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years of the IHF! The presidents leading the way for the Irish hairdressing industry since 1974...

Gerrard Hynes Gregory Clarke Saundra Fabian Eoin Wright David Murray Barbara Aldritt Maeve O’Healy Harte Phillip Rochford Joseph Bell Ciaran Nevin Robert Simmons Paul Walsh Kevin Cahill Frank Hessian Aidan Fitzgerald Liam McDonagh Frank O’Keeffe Hugh Lawlor Mark Keavney Robert Byrne Seamus Furlong Shirley Jackson Robert Byrne

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In great company Want to be part of something that will help you build a successful, profitable business? Then becoming a member of the IHF is an obvious choice. Here’s what they have to offer…

Your staff & business

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IHF helps in motivation and education for all members of staff through the IHF Training Hub. It is ideal for stylists, trainees and managers, covering subjects such as building your client base, presentation skills, client awareness and tips on competition work, and lots more.

Skills & creativity

IHF gives you the opportunity to showcase you and your staff’s skills and expertise in all aspects of hairdressing through the IHF Championships, IHF Star Team, competing internationally with IHF Team Ireland and national and international recognition through its Icon Awards.

Why join IHF?

Salon owners

The IHF offers advice on NERA compliance, health and safety guidelines, staff handbooks and employment issues, as well as a voice in government and industry, representation in Europe through Coiffure EU, networking opportunities and savings on a wide range of utilities and salon essentials.

The IHF can offer support and business management advice for the salon owner, motivation and education programmes for all staff, the opportunity to showcase your work through IHF competitions and IHF Star Team, and recognition through the IHF Icons Awards. IHF president Gerry Hynes explains:

Education

IHF offers a comprehensive set of guidelines and modules on apprenticeships, the Master Craftsman Hairdressing Diploma and shortly the European Hairdressing Certificate level B and C.

This is just a small sample of what the IHF offers its members.

The IHF is affiliated to Coiffure EU, SFA (Small Firms Association), OMC and the Local Jobs Alliance.

For further information call the IHF office on 056 8833808 or e-mail secretary@irishhairfed.com Creative Head Ireland

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Whether you’re a homebird or simply stuck in a bit of a rut, the thought of moving away from everything you know to a new country can be a daunting prospect. And while the homegrown opportunities that are now available to hairdressers are bigger and better than ever before, your craft can take you anywhere in the world and open doors you probably didn’t think existed. In our ‘Have Scissors. Will Travel’ feature from page 32, we find out what it’s like to work on the international scene. Some of the stories are weird and some are wonderful, but all are once-in-a-lifetime experiences! And I’m sort-of putting this theory into practice myself, because this issue of Creative HEAD Ireland will be my last before I move on to new pastures.

I’m leaving you in the very capable hands of Rosemary MacCabe who would love to hear from you – so don’t be shy! Her email address is rosemary@headmag.ie. Finally, I’d like to say that it’s been a pleasure getting to know the industry from a unique perspective in the past 14 months. Thank you all for your support!

Aoibhinn McBride Editor

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Have scissors. will travel.

Hairdressing is your passport to a world of adventure. Take a look at our international feature and see where hair could take you

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seanhanna team

THE NEWS AND KNOW-HOW FROM YOUR INDUSTRY

THE GATHERING A REMOTE HIDEAWAY in the heart of the Wicklow Mountains was the destination of choice for the annual seanhanna managers’ conference. A first for the UK salon group, its Irish adventure was divided into three parts – seanhanna business, team building activities and just having a great time with adrenalinefuelled teambuilding exercises that included flying down a zip wire, mountain climbing and archery.

Sean said: “Taking the team outside their normal environment gives them the opportunity to analyse what they do and their performance in a much more objective way.”

