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AT THE HEART

OF HAIRDRESSING

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editorial

It’s hard to speak positively of the Pandemic; we will all look back on it as a cruel blight on

our lives and as a time when all the values we hold most dear - freedom & the right to

decide, access to friends & family, the power to control our own destiny - were forcibly, yet

necessarily taken away from us. Yet, as we emerge and resume all the social and work

True Grey

by Wella Professionals

activities which we hold so dear, those associated with the hair industry can look back with a

sense of pride at their own strength, determination and resilience throughout everything.

Hair education went online and the

industry embraced it - now everyone is

talking about ‘going hybrid’ - combining

face-to-face training with digital learning.

That must be a positive, surely? Blended learning has been around for years, but who’d have

thought it could be so successful in hairdressing, where ‘hands on’ has always been deemed

as the only way to do it? Then, there’s been a similar approach at trade fairs. Many of the

great international hair and beauty exhibitions in Europe, Asia and the USA have drawn

from the experiences of lockdown and also gone hybrid by supporting face-to-face events

with digital platforms in order to include international visitors who are unable to attend in

person. This is just one more example of how, in the future, we can look back at the

Pandemic and how it’s changed our working lives – and that those changes aren’t all bad!

Gary Kelly,

Editor-in-Chief, Estetica UK

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Estetica n. 3/2021

contents

PUBLISHER AND

MANAGING DIRECTOR

Roberto Pissimiglia

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Gary Kelly

estetica.uk@lineone.net

INTERNATIONAL

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Laura Castelli

l.castelli@estetica.it

INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING

COORDINATOR

Monica Tessari

m.tessari@estetica.it

LAYOUT

Manuela Artosi

m.artosi@estetica.it

Davide Cardente

d.cardente@estetica.it

UK SALES & MARKETING

MANAGER

Luca Pissimiglia

l.pissimiglia@estetica.it

CONTRIBUTORS

FRANCE

Marie Coccoluto

SPAIN

Elisabet Parra,

Cristina Hernández

DEUTSCHE AUSGABE

Michaela Dee

ITALIA

Lucia Preziosi,

Glorianna Vaschetto

USA

Marie Scarano

DIGITAL

Erica Balduini,

Ludovica Cavalli,

Erika Marchese,

Wilma Sommariva

Fashion Fresh Attitude 10

Trends Signature Looks 16

Trends French Balayage 22

Anniversary Creating Memories 82

Education Motivational Educators 84

Step by Step Haute Coiffure 90

international trends

Curl Mania 33

Discover the

Signature Looks

that have defined

the careers of

some of our top

international

creatives.

The catwalks take

a breath of fresh air

as they transfer to

the great outdoors!

LET’S RESTART TOGETHER!

ARE YOU READY FOR COSMOPROF 2022?

RESTART: this will be the keyword for the next edition of Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna,

in Bologna from 10 th to 14 th March 2022.

The exhibition, the most representative event for the global cosmetic industry, will welcome

again the main players of the industry, from all over the world, offering the traditional itineraries

through the different sectors and distribution channels: from Thursday to Sunday, the event

will introduce the pavilions dedicated to the production chain of Cosmopack and to the retail

and perfumery segment of Cosmo Perfumery and Cosmetics, while from Friday to Monday

Bologna will welcome the professional operators with Cosmo Hair, Nail and Beauty Salon.

Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna 2022 will offer, in one event, all the key figures of the hair sector,

from companies to distributors, from hairdressers to hair salon owners, from trend experts

to international scale hairstylists. An appointment very much anticipated for the hair segment,

with stakeholders ready to meet again in person, after months of restrictions and distancing

rules, and share experiences and new projects, strengthen commercial relationships and discover

the new trends of the sector.

“The world of the hairstyle has been revolutionized by what

has happened in the last few months, – highlights Enrico

Zannini, General Manager of Cosmoprof Worldwide

Bologna. – The digitalization and the growth of e-commerce

have given a substantial boost to direct sales to consumers,

but at the same time, they represent a new important

challenge for the professional channel. Today, brands,

distributors and operators must join forces to re-establish

the quality of the sector and regain consumers’ loyalty.

Cosmoprof 2022 will bring the attention back to the

relationships between companies and hairdressers,

with the objective of encouraging consumers’ return

to hair salons and re-assert the value of the experience

and professionalism of hairstylists.”

THE VOICES OF THE INDUSTRY

The cosmetic industry is animated by a strong optimism:

after having demonstrated to be able to withstand the

unpredictable scenario of the recent months, entrepreneurs

are now ready to meet the market’s requirements with

innovations, quality and professionalism. Cosmoprof is the

perfect stage to start a new development path.

“Cosmoprof has its own magic that cannot be substituted

by a digital event. Barex Italiana will participate as always,

celebrating 53 years of presence at the exhibition and

continuing to consider it the most strategically important

exhibition on an international level,” says Carlo Baiesi,

founder and Managing Director of Barex Italiana. The

return of Cosmoprof Bologna symbolizes a new signal of

recovery, a step towards a (new) normality. Finally together

for a few days, with the desire for direct relationships, pawing

at the idea of showing to the public what we have been

creating. The pandemic will definitely impose new guidelines,

but it will not take away our wish to meet and tell.”

“Cosmoprof is surely a strategic presence for us to resume

conversations with our potential stakeholders and strengthen

past relationships after this long pandemic”, highlights

Davide Bollati, President of Davines Group, who pauses

on the need of a more sustainable approach for the sector.

“It becomes more and more evident that the only way to start

and accelerate the necessary transformation of our current

social-economic extractive model towards a new regenerative

paradigm is to create alliances and multilateral coalition.

These would work jointly to achieve the objective. For this

reason, we created the Regenerative Society Foundation,

of which I am the Vice-President, with the aim to promote a

dialogue between stakeholders on the topic of regenerative

economy, climate change and individual and collective

wellness as engine of the economy itself. Moreover,

it spreads knowledge and supports regeneration projects

in many sectors and geographies. We recently announced

the partnership with Rodale Institute in the field of organic

regenerative agriculture. The new Davines Group – Rodale

Institute European Regenerative Organic Center, starting from

next autumn, will include an area of 10 hectares around

the Davines Village in Parma and will concentrate its activities

on the tight relationship between agriculture and the

cosmetic sector”.

Many are the companies that at Cosmoprof Worldwide

Bologna will present new projects and growth plans. “This

difficult time represented a great challenge for everyone.

We took advantage of this forced break to bring forward our

corporate and market expansion plans, as well as product

development, – highlights Nico Parnazzini, Chief Executive

Officer of Nuova Fapam. “We look forward to sharing these

while finally participating in person to exhibitions that are

fundamental for collaboration and exchange, especially for

a dynamic sector such as the beauty and cosmetic one.

Our company was recently at the center of a development

project that included a commercial and corporate expansion

plan, which saw the involvement of Mandarin Capital Partners

fund. An important challenge that aims high. We started and we

did it with a broad-spectrum vision. “

Oyster Cosmetics too started a transformation process in the

last few months, adapting themselves to the new market needs.

Dimitri Markomichelakis, Marketing Director of OYSTER

COSMETICS Spa, offers a detailed picture of the ongoing

process: “The company launched a new medium/long-term

development plan, both industrial and strategic, aimed to

internationalize and boost the 3 main areas of business:

Professional, Consumer and Private Label. During these times

of cuts and reductions, Oyster Cosmetics implemented the

Strategic-Operative Marketing and the Sales Management Italia,

with the integration of two new managers with many years of

experience in the cosmetic sectors and of 14 agents specialized

in the Consumer channel. We will therefore continue to attend

international exhibitions to promote our multichannel and

multibrand identity”.

The return of in-person exhibitions is a key element for

companies leaders of the hair segment, to resume normal

business relationships. To highlight this aspect is Daniela

Moroni, Export Manager of Pool Service. “Participating

in OnBeauty and in Cosmoprof 2022 is for us a synonym of

optimism and great enthusiasm. It has been a few months since

we started feeling the need of our hairstylists to meet ag

ain and participate in live shows to develop their creativity.

