Since the age of 14, Janine Jarman has experimented with hair design and technique. At the age of 16, she was an entrepreneur—beginning her first hair business, “Noel and Neen,” styling the hair of her peers for high school dances. With some “shameless self promotion” (i.e. dressing up and handing out flyers at underage dance clubs), Jarman expanded her clientele to additional high schools.
by Staff
July 10, 2011
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Age 16: "Noel and Neen" hair business
2005: Hairroin Salon opens.
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2009: Jarman is named "fan favorite" in Bravo's Shear Genius.
Since the age of 14, Janine Jarman has experimented with hair design and technique. At the age of 16, she was an entrepreneur-beginning her first hair business, "Noel and Neen," styling the hair of her peers for high school dances. With some "shameless self promotion" (i.e. dressing up and handing out flyers at underage dance clubs), Jarman expanded her clientele to additional high schools.
It's no surprise that by the age of 24-yup, 24!-she was a salon owner. Besides her work with the Pussy Cat Dolls, she continues to style the stars at her Hairroin Salon in the heart of Hollywood, including Fergie of The Black Eyed Peas, Scarlett Johansson and Christina Applegate, to name a few. Last year, Jarman's fame skyrocketed when she was named a runner up and voted fan favorite on season three of Shear Genius. Follow her on Twitter @janinejarman.
April 17, 1981 A hairdresser is born!
1997 Begins first hair business, "Noel and Neen," while her best friend (and maid-of-honor, more recently) Noel did make-up for high school dances. Soon, the clientele expanded to other high schools.
2000 Attends beauty school at Golden West Community College. Took runner-up for the state of California in the student formal upstyling competition.
2001 One year out of beauty school, begins assisting Michael O'Rourke, creator of Sexy Hair and Carlton salon chain. Works her way up to Artistic Director and International Platform Artist.
2002 Begins working with Pussy Cat Dolls as lead hair stylist, traveling across the globe, including Singapore.
2005 Now 24, opens Hairroin Salon in Hollywood.
2008 Nominated for a North American Hairstyling Award in the Avant Garde category.
2009 Joins Sebastian Professional as West Coast spokesperson. Does hair for the band The Sounds, Elle, Sebastian's 20th anniversary and NY Fashion Week. Appears on Bravo's Shear Genius 3, named a runner up and wins "fan favorite."
2010 Marries the "man of her dreams!" Currently gearing up for NY Fashion Week with Elle and Sebastian, signed with Solo Artist Agency, stays busy with Hairroin Salon, creating a strong education program and freelance team, as well as mentoring with the Los Angeles youth network.
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