Pedal pushers SOME OF IRELAND’S TOP hairdressers recently swapped their scissors for saddles to take part in the inaugural four-day L’Oréal Professionnel Pink Pedal to Paris Cycle. Top stylists from all over the country, including Ciaran Nevin (who came up with the fundraiser idea), Mark O’Keeffe, Paul Dromgoole and Jim Hatton, mounted their bikes to cycle from Dublin to Paris to raise funds for Breast Cancer Ireland, covering 500km before they finished at the L’Oréal European Head Office in Paris. With more

than €40,000 raised by the group to date, Ciaran, from Ciaran Nevin Hair & Beauty Salon in Terenure, is delighted with the response they’ve received. “As a keen cyclist, I was intrigued by the prospect of pedalling to Paris,” he said. “We presented the concept to L’Oréal Professionnel, who rallied support from within the industry and, with the help of our wonderful customers, many of whom have been affected by breast cancer themselves, the salon has raised more than €19,000 so far.”

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HEAD MASTER

SUMMER SEES the launch of the latest exclusive fashion collaboration between Giles Deacon and label.m with the hair brand’s first designer shades. The sunglasses pay homage to Giles’ S/S14 collection with a pink lipstick print on the case.

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IRISH HAIRDRESSER Bozena Sarek won the Best Creativity Award at the Style Master International Contest 2014 from Revlon Professional. Held in Lisbon, 700 collections from 30 countries were showcased. The judges included renowned hairdresser, Robert Masciave, Miguel García Cotado, international artistic director of Revlon Professional, and Carolina Silva, beauty editor of the Portuguese magazine, Máxima.

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MY months AHEAD What do July & August have in store for…

KAREN FRAHER THE HIVE, DUBLIN

We’re getting ready to celebrate our two-year anniversary. We’ve been promised a scorcher of a summer and with this in mind we’re focusing our look books on styles for holidays. Also, our newly revamped beauty rooms, run by Karen Dwyer, will ensure that The Hive is a one-stop shop for every beauty need.

ALFAPARF ANNOUNCES FANTASTIC HAIRDRESSER AWARDS 2014

ALFAPARF HAS REVEALED the details behind the Fantastic Hairdresser Awards for 2014. Now in its fifth year, the awards are scheduled to take place in the DoubleTree Hotel by Hilton in Dublin on Sunday 2 November. The awards show will be hosted by stylist and designer Brendan Courtney and will feature shows by this year’s Alfaparf Master Degree graduates and award-winning stylist Alan Keville, who is teaming up with Saco to present his new collection. For information on entering any of the categories or to buy tickets, visit xpertpro.ie.

SYLVIA FITZGERALD LLOYDS HAIR, WATERFORD

I’m a fourth-year trainee so at the moment I’m trying to finish all my exams to qualify.

I’m also attending an advanced foil techniques course in the Alfaparf Academy in Dublin later in the month. I’m also planning on entering the Junior Cut and Colour category of the Alfaparf Fantastic Hairdresser Awards.

Sean Bryan

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Cut and Sew has launched an academy space within its barbershop, which takes up the whole basement of All City Records in Dublin. The academy is now providing tailored barbering skills workshops to stylists of all levels. And that’s not all – owner Sean Bryan has recently had his work published in Grape magazine (pictured left), which is sold in New York and London, as well as launching his own YouTube channel to showcase his work. Watch this space for more…

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BELLISSIMO ACADEMY, GALWAY It’s a busy time in the next couple of months for us. We have increased the number of expert trainers as well as added City & Guilds accreditation to our courses. We’ve also launched a host of technical and creative courses to our part-time and evening courses.

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Why restrict yourself to business hours when you could keep your salon open 24/7?

We can browse for flights, look for clothes and connect with friends all from the comfort of our smartphones. So why is the hairdressing industry still so reluctant to provide the same ‘browseability’ to its customers online?

“The beauty of providing online bookings is that people are no longer working to your opening hours, you are actually working to their schedule,” explains Connor Keppel, marketing manager at Phorest. “This means that you capture bookings 24/7 and you never give the competition a chance to wow your loyal clients because of a last-minute request.”

“Having a strong social media presence, an app and a website means you are easily found. Updating your website and social media accounts regularly means you will rank better on Google,” he adds. “Think of it like this – the better you rank, the closer your shop is to the ‘online main street’ and the more online passers-by and new clients you’ll get.”