The concept that the Hair Company Professional’s stylists

will bring on stage refers to the idea of “duality”, inspired by

the contrasting feelings that we experience on a daily basis,

exploding in versatile looks that convey a new self-concept”. This

event has always been the meeting point for the main players

of the professional hair sector and this year more than ever

it symbolizes the beginning of a new birth and a new start.”

Keep following us for updates on Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna!

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Fresh

attitude

Too much time stuck inside? Big catwalk shows have been

heading for the great outdoors. A display of crackling vitality!

How better to break with monotony and broaden horizons?!

Laura Castelli

Milano Philosophy

Iceberg/Courtesy of Press Office

Ravizza/Courtesy of Press Office

Shiatzy Chen/Courtesy of Press Office

La Doublej/Courtesy of Press Office

Raf Simons/Courtesy of Press Office

Elie Saab/Courtesy of Press Office

Natural accents for

a fresh kind of glam.

Environment + fashion:

the next big thing?

McCartney/Courtesy of Press Office

Cromantica/Courtesy of Press Office

Beccaria/Courtesy of Press Office

Naeem Khan

Colangelo/Courtesy of Press Office

fashion

Beccaria/Courtesy of Press Office

Evel ea ni ommolo ma

gnam nimporeperit re

volorporro eat eum cone

cto in nost liti occumque

volorenes demped quas

quu ntum oi oioi oioi.

Moschino

Kenzo/Courtesy of Press Office

Cromantica/Courtesy of Press Office

Elie Saab/Courtesy of Press Office

Genny/Courtesy of Press Office

Beccaria/Courtesy of Press Office

Catwalks Photos: IMAXtree.com

Iceberg/Courtesy of Press Office

Elie Saab/Courtesy of Press Office

La Doublej/Courtesy of Press Office

The intrigue comes from the contrast. In other words, what are super tops doing combined with

airtight mosquito nets or evening dresses for a countryside jaunt? And what has couture got to do

with harvest festival!? Nothing, unless you’re craving an expression of change. It’s pure escapism.

fashion

McCartney/Courtesy of Press Office

The allure of the

countryside awakens

creativity dulled by

too much waiting

Cromantica/Courtesy of Press Office

Catwalks Photos: IMAXtree.com

Beccaria/Courtesy of Press Office

Raf Simons/Courtesy of Press Office

Elie Saab/Courtesy of Press Office

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Ravizza/Courtesy of Press Office

Iceberg/Courtesy of Press Office

Kenzo/Courtesy of Press Office

Genny/Courtesy of Press Office

Catwalks Photos:

IMAXtree.com/

Andrea Adriani

Milano Philosophy

Lace-up, asymmetric

intertwining

festooned with glitter

and macramé. Even

faux fur gets a

surprising look-in.

Who’d have thought?

Colangelo/Courtesy of Press Office

Signature Looks

Every stylist and colourist the world over has created that

one special iconic look which they identify with most.

Gary Kelly and Marie Scarano

It’s that very special piece of work which they feel defines who they are as a hair creative in terms of their

skill and creativity. We asked just a few of our favourite contributors from the UK and the USA to tell us

more about their own unique Signature Look and what inspired them to create such an outstanding image.

URBAN UPDO

“Editorial style updos have been my sort of personal signature look since 2017 when this image was shot. I love creating the unexpected.

Here there is contradiction between the square lines on the side and the “curl mohawk” on top. It’s hard and soft at the same time (another

contradiction). The look is strong, but the hair still just looks like looped silk. This image is from my first solo collection shot in NYC, and I

have a sentimental attachment as well since I live in the city. Components of this style have been used in a multitude of different collections,

so I feel like it was the first of a little trend setter. This look is one of the few that I don’t have self-criticism about. Often, I look at my work

and “wish” i had done something differently, but when it comes to this style, it feels just perfect to me.” Mirza Batanovic, USA

Hair: Mirza Batanovic for Eufora/Photo: Richard Monsieurs/Make-up: Alecia Butchko/Wardrobe: Jennifer Daniels

TIMELESS

“Having spent so much time doing session work its quite hard when it comes to defining my own signature style. When I created

my first collection KILLER, I described it as uncategorizable, which I believe I am when it comes to cutting, styling and colour. This

particular shot is part of that collection of images and I’ve chosen it as I believe it will maintain the element of timelessness in its

simplicity and understatement.” Adam Reed, UK

Hair: Adam Reed at Adam Reed London/Make-up: Lan Nguyen Grealis

Photo: Alex Barron Hough/Fashion: Gabriel Cooper

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GEOMETRIC BEAUTY

“My signature look would have to be represented by clean work, it doesn't matter if it's up work,

cutting, colour, runway, high style it has to be clean. Much of my inspiration comes from artists I

admire, Gaudi, Picasso and Dali, their approach to shape and design is mind blowing. With such a

beautiful foundation in art how can you not want to be part of that? A great haircut surrounded with

an amazing colour and style is always a good way to start I always try to push the edge, I believe it’s

our responsibility to keep things fresh, runway, editorial and high fashion are always full of surprises,

take your time, keep it clean and be the artist you want to be.” Michael Haase, USA.

Hair: Michael Haase/Photo: Nick Berardi/Wardrobe: Onna Suhovy

DOUBLE TAKE

“I would describe my signature style as looks which combine our brand ethos of style, beauty and expertise. I

am always drawn towards beautiful and simple shapes and colours that really have the consumer in mind,

demonstrating inspirational and aspirational hair for both hairdressers and clients alike. This image shot for

my Chromatic collection is a perfect representation of the Russell Eaton brand ethos. It celebrates the classic

bob and the lines and shapes that can be created with it. The key with this image was to show two different

fringes – one strong and sharp, the other a lot more broken up to show different types of texture within a bob.

Hair: Robert Eaton, Creative Director at Russell Eaton Salons/Photo: Richard Miles

Makeup: Lucy Flower/Styling: Clare Frith/Products: Wella Professionals

DISCONNECTION

The V is an iconic Sam Villa style that focuses on the art of disconnection, a discipline highlighted in

his education.. With disconnection, stylists master the under layering, sectioning, and positioning

needed to create modern looks with volume, movement, and hidden texture. Forget perfect ends and

symmetrical shapes, it’s about customization, creativity, angular discrepancies, and natural finishes. As

Sam says, “The past is where we learn, the present and future is where we apply it.” – Sam Villa, USA.

Hair: Sam Villa, Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Sam Villa and Global Artistic Ambassador for Redken

Photo: Xander Angeles / Haircolor: George Garcia / Make-up: David Frank Ray

FOREVER RED

“Why RED as my signature? Red hair expresses vibrancy and life. I like the strength of reds. Women feel

bold and strong with an amazing haircut topped off with a red that works for them. Achieving this feeling

for guests quickly became the basis for my signature of sharper lines accompanied by a full palette of

show-stopping reds. Why play it safe when it comes to hair colour? If my guest is ready to be bold and

beautiful... I am the one to take them there!” Joanne Rempel, USA

Hair Colour: Joanne Rempel for Eufora/Haircut: Philip Carreon/Photo: Evan Duning/Makeup: Nina Reminder

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CONTEMPORARY

“I’m a haircutter and that’s why I chose this look as my signature look. I love the bob shape, but it has a twist with the waves and the

short rounded but slightly broken fringe. The waves add a freshness and a contemporary edge to the bob shape, with the short fringe

being the perfect foil for the models beautiful eyes. There was no doubt that this should be a black and white image, the monotone

contrasts showcase the shape and the outline of the hair.” Bruno Marc, UK

Hair: Bruno Marc Giamattei @Marc Antoni Salons/Photo: Jamie Blanshard/Make-up: Katie Moore

Styling: Bernard Connolly/Products: JOICO

ETERNITY

“This look is all about effortless beauty and confidence – strong yet feminine. It’s the perfect ponytail but it’s simple and sexy, not twee

and over-styled. I knew I would be shooting in black and white, so the colour had to be a striking blonde to illuminate the look and

make a real statement. The cut is pretty with an edgy texture, while effortlessly pulled back with leather hair wraps to signify strength.

This look was inspired by the cool, raw and untouched sexiness of 90’s Calvin Klein and Vera Wang; total understated confidence.

