
2018 NAHA Finalists: Hair Color
The North American Hairstyling Awards' (NAHA) Hair Color category shows an eye for the perfect palette and coloring techniques.
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The North American Hairstyling Awards' (NAHA) Hair Color category shows an eye for the perfect palette and coloring techniques.









Men's styling is an integral part of the professional beauty industry. Entrants for this category in the North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) submitted three images displaying their best men's hair styling work.
See who the 2018 finalists are in the North American Hairstyling Awards' Haircutting category.
The Avant Garde category features visionary work that demonstrates new or experimental concepts in expressive, cutting-edge hair. Entries reflected good taste and aesthetically pleasing images. This was not a fantasy category but a display of fashion-forward, unique and edgy styles.
The Hairstylist of the Year category is the most prestigious recognition a North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) finalist can attain. Check out these diverse, creative and versatile hair designs capturing the excellence and artistry of the industry.
Upstyles to classic waves, the North American Hairstyling Awards' (NAHA) Styling & Finishing category shows off the best in salon design.
The North American Hairstyling Awards' (NAHA) Editorial category shows best published cover or editorial work.
See these tasteful collections of work where North American Hairstylist Awards' (NAHA) makeup artists used their makeup skills to enhance a beautiful hairstyle collection.
The Master Stylist category in the North American Hairstyling Awards (NAHA) is designed to allow the biggest names in the industry to compete with one another. Entrants are top platform artists, educators, artistic directors and previous Hairstylists of the Year who submit five images of a collection exemplifying best work.
Collections in the North American Hairstyling Award's (NAHA) Student category display creativity, versatility and expertise in hair styling. Students must be enrolled in school or performing required hours in a salon and NOT be a licensed cosmetologist as of the entry deadline.