What interested you first about your profession? I was born into hairdressing. My whole family are hairdressers – you could say it’s in my blood. What were your early years in the industry like? From the first day I started  I have always been actively involved in every

  What first interested you about your profession and what where your early years in the industry like? I’ve always been subconsciously interested in hairdressing, when I was 14 or so I’d put on my mother’s colour that she’d brought from the chemist! Even before I’d started hairdressing I was naturally

A meeting of minds and cultures, Frenchman Jean-Baptiste Mazella and British-born Dove Palmer shared a history working as creative directors for one of the worlds leading hair education companies before striking out to form an intriguing alliance named Mazella&Palmer. What first interested you about your profession and what where your

Interview with Dani Blakeley What first interested you about your profession? Hairdressing is a creative job were I could use my hands, My Aunty was a hairdresser and I worked in her salon on Saturdays. I enjoyed the busy atmosphere   Where do your inspiration comes from? I draw my hair

Vivienne Mackinder’s images transport hairdressers to a world where creative talent is only limited by one’s imagination. Founder of HairDesignerTV.com and seven time winner of the North American Hairdresser Awards (NAHA), Mackinder has worked alongside some of the most respected names in professional beauty. Mackinder’s collections and imagery remain sought-after from editors

 What first interested you about your profession? I was 20 when my uncle Romano, owner of Zullo & Holland, took me down to my first ever hairdressing show. It was a life-changing event. Even though I’d been brought up in a hairdressing family, I’d never before understood the creative energy

Lizzie Liros is 2014 Australian Bridal Hairdresser of the Year. She is an esteemed long hair specialist who is based in Sydney, Australia. What first interested you about your profession? My profession allows me to meet so many different people on a daily basis. I am constantly introduced to so

We talked with Paul Stafford, one of the greatest hairdressers to come out of Northern Ireland, about his hair, craft, and future. What first interested you about your profession?  I was always interested in hair, fashion art and music. From an early age, when I saw the first punks, mods