I wanted the image to encapsulate the Tim Scott-Wright brand - simple but beautiful with maximum impact. Our salon brand is

about beautiful commercial hair. We create hair that reflects a Vogue or Harper’s Bazaar front cover. The 90s theme was a playful nod

to the big ad campaigns of the era – a time that inspired my professional career greatly. Kate Moss, Helena Christensen and Linda

Evangelista remain my fashion icons and I hope the image does the point of reference justice.” Tim Scott Wright, UK

Hair: Tim Scott Wright Art Team/ Photo: James Nicklin/Make up: Stacey Ellen Simpson

Styling: Tim Scott Wright Art Team

trends

“Texture is absolutely my signature look. They call me the "texture queen" for a reason. My whole career has been defined by

texture. It began when I started in a salon that worked primarily with afro texture hair. When I moved back to Seattle in the 80's

I started perming EVERYONE...and they listened. Before long, it was what I was known for in our industry. There's no looking

back now. Texture is a broad term, and the shapes may change with the season, but texture is the constant. What makes texture my

signature is how I enhance a curl pattern with cut and colour. Shape can be a profile, but it can also be internalized and reflected

back out through individualized style choices.” Lisa Vann, USA

Hair Color, Cut and Style: Lisa Vann, Vann Studio, Seattle, WA for Eufora/ Photo: David Rossa, Denver CO.

Make Up Artist: Hannah Vann, Vann Studio, Seattle, WA/Model: Brittany Mason, Los Angeles, CA

20 trends TEXTURE QUEEN

Lorem

PERSONA

I have chosen a shot from the Persona collection I created for my British Hairdresser of the Year nomination in 2018. It was

difficult to choose as each shot had a strong backstory – this was chosen as I loved the mood and hair content. I wanted to create

an unexpected religious character, captured in black and white, aged with history. To get this shot – the model laid on the floor

and I applied product to direct the hair into what would be conceived as a ‘anti-gravity’ shape. For me it’s important to surround

yourself with like-minded people and on this shoot I had the dream team, a family that saw my vision. Creating this collection

was one of my most memorable times, tapping into boundaries without restrictions! This whole story is what I love about our

craft, how we can create characters with authenticity in hair, fashion, makeup. Art is always subjective I know but I love things that

both challenge the mind.” Darren Ambrose, UK

Hair: Darren Ambrose @ D&J Ambrose/Photo: Jenny Hands/Make-up: John Christopher

Fashion: Anne Shore and Jackie Ambrose

STRONG & SEXY

“This photo is my all-time fav and my best signature look, I love everything about this photo. Firstly

orange and blue are my favourite colours, I love that they have contrast and harmony all at the same

time. The wardrobe stylist I worked with totally captured my concept of a strong black leather outfit

that was sexy, unique and delicate at the same time. The hair is clean and not complicated and has a

strong impact, I added the change of direction in the front to create more interest. I do love this

image and I think it speaks to me and who I am as an artist very well.” Dana Lyseng, USA

Hair: Dana Lyseng/Photo: Greg Swales/Make-up: Amber-Rae Mensing

Wardrobe: Ivanka Skrypnyk/Products: Wella Professionals

DYNAMIC

“This image was from our second in a series of exciting, more commercial campaign shoots – it was a great

exercise for me as it was important to retain the element of commerciality whilst injecting a bit of ‘wow’. I

have chosen this photo as my signature style – as there still nothing more popular in the Mark Leeson salons

than the bob – but by adding modern colouring techniques to this timeless classic cut – it brings a dynamic,

fresh youthfulness.” Mark Leeson, UK

Hair: Mark Leeson @ Mark Leeson/Photo: Richard Miles/Make-up: Lan Nguyen Grealis Fashion M&R

trends

125

French

Balayage

After his university course failed to

live up to his expectations, Paul made

a complete career change to fulfil his

creativity and decided to attend night

school at a local college where he completed

his NVQ in hairdressing. Paul

loved hairdressing and loved learning,

attending many courses and undertaking

online education to hone and

develop his skills. Once he had found

his direction, Paul was unstoppable,

initially working from home and then

as a manager of a local salon.

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“

PAUL WATTS ANSWERS OUR QUESTIONS

ABOUT THIS LOW MAINTENANCE

TECHNIQUE, WHICH IS ABOUT TO TAKE

THE COLOUR WORLD BY STORM!

”

Paul Watts, JOICO European Design Team Member, has an intense passion for colour.

This is backed up by his technical ability, which has made him one of the top go-go- to

stylists for innovative colour. He gives answers to some important questions about the

technique and explains how best to achieve it.

What is the French balayage?

It is a new trend set to take the industry by storm. It’s a new colour placement technique,

which brings together different hues of blonde and brunette in a subtle yet striking way.

Colours such as honey blonde, mocha and toned copper will be hugely popular as we

approach Autumn/Winter. This new colour philosophy, takes the original balayage back

to it Parisian roots, creating that effortless, graceful colour that is seen on the beautiful

women around the city of love. It is luminous, healthy and completely effortless.

How is it achieved?

The beauty of balayage is that it is a highly personalised colour technique, tailored to the

requirements of the client, taking into the account their hair type, texture and

condition. In order to achieve this, it’s all about the placement of the colour and having

the artistic eye which allows you to blend the colours in such a subtle way that it looks

completely natural. Working with freehand colour placement, the colours are ‘painted

on’ and placed un sections which highlight the cut and the clients face shape, with

colours being separated by cotton wool padding or loose foils.

Which hair type does this suit?

This new trend is suitable for all hair types – no one is excluded.

Does it suit all complexions?

Yes! The beauty of any balayage trend is that the colour can be completely tailored to

suit the clients skin tone and complexion – its 100% personalised to them. Gone are the

days of balayage for blondes only, there are so many colour combinations available that

there this trend can be worked into darker hair colours too, not just blondes.

How to keep the style looking and feeling fantastic?

When it comes to looking after this colour between salon appointments, I always

recommend a professional colour shampoo and conditioner which protects the

colour and keeps it as vibrant as possible. My go to product would be JOICO K-Pak

Color Therapy Color Protecting Shampoo and Conditioner – this is a must have

product for all colour clients and it has amazing results. This colour-preserving

shampoo washes away dirt and debris while being gentle to colour treated hair. With

its luscious lather formulated with antioxidant-rich African Manketti and Argan oils,

you’ll actually help extend the life of your shade's vibrancy* and fight future damage

every time you wash. And of course every client must invest in a heat protection

spray to prevent damage when using heated styling appliances, which 90% of our

clients do. I recommend using the K-Pak Color Therapy Multi Perfector Daily Shine

and Protect Spray – this is a must have for any client who uses any form of heated

appliance. This leave in treatment leaves behind an invisible yet powerful shield of

protection against styling stress, heat damage and UV exposure.

French balayage is a new

colour placement technique,

which brings together

different hues of blonde and

brunette in a subtle yet

striking way.

Who Will Take Gold?

Join us for the Global Creative Awards on October 3 2021

at the Kao Salon Virtual Experience

For stylists from all over the world, the Global Creative Awards offer the chance to show off

their full creativity - without limits. The Global Creative Awards are an opportunity for stylists

to create their own, unique hair look, showcasing their innovative skills and full creative vision.

“We especially believe that the moment has come for us to show the world what true creatives

can really achieve and that nothing can stop their creativity,” said John Moroney, Global

Creative Director.

The Global Creative Awards take place on Sunday, October 3rd at 6 pm (CET). They are part

of the Kao Salon Virtual Experience, which takes place for 48 hours on October 3-4th. Over 30

different artists will share the best in technical and artistic education in colour, cutting and

styling, including a special couture collection by Angelo Seminara.

In 2021, the virtual event is open for everyone! Don’t miss being a part of the creativity and

community of Kao Salon, the home of the Goldwell, KMS, Oribe and Varis brands.

EXCITING, CREATIVE AND INSPIRATIONAL: HERE ARE THE GLOBAL

CREATIVE AWARDS FINALISTS!

