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Brussels-native Cristophe Schatteman, founder of Cristophe Salons and products, started as an apprentice at the age of 13, going on to work in Paris, the South of France, Spain and London before coming to America at the age of 27. His ...
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The industry icon has been named the new Vice President of Global Education for L'anza Healing Haircare.
ColorProof Evolved Color Care, founded by Jim Markham, a pioneer and innovator of super luxury color care, has announced Piermarco Group Imports as its newest distributor. This partnership will bring the complete line of ColorProof luxury ...
Last month it was reported that John Paul Mitchell Systems (JPMS), a leader in the professional haircare industry, promoted Jason Yates to serve as its new vice president of sales and marketing. In addition to overseeing the marketing division, ...
In his new role, the brand’s longtime educator will continue to partner with Redken in new ways for 2017.
Transform your client’s curls into a sleek, “naturally straight” look with Olez Professional Inception. This restorative hair system enhanced with apple stem cell technology controls frizz and unruly waves.
Females 50 and over make up a large percentage of salon clientele, and research indicates they spend a lot of money getting professional hair services. It’s no wonder: These women may face many challenges dealing with their changing hair. Fortunately, there are suggestions you can offer to help them keep their tresses looking better than ever. Want even more inspiration? View our slideshow to see some of our favorite legendary Hollywood beauties, who are still turning heads today.
Ambiance is critical to a successful salon. Salons and schools in this North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) category are recognized as the most aesthetically pleasing and well-designed in North America.
When Zeus Garca realized hairdressing was seen as a trade in the U.S. but a profession in Europe, he took the highest educational ground he could.