This is something Kieran Walsh from WhatSalon agrees

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Why did you want to be a hairdresser?

When I was just 14, I started working in a salon in my hometown. I had always loved playing with hair from when I was a young girl and that job in the salon was the start of my real passion for hairdressing.

I’ve never really wanted to do anything else.

with. “The landscape of the salon industry has been flipped on its head with the arrival of online booking. I like to think of it as a digital shop front that’s always open for business,” he says. “Everyone is looking for that edge to reduce those empty column inches and while catering for customers that you already know through text bookings is great, the wider audience now live online.”

One salon putting this into practice is the Hession Hairdressing group. Hession uses Facebook, Twitter and Instagram daily to encourage two-way communication with potential clients, while also creating lasting relationships with existing customers. Salon owner Paul Hession, explains: “By embracing social media, we feel it aligns us with forward-thinking businesses. It is essential in this day and age to be available to your clientele outside of business hours and we feel that having an online presence allows us do this effectively.”

What have been your highlights so far?

My highlight so far has been working for Paul and Ian [Davey, owners of Davey Davey]. They are both extremely driven and incredibly passionate about what they do and that has helped me grow and develop so much as a hairdresser. They’ve also helped me to always believe in myself.

Where do you see yourself in 10 years?

I will be 40, so that’s scary to think about, but I’ve always believed I will have my own salon one day. I’d also absolutely love to win the L’Oréal Colour Trophy at least once within that time frame. And a long list of celebrity clients would definitely be nice…

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Life lessons Michelle McDermott, Peter Mark Dundrum Town Centre Always be willing to learn. The mind that opens to a new idea never returns to its original size. Try to enhance your skill every day, no matter how experienced you may be. I believe my willingness to learn and to try something new every day has made me the stylist I am today.

Never strive for success; strive for perfection. If you strive for success you can overlook your work. If you strive for perfection in what you do, success will follow. I am a perfectionist and I aim for excellence every time I have a client in front of me.

Motivate and encourage. Mentoring and encouraging my team helps to bring out the best in me as well as them. Helping and encouraging your colleagues and those around you can help your own positivity.

Be prepared to work hard and persevere. Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. When I’m not working, I’m thinking about work and ways to improve myself. You only get from your work what you put into it.

Believe in yourself. Always have belief in your own ability. There may be some bumps along the way, but it’s overcoming these challenges that makes you a better person and a better stylist.

Sometimes, people just want you to listen. In my line of work, clients open up to you about some pretty personal stuff, but they don’t want your advice. They just want someone to talk to who has no opinion, just a pair of ears. I try to apply this to all of my relationships. Sometimes people just want you to listen.

Have patience. Hairdressing certainly teaches you to have patience. I would advise anyone to constantly try and improve their work while taking in what’s going on around them, rather than worrying about the competition.

Learn the art of leisure. Work is something I love and have a huge passion for, but I avoid allowing it to be my only source of fulfilment. Find an outside interest or two, focusing on things that may bring you pleasure, satisfaction and a heightened sense of self-worth.

Identify and develop your unique strengths. What’s unique about what you do?

And in what areas do you excel and contribute the most, both at work and outside of work?

Focus on your own core competencies and find new ways to cultivate and cherish them.

Have no regrets. Never regret anything that has happened in your life; it cannot be changed, undone or forgotten. Take it all as lessons learned and move on with grace.

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Daily delights New from Affinage, Care & Style is a line-up of affordable everyday essentials that are colour-safe and free from parabens, waxes, mineral oils and sodium chloride.

Building blocks Need to restore and reconstruct hair back to its very best? Then get your hands on the new série expert Absolut Repair Lipidium line-up. We love the Sealing Repair Double Serum.

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e d i s n I story Gro London, Vauxhall, UK At Gro, team members are partners of the business rather than staff.