#creativityneverstops

New Talent Colorist of the year

AUSTRALIA

Christiana Fuglsang

AUSTRIA

Tanja Ranacher

CANADA

Iris Garcia

CHINA

Chloe Ng

CZECH REPUBLIC

Libuše Bartesová

GERMANY

Lena Kuehn

POLAND

Krystian Klimczak

DENMARK

Caroline Hjort Larsen

HONG KONG

Angus Lai

ROMANIA

Teodora Narcisa Miron

ESTONIA

Jadviga Muratsjova

ITALY

Emanuele Toscano

SINGAPORE

Tiong Shu Teng, Steven

FINLAND

Inka-Maria Sané

NETHERLANDS

Britt Sturing

SOUTH AFRICA

Mia Crous

New Talent Colorist of the year

SPAIN

Asunción Torres Valero

SWITZERLAND

Samuela Hajdaraj

TAIWAN

Harley Liu

Katie Drury

UKRAINE

Evgen Bukhtiyarov

USA

Alexx Thompson

Men’s Hairstylist of the year

UKRAINE

Renat Murzahaleiev

Lydia Wolfe / Jack Meade

RUSSIA

Rustam Mirasov

FINLAND

Harri Åkerberg

Izaak Brading

www.kaosalondivision.com/virtualexperience

AUSTRIA

Tanja Ranacher

Avant Garde Stylist of the year

HONG KONG

Sean Chiu

TAIWAN

Shi-Han Zhou

CZECH REPUBLIC

Marcela Blechová

NORWAY

Svetlana Jouini

AUSTRALIA

Abbie Jackson

MALAYSIA

Tom Yek Teng Siong

Avant Garde Stylist of the year

Join us for

the Global

Creative Awards

on October

3 2021

at the Kao

Salon Virtual

Experience

Editorial Colorist of the year

RUSSIA

Svetlana Zaytseva

USA

Carlos Alvarez

Editorial Colorist of the year

Casey Coleman

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“Curls are like a box of chocolates - you never

know which type you’re going to get.”

Lorraine Massey

CURL

MANIA

“I ricci sono come una scatola di cioccolatini,

non sai mai quale tipo prenderai.”

„Locken sind wie eine Schachtel Pralinen.

Man weiß nie, welchen Typ man bekommt.”

“Les boucles. C’est comme se retrouver devant une boite

de chocolat. On ne sait jamais lequel on va choisir.”

“Los rizos son como una caja de bombones,

nunca sabes de qué forma los tendrás.”

Hair: Team Jacques Moisant Paris

Photo: Hiroki Taguma

Make-up: Yusaku Nakahara

They're timeless, elegant and softly seductive

in a way that transcends the confines of

conventional hair fashion trends. Imagine

your perfect on-screen heroine from that

most dreamy of period dramas – perhaps

an adaptation by Jane Austin or Charlotte

Brontë. Doubtless she will have clouds of soft

curly hair piled on top of her head!

Sono senza tempo, eleganti e dal

tocco seducente, tali da trascendere il

convenzionale dei trend coiffure. Immaginate

la vostra eroina ideale apparire sullo schermo

da uno di quei drammi d’epoca da sogno

– magari un adattamento di Jane Austin o

Charlotte Brontë... Senza dubbio il suo capo

sarà ricoperto di soffici nuvole di ricci!

Sie sind zeitlos, elegant und sanft

verführerisch auf eine Weise, die die Grenzen

konventioneller Haar-Trends überschreitet.

Stellen Sie sich Ihre perfekte Heldin auf

dem Bildschirm vor, im verträumtesten

aller historischen Dramen – vielleicht eine

Adaption von Jane Austin oder Charlotte

Brontë. In jedem Fall türmt sich eine

Wolke aus weichem, lockigem Haar auf

ihrem Kopf auf!

Intemporelles. Elégantes. Toujours

séduisantes. Elles sont hors des conventions

et des tendances coiffure. Imaginez votre

héroïne préférée apparaître au sein d'un

sublime film d'époque, dans un mélange

de Jane Austin et Charlotte Brontë. Sans

aucun doute, elle sera parée d'une chevelure

magnifiquement composée de délicates

boucles vaporeuses.

Son atemporales, elegantes y suavemente

seductores, de una manera que trasciende

los límites de las tendencias convencionales

de la moda del cabello. Imagina a tu heroína

cinematográfica de los dramas de época;

tal vez una adaptación de Jane Austin o

Charlotte Brontë. ¡Sin duda tendrá nubes de

cabello suave y rizado sobre su cabeza!

Art direction: Constance Laporte

Photo: Antoine Delage

Make-up: Celine Hum

Hair: G. Tentillier,

A. Dieu, F. Debruxelles

Photo: Pawel Wylag

Make-up: Izabela Szelagowska

Products: MK Production

Hair: Alba Andreu

@ Salones Carlos Valiente

Photo: Esteban Roca

Make-up: Nacho Sanz

Styling: Art Team

Hair: Gogen Team

Photo: Alessandro Abei

Make-up: Claudia Ferri

Styling: Edoardo De Giorgio

Hair: Marc Antoni Artistic Team

Photo: Jamie Blanshard

Products: Joico

Photo Getty Images

As Bonnie says, you can't beat

them, so why try and fight a losing

battle!? Curls are a naturally

beautiful gift and girls around the

globe are learning to embrace

them as their finest asset.

Come dice Bonnie, non puoi

batterli, quindi perché provare a

combattere una battaglia già

persa in partenza?! I ricci sono un

meraviglioso dono della natura e

le donne di tutto il mondo stanno

imparando ad apprezzarli come la

loro migliore risorsa.

Wie Bonnie schon sagt, kann man

sie nicht zähmen, warum also in

einen ausweglosen Kampf ziehen?!

Locken sind ein Geschenk der

Natur. Immer mehr Frauen weltweit

umarmen ihre Locken als ihr bestes

Kapital.

Comme le souligne Bonnie, si tu ne

peux pas te battre, pourquoi se

mettre à lutter pour une bataille

perdue d'avance. Les boucles sont

un merveilleux don de la nature.

Toutes les femmes du monde sont

en train de revaloriser leurs plus

belles ressources personnelles.

Como dice Bonnie, si no puedes

vencerlos ¿por qué enfrentarse a

una batalla perdida? Los rizos son

un regalo naturalmente hermoso y

las mujeres de todo el mundo están

aprendiendo a abrazarlos y

considerarlos como su mejor activo.

“For years

I have been

trying to

straighten

my hair, but I

have reached

a stage where

I think: I have

curly red hair,

and it’s really

great.”

Bonnie Langford

Hair: Rebecca Dickenson

Photo: John Rawson

Make-up: Maddie Austin

Styling: Jamie Russell

Hair & Products: Elgon

Creative Direction: Toni Pellegrino

Artistic Direction: Salvo Binetti

Photo: Domen & Van de Velde

Products: Redken, Kérastase,

L'Oréal Professionnel

Hair: Mitù

Photo: Lorenzo Sampaolesi

Make-up: Claudia Ferri

Products: Wella

Hair: Lucca & Yvan Estatoff

Photo: Bruno Estatoff

Make-up: Morgane Guillet

“ Curly hair

expresses a

particular beauty

not without

restlessness: in

their shapes they

have something

of the wind

and the swirling

of the waters.”

Fabrizio Caramagna

“Curly hair is

as beautiful as

it is demanding.”

Anonymous

Left page.

Above:

Hair & Styling: Ivan Rodriguez

Photo: Luis Arzate

Make-up: T. Peralta

& G. del Toro

Bottom:

Hair: Amine Badaoui

Photo: Loris Hug

“They say the hair

is everything, you

know. Have you

ever buried your

nose in a mountain

of curls... just

wanted to go to

sleep forever?

Or lips... and when

they touched, yours

were like... that

first swallow of

wine... after you just

crossed the desert.”

Al Pacino

In this page.

