NAHA 2010 "Hairstylist of the Year" Finalists
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Check out modernsalon.com/naha for a growing archive of NAHA-related stories, video interviews, tips and photo collections.
Check out modernsalon.com/naha for a growing archive of NAHA-related stories, video interviews, tips and photo collections.
Check out modernsalon.com/naha for a growing archive of NAHA-related stories, video interviews, tips and photo collections.
Check out modernsalon.com/naha for a growing archive of NAHA-related stories, video interviews, tips and photo collections.
Check out modernsalon.com/naha for a growing archive of NAHA-related stories, video interviews, tips and photo collections.
Check out modernsalon.com/naha for a growing archive of NAHA-related stories, video interviews, tips and photo collections.
The Professional Beauty Association, organizers of the North American Hairstyling Awards, has announced this year’s finalists for the prestigious, photo-based NAHA competition. Vying for the title of North American Hairstylist of the Year are Steve Elias, Shirley Gordon, Shawna Parvin, Tony Ricci and Atoine Vadacchino. Finalists in nine other NAHA categories were also announced, with Makeup and Salon MBA categories still to come.
This year, NAHA 2010 will induct entrepreneur and founder of the Aveda Fredric’s Institutes Frederic Holzberger into the NAHA Hall of Leaders, and will recognize internationally renowned hair color specialist, educator and salon owner, Beth Minardi, with the Lifetime Achievement Award.
Robert Bushy, stylist at ANiU Salon in Madison, Wisconsin and former NAHA finalist, was recently chosen from a select group of stylists worldwide to attend the Vidal Sassoon International Masters course in London.
The North American Hairstyling Awards recently presented the Lifetime Achievement Award to Beth Minardi, a leading expert on hair color. The association also inducted Frederic Holzberger into the Hall of Leaders.