This view, alongside the brand’s philosophy of nurturing raw talent, inspired architects GREAD to use raw materials, exposing the concrete structure and original pipe work hidden for many years under a false ceiling. With furniture manufactured using reclaimed wood and steel, clients get to experience materials in a less refined state. A mixture of quirky and inspirational messages are scattered around to put smiles on clients’ faces (we spotted some at the backwash!), thanks to the talents of Roopa Designs. Balancing the bright colours of Gro’s branding with relaxed pieces while keeping the floor as a statement and signature, the finished result is eclectically urban.

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Available in a range of colours and finishes, and as functional as it is fashionable, the Kiela Bozz styling chair also comes with five different base styles for maximum customisation.

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Me and my award for National Education Supporter of the Y ear from Matrix

Behind the scenes at a bridal shoot

In the frame

Nicole O’Gorman from Revas Spa in Adare, Co. Limerick and founder of Nicole O’Gorman Hair Education, snaps away!

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To-do list the hottest happenings this month and next…

Get to grips

Brush up

For a comprehensive understanding of male grooming, including the fundamentals of clipper work, Cutting Barbering, powered by CRAFT and hosted by ESS, will get you started.

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Combining theory and a practical workshop, Beatrice Moate is hosting a one-day Beautiful Blondes course for experienced colourists at the Alfaparf Academy.

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Get creative Learn cutting-edge commercial techniques and colour looks under the expert eye of the Trevor Sorbie Artistic Team at the L’Oréal Academy in Dublin.

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Competition

It’s that time again…

The Schwarzkopf Professional Irish Hairdressing Business Awards are back for 2014 and they’re bigger and better than ever

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It may sound like a cliché, but often in a competition, the taking part is almost as important as winning. This is something that rings true for the hundreds of salons who have entered the Schwarzkopf Professional Irish Hairdressing Business Awards since they began back in 2003.

Not only are the awards unique in that they support and applaud business acumen, an innovative attitude to customer service and highlight the importance of training and education, but they’re also open to any salon in Ireland regardless of what brands they use.

So if winning isn’t the most important outcome, why take part?

From motivating your team to really looking at your business from an outsider’s perspective and seeing what your rivals are doing differently – think of the application form as your training session where you’ll really put in the hard graft to get your team fighting fit to compete in the final.

And if you do win? Well, invaluable press coverage, the ability to impress investors, help attract high-quality staff, as well as raise your profile on a national level are just some of the perks you can look forward to.

We talked to some of last year’s winners to see what they had to say about the process and to find out first-hand why it’s vital for your business to enter...

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Victory!

We look back at last year’s winners and see what some of them had to say about the experience…

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Ian Davey, Davey Davey, Dublin Winner of the Website of the Year Award 2013 and 2012 “Entering the awards is such a positive experience as it allows you to view your business from a customer care perspective. Winning the award twice is testament to the hard work that was involved in developing the company and creating a platform to market our business.”

Niall Colgan Hairdressing, Limerick Salon of the Year Award 2013 “We entered because we’re a relatively new business, so we wanted to raise our profile and show people that we’re doing something different – and that our service levels are very strong. Since winning, it’s made me look at my business and re-evaluate what we do. It encourages you to make changes to improve even after you win.”

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Eddie Mulligan, Hype Hair Group, Waterford Winners of Retail Salon of the Year, Trainee of the Year, Training Award 2013 “We are especially proud of our wins as it means our investment into training is paying off. It also means that our trainees are getting the best possible training and our customers are winning, too.”

Kevin Kahan, Kevin Kahan Hairdressing and Beauty, Bangor, Co. Down Winner of the Hall of Fame Award 2013 The salon has been a vision of ours for so long. To have it acknowledged by the judges – especially someone like Antony Whitaker, the Schwarzkopf Professional global business ambassador – is amazing.”

Anna Forde, Yourells, Galway Winners of Customer Care Award, Marketing Salon of the Year and Reception/Front of House Award 2013 “Every time we win it feels amazing to be recognised by our peers within the business. The application process really makes you take a look at your business, so when we applied the following year it made us see everything we had improved on.”

For more information about the awards and how to enter, visit ihbawards.ie

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Scene THe hottest events every month – get yourself scene!