Above

Hair: Thierry Lothmann

Photo: Jules Egger

Make-up: Émeline Marret

Bottom

Hair: Elise Antoine

Photo: Pawel Wylag

Make-up: Natasza Bigos

Hair: team Contrasto/Photo: Marco Di Filippo

Color: Alessandro Fiorin - Gionathan Contino, Fanola Technical Team

Art Direction: David Katchadourian & Pascal Latil

Hair: Alexandra Grey Team/Photo: Pascal Latil

Hair: Jose Urrutia/Photo: Esteban Roca/Make-up: Nacho Sanz

Hair: Alessandro Bonetto/Photo: Arianna Borsarelli /Make-up: Arianna Scapola

Art Direction: Tom Connell

Photo: Jon Gorrigan

Make-up: Jose Bass

Styling: Steph Stevens

Products: Davines

Hair: Let Lew

Photo: Richard Miles

Make-up: Zoe Cornwell

Styling: Amy Still

Hair: Éric Zemmour

Photo: Stéphane Gagnard

Make-up: Kelly McClain

Products: L’Oréal Pro,

Babyliss Pro, Mizutani scissors

Hair: The Artistic Team Inebrya

Photo: Filippo Fortis

Hair: Anna Barroca

Photo: David Arnal

Make-up: Anna González

Styling: Ikka’s & Yons

Hair: Mikel Luzea

Photo: David Arnal

Make-up: Alicia Najera

Products: Revlon Professional

From the tightest of corkscrews

to the softest, most undulating

of waves, curly hair encompasses

so much of an individual's

personality: it's a statement which

demands to be noticed, to be

commented on and, perhaps above

all, to be adored.

Dal tirabaci più avvitato a quello più

morbido, la più ondeggiante delle

onde: i capelli ricci racchiudono

così tanto della personalità di un

individuo: sono un’affermazione

che pretende di essere notata,

commentata e, forse prima di ogni

altra cosa, di essere amata.

Von kleinsten Korkenzieherlocken

bis hin zu sanftesten Wellen,

lockiges Haar zeigt so viel

Persönlichkeit: Es ist ein

aufmerksamkeitsstarkes Statement,

das kommentiert und vielleicht

vor allem verehrt werden will.

Hair: Ulta Beauty Pro Team

De la boucle la plus serrée et à la

plus souple. Des ondulations tout

en délicatesse. Les cheveux frisés

regorgent de mille personnalités.

Une affirmation individuelle qu'il

est indispensable de mettre en

valeur, de chouchouter, et bien-sûr

d'aimer.

Desde el rizo más ensortijado

hasta las ondas más suaves y

onduladas, el cabello rizado

muestra gran parte de la

personalidad de un individuo: es

una declaración que exige ser

notada, comentada y, quizás sobre

todo, adorada.

“I was born

with curly

hair. It fits my

personality

and totally

expresses

who I really

am.”

Photo Getty Images

Erin Wasson

Hair: Thomas Hills

Photo: Richard Miles

Make-up: Jo Sugar

Styling: Bernard Connolly

Art direction: A. Cruzel

& M. Pacheco

Photo: Pascal Latil

Make-up: Mariana Miteva

Styling: Véronique Suchet

Creative direction: Gogen team

for Alter Ego Italy International

Photo: Marco Di Filippo

Make-up: Trine Marie Skauen

Hair: Richard Ashforth

Producer: Live Fashion Hair

Photo: Vishal Baharani

Styling: Maison Yolé

Make-up: Yely Rodríguez

“People always expect

more of you when you

have naturally curly hair!”

Kyra Sundance

Hair: Richard Ashforth

Producer: Live Fashion Hair

Photo: Alfonso Bravo

Styling: Rubén DLima

Makeup: Juan Castañeda

“If your hair is

done properly

and you’re

wearing good

shoes, you can

get away with

anything.”

Iris Apfel

Hair: Tyler Johnston, Lesley Jennison/Photo: Simon Emmet

Make-up: Helge Branscheidt, Lisa Breitfeld

Products: Schwarzkopf Professional

Hair: Éric Zemmour/Photo: Stéphane Gagnard

Make-up: Kelly McClain/Products: L’Oréal Pro, Babyliss Pro, Mizutani scissors

“ Nobody is really

happy with what’s

on their head.

People with straight

hair want curly,

people with curly

want straight, and

bald people want

everyone to be blind. ”

Rita Rudner

Hair: Andrew Smith

Photo: Richard Miles

Make-up: Louise Lerego

Styling: Magdalena Jacobs

Hair: Daniel Gallego/Photo: Esteban Roca

Hair: Juliette den Ouden/Photo: Michelle van Dijk/Make-up: Juliette den Ouden

Hair: Pierre Ginsburg for Revlon Professional

Photo: Louis Piquemilf/Make-up: Hicham Ababsa

Hair: Mode Hair artistic team, Chipping Campden/Photo: Richard Miles/Make-up: Lan Nguyen-Grealis

Hair: Shae Tsiknaris

Photo: Bill Tsiknaris

Make-up: Sarah Smith

Styling: Liz Golding

Creative direction: Eric Maurice

Hair: A.Zachary, E. Belmonte

Photo: Latil Pascal

Make-up: Stéphanie Joffroy

Hair: Éric Zemmour

Photo: Stéphane Gagnard

Make-up: PKelly McClain

Products: L’Oréal Pro,

Babyliss Pro,

Mizutaniscissors

Hair: David Corbett

Photo: John Rawson

Make-up: James O'Reilly

and Lan Nguyen-Grealis

Styling: Jared Green

and Marika Page

Photo Getty Images

Io vivo sempre insieme ai miei capelli nel mondo / ma quando perdo il senso e non mi sento niente, / io

chiedo ai miei capelli di darmi la conferma / che esisto / e rappresento qualcosa / per gli altri / di unico vivo,

vero e sincero. / Malgrado questa pietosa impennata di orgoglio, / io tento ogni giorno che vivo / di essere

un uomo e non un cespuglio.

Niccolò Fabi's song “Capelli” (Hair),

which received an award at the

Sanremo Music Festival in 1997,

confirms that even in moments of

self doubt, our hair can be a

determining factor in identifying

who we feel we really are.

La canzone “Capelli” di Niccolò

Fabi, vincitrice del premio Festival di

Sanremo nel 1997, ci ricorda che,

anche nei momenti di insicurezza, i

nostri capelli possono svolgere un

ruolo determinante nel comprendere

chi sentiamo di essere davvero.

Niccolò Fabis Song „Capelli“

(Haare), der 1997 beim Sanremo

Festival ausgezeichnet wurde, zeigt,

dass uns unsere Haare - selbst in

Momenten der Selbstzweifel -

zeigen, wer wir wirklich sind.

Le fameux refrain « Capelli » de

Niccolò Fabi, vainqueur du Festival

de San Remo en 1997, nous

rappelle que même dans des

moments d’insécurité, nos cheveux

peuvent jouer un rôle déterminant

pour comprendre qui nous sommes

réellement.

La canción “Capelli” de Niccolò

Fabi, ganadora del Premio del

Festival de San Remo en 1997, nos

recuerda que, incluso en momentos

de inseguridad, nuestro cabello

puede jugar un papel decisivo en la

comprensión de quiénes nos

sentimos realmente.

“When I’m

losing my

senses and

feelings, I ask

my hair to

give me the

confirmation

that I exist.”

Niccolò Fabi, Capelli, 1997

Hair: Serena Hussain

Photo: Ben Fones

Art direction: François Mazeau

for Intercoiffure

Hair: N. Astruc, A. Baz, D. Cognin,

V. Moutault, D. Suquet, P. Thénard

Photo: Yves Kortum

Art direction: Cyril Laforêt

& Fabrice Parra for Kydra

Photo: Anthony Arquier

Hair: Robert Eaton

Photo: Richard Miles

Make-up: Lucy Flower

Styling: Clare Frith

Hair: HCF

Photo: Pawel Wylag, Kamil Cichon

Make-up: Izabela Szelagowska

Styling: Paula Dudziak

Production: MKProduction

Art direction: Delphine Pallaro

Photo: François Fauré

Make-up: Colombe Gardin

In This Page.

Above:

Art direction: A. Cruzel

& M. Pacheco

Photo: Pascal Latil

Make-up: Mariana Miteva

Bottom:

Hair: Geoffrey Tentillier

Photo: Pawel Wylag

Make-up: Izabela Szelagowska

Right page.

Above:

Hair: Raffel Pagès

Photo: Kike Miranda

Bottom:

Art Direction: Sabrina Nasri

for JLD

Photo: Charlotte Lapalus

Make-up: N. Maillard, C. Carrette

“The tenacity

with which I fight

against my curly

hair is a perfect

metaphor for how

you deny who I am

in order to affirm

what I want to be.”

