January/March 2015
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Nayaana<br />
Sarahy<br />
Minjares<br />
Nayaana makes her client’s comfort<br />
and trust her top priorities.<br />
Written By Rebecca Bermudez<br />
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Photo by David Clark<br />
How many of us can say that we entered our high school<br />
bathroom expecting a breathtaking new haircut and actually<br />
walked out with one? Several San Miguel High School friends<br />
of Nayaana Sarahy Minjares are lucky enough to have walked<br />
into that bathroom, head held high and in defiance of all<br />
odds emerged looking, yup, BETTER than when they walked<br />
in. Nayaana, age 23, a 15 year Tucsonan (not to mention<br />
borderline magician with a curling wand), has a long standing<br />
history of working wonders on those that find their way to her<br />
chair.<br />
Like many of us, Nayaana took several detours along<br />
the way to her current place as a passionate up-and-coming<br />
member of the beauty community. She meandered through<br />
several careers, searching for the right fit before finding herself<br />
back where her true talent and motivation, the beauty industry.<br />
This realization led to her attending and graduating from The<br />
Aveda Institute Tucson where she honed her craft and gained<br />
the experience necessary to begin her profession. She initially<br />
wanted to own her own salon but then found a love of editorial<br />
and runway work, noting she enjoys, “all of the creative<br />
freedom it gives her” and states she has been hooked ever since<br />
she first worked in this area.<br />
Despite being a bright eyed and bushy tailed new graduate,<br />
she has hit the ground running, styling hair for the Tucson<br />
Model Magazine All White Party this past July as well as<br />
their Red Carpet Awards Gala at The Fox Theater downtown.<br />
She also brought her talents to Tucson Fashion Week where<br />
she styled hair for many of the runway models. She has also<br />
branched into the world of makeup, having worked on the hair<br />
and makeup for the Buffalo Exchange Fashion Show hosted at<br />
the Desert Museum as well as numerous weddings and other<br />
special events.