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A 12th-century church isn’t the most obvious choice for a high-octane hair show, but that didn’t stop the Limerick leg of the Matrix Excite Me tour from being a sell-out success! The unique event took place at St Mary’s Cathedral, Limerick’s oldest building that’s still in use, and saw Alexander Turnbull and Kieran O’Gorman take to the stage to present an evening of artistry and colour inspiration. Music provided the creative theme for the evening with live stage work spanning the most influential genres – punk, R and B, pop and indie – while audience participation was encouraged with a #matrixselfie Twitter competition.

From micro-crimping to huge Madame de Pompadour-inspired up-dos, razor-sharp perimeters to loose, undone waves, the crowd was given a masterclass in creative yet commercially grounded looks.

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Bundy Bundy show

Cast in

Taking advantage of Hairworld and Hair & Beauty 2014, the Wella Professionals International TrendVision Award Final was a little late in coming, but well worth the wait!

Taking place on the stunning Wella stand at Hair & Beauty in Frankfurt, international guests gathered to swoon over the beautiful shows by Austria’s Bundy Bundy and Russia’s Dimitry Vinokurov, all the while entertained by hair showman Patrick Cameron. A new format was unveiled this year, with the national winners divided into Live Vision and Photo Vision competitions.

And it was a success for Ireland as Shauna McGrath from House of Colour won bronze in the Young Talent category of the Photo element. At the end of the show, Monaco was unveiled as the next host of the ITVA final on 23 November. Two helpings of TrendVision in six months? Bring it on!

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Shauna Bryne from House of Colour

Color award winners Platinum first: Iryna Fraiuk, Kodokan, Ukraine Platinum second: Sean Nolan, HOB Salons, UK Platinum third: Ben Lin, Soleil-Salon, Taiwan

PHOTO VISION

Patrick Cameron

Young Talent award winners Gold: Karina Grace Gollins, Karina Grace Hair, New Zealand Silver: Lucy Tuck, Marc Antoni, UK Bronze: Shauna McGrath, House of Colour, Ireland

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Color award winners Gold: Tamás Fehér, hair’s[ku:l], Hungary Silver: Suppasan Kaewbanphot, Laksana Salon, Thailand Bronze: Glory Avilés, Bloom Salon, Puerto Rico

Live Vision Young Talent Platinum first: Taiwan

Young Talent award winners Platinum first: Kriz Chen, Hair Culture, Taiwan Platinum second: Lyndal Salmon, Biba, Australia Platinum third: Giorgio Parrivecchio, GP Parrucchieri, Italy

Live Vision Color Platinum first: Ukraine

Dmitry Vinokurov show

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Time for an intervention?

Got a client who’s a serial hair abuser? Check their hair into rehab with TIGI Bed Head’s new urban anti-dotes reboot scalp shampoo and masks For clients hooked on straighteners, curling tongs or have hair suffering from a chemical overdose, it’s time for them to dry out at the hair Priory. TIGI Bed Head’s urban anti-dotes range treats hair to a little extra TLC and for some extra downtime, the brand has just launched four new products: reboot scalp shampoo and three treatment masks.

These new products address rarely talked-about scalp issues such as sensitivity, dryness or discomfort and so are a great opportunity for salons to provide professional expertise on the area. Find out more about each of the products below to discover which one you should prescribe to your hair-abusing clients...

Damage level one: Fine to normal hair with light damage Prescription: Urban anti-dotes re-energise mask How it works: Hair with this level of damage shouldn’t be weighed down with heavy conditioners so the lightweight silicone system in this mask smoothes the surface without overloading, while surface repair technologies prevent further damage and reduce static.

Prescribed dosage: Once a week

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THE BIG IDEA

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New roots From alopecia to chemotherapy, for many clients, feeling comfortable enough to let a hairdresser in on their deepest worries and concerns is a daunting prospect. And equally, for most hairdressers, broaching hair loss with customers can be a tricky subject.

But Sean Taaffe Hair & Beauty Group in Kerry is hoping to change all that with the launch of its new Private Wig Consultancy Clinics in its two main salons in Killarney and Tralee.