@ mesmeri, Twitter

“I live unkempt,

because all the

truly beautiful

things in this life

are... unkempt.”

Anonymous

“What I love most

about my hair-up

is the way the curls

that escape fall

lasciviously towards

my collarbones.”

@ IoeAnnie, Twitter

Hair: HCF/Photo: Pawel Wylag, Kamil Cichon

Make-up: Izabela Szelagowska/Production: MKProduction

Hair: Borja Carbonell/Photo: Esteban Roca

Make-up & Styling: Art Team Salones Carlos Valiente

Hair: Barry KieranMake-up: Fiona Flynn/Styling: Brian Begley

Hair: Lorems Ipsums

Photo: Aleglie Brazzoff

Make-up: Pico Pallo e sister

Styling: Alpibel Dladoirasuta

Products: Sumaimei Prof

Hair: Ross Charles/Photo: David Charles

Hair: Jude McEwen

Photo: David Mannah

Make-up: Chereine Waddell

Styling: Belinda Morton

Hair: Robert Eaton

Photo: Richard Miles

Make-up: Lucy Flower

Styling: Clare Frith

Hair: William Gray & Bianca Gray

@ Grays International

Photo: Lee Howell

Make-up: Darci Wardrope

Creative Direction: Toni Pellegrino

Art Direction: Salvo Binetti

Photo: Domen & Van de Velde

Products: Redken, Kérastase,

L'Oréal Professionnel

Art direction: A. Cruzel

& M. Pacheco

Photo: Pascal Latil

Make-up: Mariana Miteva

Products: ELP Hair Production

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Creating

Memories

75 years is a milestone that needs celebrating! Members

of The Fellowship for British Hairdressing look back at a

period in history that has seen a revolution in our industry.

Over the past 75 years there have been many changes – Vidal Sassoon changed the way hairdressers

worked; Rose Evansky invented the blow dry and new product innovation has meant that creative

boundaries have been pushed to the limit. Brothers Renato and Gino Brunas brought us Crazy

Color, while TONI&GUY brought a new way of doing salon business.

In 1946 The Fellowship of Hair Artists of Great Britain launched in a bid to give top hairdressers an

opportunity to showcase their work and skills and get together once a month. Also that year, Estetica

Magazine was launched in Italy by the Pissimiglia family, initally an Italian publication. Like the

Fellowship, Estetica also went on to enjoy international acclaim and by the early 90s, it was already

publishing local editions in several countries across Europe. Now, 75 year later, Estetica is one of the

most respected publications with some 228,000 copies distributed in 60 countries worldwide, while

the Fellowship for British Hairdressing is regarded as the doyenne of creativity.

Terry Calvert, who was the President in 2010 described the Fellowship perfectly in an interview in

2006. “The Fellowship is about all the creative people in our industry coming together to ensure our

excellence is at the forefront of British Hairdressing. It’s not about competition, but about uniting

creative minds in pushing boundaries.”

(clockwise from left):

Sally Brooks, Brooks & Brooks, London; Errol Douglas MBE;

Andrew Collinge; Akin Konizi, HOB Salons;

Ken Picton, President of the Fellowship for British Hairdressing.

Akin Konizi, HOB Academy

To celebrate its heritage, the Fellowship for British Hairdressing has put together a special glossy, coffee

table Yearbook, celebrating the last 75 years of the Fellowship and the British hairdressing industry, as

well as looking to what the future holds. We asked a few hairdressers for their memories from the last

75 years:

“I truly believe the Fellowship has played a pivotal role in my hairdressing career. Ever since being selected as a member of their F.A.M.E. Team

way back in 1994, I’ve made it my life plan to ensure that like-minded individuals continue to benefit from their membership. The Fellowship is

unmatchable – it’s like a member’s club but totally non-exclusive – there is something for everyone and everyone is welcome. It has always been

totally appropriate when it comes to the needs of the hairdresser, from both an educational and business level and the camaraderie and support to

everyone from salon groups to individuals is second to none.” Errol Douglas MBE

“Both the Fellowship and Estetica magazine have been with me throughout my whole career. I won Fellowship Image of the Year in 2005, the

same time I was entering other competitions and starting to make my mark in the industry and Fellowship Hairdresser of the Year in 2007. It’s

important that, as a hairdressing community, we come together to share ideas and inspiration, share our stories and journeys and support one

another both in business and through our creativity.” Akin Konizi, HOB Salons

“My tenure has been full of challenges but it’s been hugely rewarding and productive. Our mantra has always been about creativity and opportunity

which is the cog for everything we do. The past 18 months has given us lots of opportunity to re-evaluate what we do, and ensure we are creative,

diverse and inclusive for all. It’s humbling to be on the list with some incredible past Presidents and Presidents yet to come and I will cherish my time

with the fellowship forever. It’s been hard work and draining but I don’t want to give it up! We have had a chance to shape the future of the industry

and a social responsibility to do just that. That’s what makes the Fellowship so unique.” Ken Picton, President of the Fellowship for British Hairdressing

“I invited Vidal Sassoon as my guest of honour to the President’s Night Dinner at Claridges. He was living in California so I invited him more

out of courtesy than expectation. But I was delighted when he wrote back to say Ronnie and him would be delighted to accept. On the night Liz

and I met them when they arrived and Vidal said. “Oh, I only came to see you your dad, now where is he” and off he went. Early on in their

careers they competed against each other on the competition circuit and both joined the Fellowship in 1950. It was a wonderful to hear them both

chatting away all evening and catching up with all their stories from the Fellowship’s early days.” Andrew Collinge

“The boys of today are the men of tomorrow and the Fellowship takes the seeds and helps everyone grow. I wanted to be part of that and have been

a member for 33 years. The 1980s was a great time to be in hairdressing as there was so much creative energy and so many new possibilities and

during this decade I was made a Patron of the Fellowship. When I accepted my medal, I said once upon a time British hairdressing was number

one and there was a big gap between the rest of the world, but now the gap has closed up. My job and my responsibility is to widen that gap again

because the talent we have is capable of being number one. We must always strive to be top dog, not think we are top dog.” Trevor Sorbie MBE

“The Fellowship for British Hairdressing and Estetica have always been a constant since I entered the industry as a young, eager student.

One of my favourite events was the Fellowship Hair & Vision a few years ago with Indira Schauwecker – we sat and talked through our

inspirations, our goals and our visions and had some great feedback from the audience. It was a really intimate and relaxed event and was great

fun. It’s important we all share our visions and experiences to help each other and keep creativity alive.” Cos Sakkas, TONI&GUY

“I was shocked when I won Fellowship Hairdresser of the Year in 2019, I really wasn’t expecting it. Everyone did a very good job at keeping it

a secret! It’s always been a great award, and after I won it I --had calls and messages from people I hadn’t seen or spoken to for years.

The Fellowship is great at bringing people and the industry together.” Sally Brooks, Brooks & Brooks, London

The Fellowship Yearbook is now available to order:

visit www.fellowshiphair.com

anniversary

Motivational

Educators

Whether it be in-person, online, or a hybrid of the two,

training is the cornerstone of success in hairdressing.

Here we meet some of the experts who deliver it! Gary Kelly

When we talk about the training and education which is available in the hairdressing industry, we often

focus on the content of the courses which are available and more recently, how they are delivered – either

online, or in-person at schools and academies. This time, we’ve taken a different approach and beamed

in on just 10 of the many hundreds of outstanding trainers and educators who share their amazing skills

and creativity with their colleauges and peers asan everyday part of their working lives.

STEVE McMANUS – IG: @leaf_sales

Steve McManus has been in the professional hair industry for 20 years

and education has been at the core of everything he does. From being

Education Director for Headmasters UK, to starting the leading digital

education business Hairtribe.tv now Steve has most recently launched

Leaf. From an education point of view, Leaf has dual purpose. The first

to educate hairdressers on how to take a more sustainable approach to

hairdressing by offering the first sustainable scissor and encouraging

everyone in the industry to make more conscious decisions regarding the

planet and the environment. The second is via Leaf Academy, which was

created with the mission to educate, inspire, and empower the hairdressing

community with a mixture of trend led hairdressing tutorials and

classic foundation techniques. Steve says: “There really is nothing more

rewarding than educating someone, especially when it comes to the craft of

hairdressing. I love this industry and I love the idea of making a difference,

both to our planet and to the younger generations.”

