Anthony Morrison, winner of the first season of Shear Genius, has always loved making people look and feel good. “I was taught by some amazing hair stylists, and their legacy as mentors inspires me to continue sharing what I know with my staff— new and seasoned—on a regular basis.” In the next three years, he hopes to open more locations of his Manhattan Beach, California, Londoner Salon in Los Angeles and London. Here’s what inspires Morrison:
by Staff
July 11, 2011
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Anthony Morrison, winner
of the first season of Shear
Genius, has always loved making
people look and feel good.
"I was taught by some amazing
hair stylists, and their legacy as
mentors inspires me to continue
sharing what I know with my staff-
new and seasoned-on a regular basis." In the next
three years, he hopes to open more locations of his
Manhattan Beach, California, Londoner Salon in Los
Angeles and London. Here's what inspires Morrison:
Styling Team: "I am inspired by my
team at Londoner every single day. I am
inspired by my friends, my family and
everything that makes me smile."
Magazines and Travels: "I love looking through
fashion magazines and traveling around the
world. I've been inspired by so many different
and exciting cultures as a result of my travels."
Product: "I would like to continue innovating solutions for
my clients' hair and beauty
needs through my Weightless
Moisture Hair Care line of
products."
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