You’re here because you want something beyond the typical school experience, and we get that. Aveda Institute Madison is more than a school, and that’s why the student experience expands beyond the classroom. Students get to stretch their creativity and explore the different dimensions of the beauty industry through interactive lessons from guest instructors, competitions, networking with industry experts and potential employers and more. Below you will find guest blog posts from real students sharing their experiences at Aveda Institute Madison.
Kathmandu, Nepal–More than 5,200 have lost their lives after a devastating earth quake and more than 9,200 gave been injured. Eight million affected across Nepal. One million children urgently in need of help. Those are the startling numbers that indicate the scale of the devastation from the...
Are you ready for some seriously thick hair? We've got the answer. Aveda's newest prep and style product, Thickening Tonic is almost here. When you pre-order this new product receive a complimentary sample of the new Aveda Thickening Tonic (while supplies last, limit one per customer). Why We...
The Madison Museum of Contemporary Art will host its fourth celebration of Hair Affair: The Art of Hair on Thursday, April 23, 2015. During the Hair Affair event, high-flying hair sculptures, designed by premier Madison-area salons, will take center-stage as models descend the museum’s stunning glass staircase...
A look Inside Earth Month with Aveda Aveda Cares About Clean Water We’ve raised more than $32 million for environmental causes since 2007 and given $26 million to clean water projects locally and around the world. Supporting Clean Water Impacts Causes that Matter Supporting clean water in regions around...
As many of you know, April is Earth Month. Every year we dedicate a month to simply living the Aveda Mission. Earth Month gives us a moment to reconnect to why we do what we do-for the planet and more specifically, clean water. April makes...
Every day, millions of women and children in developing countries walk miles to retrieve water for their families. In most cases, even after their difficult and tiring trek, the water they retrieve is undrinkable. Not only is water extremely heavy, many times the journey can be...