PAUL FALLTRICK – IG: @paulfalltrick

With a career spanning over 3 decades, Paul Falltrick has earned his status of

being a renowned and much-loved industry educator. For many years, Paul

owned his own state-of-the-art training academy, where many industry names

proudly honed their craft. In addition to this, Paul was artistic director for

various brands and an integral member of their creative and education teams.

During this career, Paul has also written and perfected training and education

programmes for many big-name brands, proving his teaching approach

is trusted and sought after to educate future generations. Today, Paul still

educates, working closely with Revlon Professional as a UK Ambassador,

sharing his skills, knowledge and insight to this incredible industry. Paul says:

“I love this industry too much to not help it live on into the future. The most

important thing about being an educator, is to never stop learning yourself

and that is always what I endeavour to do. By continually learning new

techniques and skills, I can use my trusted reputation to keep bringing up-todate

and relevant education to our industry.”

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AKIN KONIZI

– IG: @hob_academy

Akin Konizi is the international creative director

to HOB Academy and is renowned for his precision

work – no one cuts a straight line quite like Akin!

Education has always been a passion for Akin, who

has won British Hairdresser of the Year four times.

In 2006 he opened the HOB Academy in Camden

Town, London, where he teaches regularly. “The

most rewarding part of educating other hairdressers

is the satisfaction. I love the look on their face

when they see themselves improving, I love that

light bulb moment. Education, for me, is based

on many factors, but discipline and practice are

essential to being successful. There also needs to be

an understanding of beauty. So, apart from teaching

just technical skills, I work on understanding

the objective of what we do. And I think that's

ultimately to make people feel attractive and good

about themselves, or for them to be able to make a

statement about who they are. It's about using your

scissors and your comb effectively, while practicing

to create the best possible line that you can. "

BRUNO MARC

– IG: @brunomarc10

Bruno Marc Giamattei is one of the most recognised and

rewarded hairdressers in the UK. As well as being one

of the International Experts representing Joico Europe,

Bruno is the leader of the Marc Antoni Artistic Team and

along with his three brothers. Bruno is also the driving

force behind the Marc Antoni Group, a five-salon

strong group based in and around Berkshire. At home,

on the salon floor, photographic studio or educational

environment, Bruno thrives in any creative situation.

Bruno’s education skills are second to none, something

he has worked tirelessly at over the years, in order to

build his experience and skill, to share these both with

those around him. Bruno is known for his energetic and

positive attitude within the hairdressing industry and

when it comes to education, those involved experience

just that – an engaging and uplifting experience. His

down to earth manner is a true representation of Bruno,

who loves nothing more than engaging with his students

and being as hands on as possible. Bruno is very indepth

when it comes to education and works with the

individual to master the skill and then continue to build

on this. Following each educational session, Bruno never

forgets a face and keeps up the communication with his

students and is always on hand to help and offer advice.

education

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Hair: Louise Jenkins, Kirby Blythe, Maria Vaughan; Photo: Joseph Scanlon;

Makeup: Sally Rowe; Dresses: Joanna Leigh Couture;

GRANT WILLIAMS

– IG: @grantdwilliams

Grant’s career in hairdressing started at the age of 16 at Reed Hair

salon in Essex. Before joining ghd, Grant Williams worked at

Headmasters as a busy stylist as part of their Soho salon. A talented

and dedicated hairdresser, Grant has a true understanding of how

working with a brand like ghd is a great addition to your salon

business. Grant’s relationship with ghd started when he won a

place on the ghd Style Squad – one of hairdressing’s most exciting

initiatives; it is designed to spot and nurture the industry stars

of the future. During the year-long programme of exceptional

education and inspirational mentoring, Grant pushed himself,

stayed informed and took every opportunity given to him, which

later led to him becoming a ghd Brand Warrior. This role saw him

work at key industry events and on education. In his role as Key

Account Educator for the UK and Republic of Ireland, Grant is

able to put his education experience to good use as he trains salons

and stylists across the country in the latest tools, techniques and

trends from ghd. Grant says: “Education has always been a passion

of mine, and I love bringing the ghd message to so many salons and

stylists. Upskilling with styling is just as important as staying ahead

with cut and colour and it’s so rewarding helping salons and stylists

to fine-tune their finishing with both classic and trend-led looks.”

Hair: Grant Williams for ghd; Photo: Ash Martin; MUA: Claudine Blythman;

Stylist: Nicole Smallwood; Manicurist: Karen Louise Nails

LOUISE JENKINS – IG: @greatlengthsuk

Louise’s career started at the age of 18, where she worked for Paul

Falltrick Hairdressing, combining running a busy salon column with

freelance education for brands as well as styling hair for shows and

shoots. Louise says: “I consider myself to be really lucky as I had so

many people around me in the early stages of my career who supported

and actively encouraged my creative growth. I took EVERY opportunity

that was thrown at me, including shoots for brands and designing and

delivering educational courses.” Louise loved education and teaching

and knew this was an area she wanted to dedicate her career to. This led

Louise to her role with Great Lengths, where, as Education and Creative

Manager, she gets to pursue her two passions – education and creativity.

“My role is so varied – from designing and managing the certification

courses, working with our amazing education team, developing business

focussed courses to ensure that the knowledge that our partner salons

are gaining is relevant to current demands and working on key creative

campaigns for the brand. Our virtual online education programme

has been a huge success and I am already working on how to evolve the

offering. Next year, we are looking at a hybrid option which will include

part theory training virtually and the option of one day in-centre

training as well. It is important that the level of technical knowledge

that our stylists have is second to none, and I am so proud to deliver

education on behalf of a brand who continuously strives to develop the

very best education in the industry!”

JOANA NEVES – IG: @joananeves

As well as being one of the leading session stylists in Guido’s team, Joana is

also Editorial Director for ALTERNA. The role came about after working with

Simon Ellis as a Schwarzkopf Global Ambassador and she was introduced to

Nikolas Tilaveridis and ALTERNA. Through this introduction, Joana became

part of the team working on educational sessions, product launches and

photographic shoots for the brand. “I believe education is so important and

I have never stopped learning throughout my entire career," explains Joana.

"My work with ALTERNA has given me a platform to share my ideas and

skills, they have given me the resources to explore this avenue. We managed

to continue educating throughout the pandemic with Instagram Live sessions

called Creative Corner and they got better and better with each one we did.

We used the technology available to share ideas with our global audience.

Education is my passion and I’d love to translate my experience in the session

world to a course for other hairdressers to attend. It’s important to understand

salon work to enable you to do session work and I think it’s an area lots of

hairdressers are interested in," Joana concludes.

COS SAKKAS

– IG @cossakkas

Cos Sakkas, International Artistic Director

and Head of Education for TONI&GUY,

says that education is his passion. “I had

great training as a young hairdresser and I

knew I always wanted to give that back to

other stylists. I couldn’t have become the

professional I am without the people who

gave up their time to pass on their skills and

knowledge to help me; I have dedicated my

life to the industry ever since. Working with

young hairdressers, established stylists and

international hairdressers on our foundation

courses at our London Academy, pushing

their creative imaginations and seeing them

learn new skills is hugely satisfying. It’s

important we share our skills and knowledge

to secure the future of hairdressing, whether

this is in an academy, on stage at a show, or

at a seminar. I work closely with our Global

Creative Director Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck

and our International Artistic Team and

I am doing what I really love. If anything,

the pandemic has given me new vigour and

enthusiasm for our industry. Times have

changed and clients are looking for that

ultimate experience, so we have to be ready

for that. Whether it’s teaching over zoom,

on a digital platform or face-to-face, being a

mentor to others is something that is really

important to me.”

ROBERT EATON – IG: @robertjeaton

Multi award-winning hairdresser Robert Eaton is the Wella

Professionals Technical Director and renowned for his incredible colour

education. When it comes to colour techniques, there is little Robert

isn’t an expert in. His Wella Colour Masterclass courses are in big

demand. His approach is hands-on and he’s not afraid to share every top

tip he knows, while his relaxed attitude and modest personality make

him a hugely popular educator. Robert’s commercial understanding of

running a business, fused with natural creative talent is truly inspiring,

making him one of the top educators around.

