixas!
O post Cabelo castanho escuro: ideias, tinturas e dicas para manter a cor apareceu primeiro em Dicas de Mulher.
Cabelo castanho escuro: ideias, tinturas e dicas para manter a cor Publicado primeiro em https://www.dicasdemulher.com.br/
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Text
Cabelo castanho escuro: ideias, tinturas e dicas para manter a cor
O cabelo castanho escuro é aquele tipo de cabelo versátil, fácil de cuidar e que fica bem em todas as mulheres. Seja em madeixas curtinhas, médias ou longas, a cor valoriza e realça os traços femininos com brilho e elegância.
Se você quer mudar de visual mas não sabe muito bem qual cor escolher para os fios, veja só a lista de inspirações que preparamos abaixo. O castanho escuro irá te conquistar!
Índice do conteúdo:
Cabelo curto
Cabelo médio
Cabelo longo
Cabelo com luzes
Cores e tinturas
Dicas para cuidar
Cabelo castanho escuro curto
O castanho escuro cai como uma luva para quem tem o cabelo curtinho. O tom marrom deixa este corte moderno ainda mais bonito. Veja:
1. A cor fica um charme no corte pixie
Manu Gavassi
2. Valoriza penteados ousados
Maria Borges
3. Fica ótima no clássico chanel liso
Bruna Marquezine
4. Ou com uma finalização mais despojada
Tamires Correa
5. Acessórios coloridos criam um belo contraste com o castanho
Camila Coelho
6. E a luz do sol realça a beleza da cor
Fong Min Liao
7. O tom certo para quem quer um visual moderno
Luiza Junqueira
Impossível resistir à cor, né? Deu para ver que de “sem graça” o castanho escuro não tem nada!
Cabelo castanho escuro e médio
Quem tem o cabelo médio também pode aderir à cor para valorizar o corte. Confira:
8. A combinação long bob + castanho escuro não tem erro
Estela Newbold
9. É também a cor perfeita para as crespas
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
10. Combina com roupas coloridas
Thais Carla
11. Com tons mais sóbrios
Bruna Unzueta
12. Ou com uma combinação monocromática
Vic Ceridono
13. Sinônimo de versatilidade
Kéfera
14. Não se apaixonar pelo tom é praticamente impossível!
Erika Hius
São tantas inspirações lindas que fica difícil não sair correndo para o salão. Bora colorir as madeixas!
Cabelo castanho escuro longo
O castanho escuro é ainda o queridinho das adeptas ao cabelo longo que querem evidenciar a imponência dos fios. Olha só:
15. A cor ilumina o rosto
Paolla Oliveira
16. Fica maravilhosa com uma make básica
Jordyn Woods
17. No estilo “acordei linda”
Mari Saad
18. Ou com uma make mais chamativa
Mariana Sampaio
19. Fica linda em mulheres de qualquer idade
Ashley Graham
20. Sejam elas jovens
Fabi Santina
21. Ou mais maduras
Naomi Campbell
22. Ter cabelo castanho é sentir-se bela todos os dias
Tanesha Awasthi
23. E arrasar em qualquer ocasião!
Bianca Andrade
O cabelo longo é um clássico que nunca sai de moda e, independente da textura do fio, a cor garante beleza e harmonia ao rosto.
Cabelo castanho escuro com luzes
As luzes são uma opção estilosa para clarear o cabelo sem abrir mão do fundo castanho escuro. Os tons podem variar do discreto ao mais iluminado:
24. As luzes só realçam a imponência dos fios cacheados
Mari Morena
25. Criam um tom sobre tom incrível com o castanho escuro
Ellarie
26. Inspiração maravilhosa para quem ama um long bob cacheado
Nathalie Barros
27. Os fios claros podem começar mais perto da raiz
Jen Chae
28. Ou um pouco mais abaixo
Flávia Alessandra
29. Nada como dar um up no cabelo para se sentir linda
Nina Gabriella
30. E por que não optar pelas luzes?
Laura Ancona
Depois de tantas inspirações, você já deve estar com vontade de repaginar as madeixas, não é mesmo? Mas antes de tudo, lembre-se de procurar por um profissional qualificado, já que as luzes requerem um processo de descoloração que, se feito sem cuidado, pode danificar os fios.
Cores e tinturas de cabelo castanho escuro
Para conquistar o castanho escuro dos sonhos, você pode apostar em tinturas ou tonalizantes. Confira a seleção de produtos abaixo:
Onde comprar
Tintura Koleston 30 Castanho Escuro, na Drogaria São Paulo
Tintura Imédia L’Oréal 3 Castanho Escuro, nas Drogarias Pacheco
Coloração Cor & Ton 3.0 Castanho Escuro, na Ikesaki Cosméticos
Tintura Beauty Color Castanho Escuro 3.0, nas Americanas
Kit Tonalizante Supéria Color Amend Castanho Escuro, no Submarino
Tonalizante Haskell Excllusiv Castanho Escuro, nas Americanas
Enquanto a tintura muda a cor dos fios permanentemente, o tonalizante é mais suave e dura cerca de 20 a 25 lavagens. Este último é uma boa escolha se você quer “testar” o castanho escuro antes de aplicar o tom de forma definitiva no cabelo.
Dicas para cuidar do castanho escuro
Um cabelo brilhoso e cheio de vida requer atenção e cuidados especiais. Confira a seguir dicas valiosas para manter as madeixas saudáveis e iluminadas!
Tintas, produtos e cuidados com o cabelo castanho, por Lu Ferreira
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No vídeo, a Lu dá dicas para cuidar do cabelo castanho. Ela, que foi loira por muito tempo, ressalta ainda as vantagens e facilidades de manter a nova cor.
Matizador para cabelo castanho escuro, por Yngrid Carneiro
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Até os cabelos escuros sofrem com a exposição ao sol. Por isso, não deixe de conferir as dicas da Yngrid para recuperar a cor do seu castanho e, de quebra, hidratar os fios.
Passo a passo de banho de brilho em cabelo castanho, por Julia Doorman
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A Julia aposta no banho de brilho para deixar o cabelo sedoso e com um aspecto natural. O processo resulta em madeixas soltinhas e bem hidratadas.
O castanho escuro é aquela cor curinga que está sempre em alta. Além de fácil de manter, une estilo, sofisticação e versatilidade. Não tenha medo de mudar e aposte no tom para as suas madeixas!
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