MARK BLAKE

– IG: @markblaketrichologist

Nioxin Ambassador, Mark Blake, is a successful salon owner and

internationally recognised Harley Street trichologist. He is the ‘go-to’

trichologist recommended by the UK’s top hairdressers. As a consultant

trichologist and educator for Wella and Nioxin, his trichology work takes

him around the world, sharing his knowledge with the biggest names in

the hairdressing industry. Mark has an incredibly personable approach

to education and manages to convey the most complex subject matter

in a way that’s easy to understand. He teaches the Wella Master Colour

Expert Maximiser course and is known for empowering his students to

confidently talk about hair and scalp issues & hair health.

education

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ghd

Hair: Patrick Wilson

Creative Direction: Amy Sontae

Photos: Claire Rothstein

Make-up: Jose Bass

Stylist: Nicole Smallwood

Nails: Megumi Mizuno

2 3 4

ghd’s AW21

Trend Reveal is

about a global

evolution from

ease to opulence.

An imagining of

a possible future,

breaking the

shackles of dreary

lockdown styles

Say goodbye to the DIY home

hair fix’s, rouse the hibernating

fashionista, don your highest

heels and transform from slounge

to sleek. Time for a reality revival!

HAUTE COIFFURE:

GET THE LOOK

1. Using ghd helios and ghd

paddle brush, dry in ghd pick me

up, directing the roots away from

the face.

2. Starting at the nape, take a

2inch section.

3. Place ghd rise horizontally

into the hair.

4. Flat wrap the hair around the

barrel of ghd rise and hold for 5

to 8 seconds.

5. Unwrap the hair from ghd rise.

6. Barrel curl and pin at the base.

7. Continue this technique until

all the hair has been barrel curled.

8. When cool, begin to release

the curls.

9. Use ghd detangling comb to

break the set.

10. Using ghd tail comb, gently

pad out the roots.

11. Using ghd paddle brush,

groom the hair into shape.

12. Pin the hair to help build

the shape.

13. When happy, remove pins

and replace with gold accessories.

14. Add multiple clips for a

fashion forward finish.

step by step

NEW GHD

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Portable, powerful, top-up tool to transform your life;

for quick, sleek and smooth hair, anywhere.

ghd unplugged is exclusively available to ghd

Partnership Programme members; for more details,

contact your local ghd business development

manager or call 01924 423400

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ghd unplugged is the

brand’s first ever

compact & cordless

styler: light, portable

and powerful, it’s perfect

for in-salon use and for

clients to top-up their

styles on the go.

s a stylist, you never accept

compromise when it comes to

delivering on your clients’

needs. The same goes when

it comes to salon tools and

equipment: you expect

the best, without

compromising on performance.

The new ghd unplugged will

completely revolutionise how you

think about stylers and how they

can perform to suit your needs.

ghd unplugged is compact,

cordless and ‘high performance’

is its middle name! It features a

speedy 45 seconds heat up time

and up to 20 minutes of

continuous styling - depending on

hair type and styling habits - plus

No Strings

Attached

65% more shine compared

to naturally dried hair - all with

no strings attached! “Our ghd

R&D team have developed the

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technology,” explains Jeroen

Temmerman, ghd CEO. “This is

what has allowed us to launch

unplugged – our portable cordless

styler that delivers the superior

performance our tools are known

and trusted for, giving consumers

and stylists the flexibility to

style anywhere, anytime.”

A combination of long-life

lithium-ion batteries with ghd

advanced dual-zone technology,

to guarantee the optimum styling

temperature of 185°C across both

plates and deliver the superior

performance that ghd is renowned

for, in a handbag sized tool.

“We continue to be dedicated to

developing pioneering technologies

and creating the best-in-class

products that tackle consumer

and professional stylist needs,”

concludes Jeroen Temmerman.

AND CLIENTS WILL LOVE IT!

ghd unplugged is the top-up

tool to transform the life of your

clients, too. It can be charged at

home or on the go using the

USB-C charging cable, and can be

safely slipped into their handbag

thanks to the heat-resistant carry

case. As well as being the perfect

tool to carry in your handbag, it’s

perfect for taking to the gym and

using while travelling. ghd

unplugged is travel-sized, flight

friendly and airport security safe,

allowing you to carry the tool in

both hold or hand luggage.

To discover more, contact your local

ghd business development manager

or call +44 (0)1924 423400.

“I’m so thrilled to be back to an on the go lifestyle and to be able to travel again. ghd unplugged is my

new best companion. I am free to style my hair whenever I want, so I can always have a good hair day.”

Chiara Ferragni, ghd international brand ambassador and face of the ghd unplugged campaign

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Elevate Client

Satisfaction!

4 new launches from Takara Belmont:

world-renowned for timeless design,

infallible quality and performance,

leading-edge technology and pure comfort.

Takara Belmont is very

excited to reveal four

exciting new products

to feast your eyes

and seat upon. After

a period of virtual

hibernation in the

global salon industry many new

product launches were put on

pause. Now, our re-emergence

and return to normality has

seen Takara Belmont release

the pause button to unveil truly

spectacular products that combine

traditional comfort, strength and

innovation at the styling station

and backwash:

94 interiors

THE MORB - DAZZLING

STYLE AND PERFORMANCE

With enduring performance, classic

style and first-class functionality

the Morb styling chair impresses on

every level. Eminently comfortable

and robust, the Morb invites clients

to experience sofa-style luxury

while giving stylists all-round

access for cutting hair to elevate

every hairdressing experience in

supreme style. Available in a wide

range of upholstery colours with

three base options, the Morb can be

customised to enhance any interior

aesthetic effortlessly, as removable

seat cushions make it easy to clean

after every client.

THE COFF - PURE

COMFORT AWAITS

Every hairdressing service should

be warm and inviting for the client

and ergonomically perfected for

the stylist - both of these essential

attributes are perfectly embodied

in the Coff styling chair. With a

slimmer backrest, that lends itself

perfectly to cutting longer hair,

360˚ lockable rotation delivered

via three base options and

removable seat cushions,

Coff is fashioned around the needs

and demands of every stylist.

For the client, its luxuriously

plush deep cushioned seat and

padded armrests ensure supreme

comfort is felt in every salon visit.

It also comes in a wide range of

upholstery colours.

RS AXIS - REFINED

BACKWASH

RS Axis raises the bar for

exemplary shampoo services.

Its streamlined frame creates a

more delicate interior aesthetic

without compromising on comfort

in the least. With a unique

lumbar support design and deepcushioned

seat, RS Axis feels like

your favourite styling chair at the

backwash, yet it ensures posture

perfect positioning as its reclining

backrest and adjustable seat

seamlessly manoeuvre the client

in preparation for their service.

The rigours of continual use and

high demand are met head-on

with supreme quality, durability

and functional innovation that

are the signature of every Takara

Belmont equipment piece.

RS Axis in Grande Salon Morb

RS PRIMO - THE PREMIER

BACKWASH SOLUTION

There’s no doubt that client

comfort is at the heart of every

hairdressing service. And yet,

whilst clients expect great service,

exemplary hairdressing and

immaculate technical results,

their experience is defined by

much more than great hair alone.

No equipment piece is more

central to meeting these aims at

the backwash than the new RS

Primo. Ensuring pure relaxation

and indulgence during every

salon visit, RS Primo gives you

complete peace of mind that

your equipment will exceed

performance demands and deliver

quality and style reliably for many

years to come. Both the RS Axis

and RS Primo feature a wide, deep

and adjustable tilting basin with a

gel-filled neck rest combine with

thermostatic water temperature

control, plus a newly designed

shower-head that regulates water

volume and pressure.

Discover these exciting new products

at www.takarahairdressing.co.uk

Call 020 7515 0333

email hairdressing@takara.co.uk

RS Primo in Agata Salon

Coff in the Lycee Salon

Morb in the Calme Salon

Takara Belmont unveils truly

spectacular new products that

combine traditional comfort,

strength and innovation at the

styling station and backwash.

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