Designed to offer clients a sensitive and private approach, each clinic is managed by specially trained consultants within the Sean Taaffe Group and will offer a personalised service to clients. Each wig will be available in a range of lengths, colours and styles, and the cost of each wig can be part-funded by the HSE and personal health insurance.

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Power player Salon owner, brand ambassador, artistic director… all in a day’s work for Kilkenny salon owner and Matrix’s newest recruit, Nigel Kenny

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Photography by Miss Kitty. Hair by Nigel Kenny using Matrix.

With such a strong work ethic, it would be easy to assume that Nigel Kenny had always envisaged opening up his own salon, but he says it was never something he imagined for himself. That is until one day it dawned on him that maybe being his own boss would make more sense. “I was managing a salon at the time and one day I looked around and it was full of my clients,” he explains. “I’m quite an impulsive person and I just thought ‘why not?’” Why not indeed – four years since its launch, Hair by Nigel & Co in Kilkenny’s Market Yard area is buzzing.

Nigel started his career at Peter Mark in Market Cross, Kilkenny and says that travelling from his hometown in Tipperary every day was proof of his dedication to his craft from the outset.

“I started my apprenticeship in 1998

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and from my tiny village I’d have to get a bus and then walk the rest of the way,” he reveals. “It was a 50-mile trip each way and I used to hitch lifts a lot!

But it made me realise that I really wanted to succeed in hairdressing.”

However, he says that making the transition from creative to business owner didn’t come easily to him.

“Creative people in school were always drawing on the desk rather than listening in business studies class but when I got into management, I saw the other side of the business. I was always more interested in the creative side, but I’ve learnt how being in control can give you more freedom.”

He also believes that education is the other essential component that gives creative people that freedom to express themselves and develop their talent in

a commercial environment. “Finding and nurturing talent is so important for the industry,” he says. “I want to teach people that fear is a negative emotion that prevents you from achieving.

But you have to want education. The industry is evolving, so regardless of how experienced you are, you have to keep learning and evolving, too.”

Nigel hopes his new appointment as Ireland’s first Matrix artistic educator will help change long-held perceptions.

“There is so much unharnessed talent here, and we need to carve out our own identity,” he says. “We’re never going to become a hairdressing powerhouse and hotbed of talent if we don’t break away from the UK. As a country, we’re changing constantly and our profile is different and we need to have confidence in what’s happening here.”

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will travel

Just where can your hands take you? Discover how hairdressing is your passport to the world…

From Dublin to down under (via NYC)

When Carla Rose McQuillan was offered the chance to work with a photographer in New York and then in a high-end salon in Sydney, she grabbed the opportunities with both hands...

“I went to New York for three months to assist photographer and director Joe Wehner as I wanted to build as much experience in the session world as possible. I lived and worked with him so it was an invaluable insight into such a creative mind.

New York is one of the biggest fashion-minded cities in the world, and session styling is in huge demand there. The thing I love the most about travelling and working in different places is that the body of work you can produce has no limits. In Ireland, it can be hard to be a full-time session stylist as the market is small and still

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developing. Most aspiring session stylists need to travel to London, New York or Paris to develop their skills if they truly want to be at the top of their game.

Another big difference is the diversity of models. In Ireland, a lot of the models become over exposed. It’s great to get to work with fresh faces that no one has seen or can associate with another brand.

This is also why I decided to go to Sydney. So many people told me to go there because I would love the lifestyle. In Ireland, what’s going on in Europe has a big influence, but women in Sydney seem to have a more individual style, which is very refreshing.

I worked in the financial district, which is running

at a very fast pace with no signs of any recession, and my clients were business-savvy women.

Time was money and they needed to look good 24/7.

One particular client of mine used to come to get her hair done every day.

Your craft can take you anywhere and, if you’re open to it, anything can happen.

Travelling and seeing what’s out there has inspired me and given me the confidence to open my own business and I’m now working out of a creative studio in Dublin as well as doing freelance session work.”

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#GoGlobal

Life on the road

Globetrotting stylist Dylan Bradshaw travels the world as a L’Oréal Professionnel educator. Here he shares some of his most memorable moments…

On being the fifth member of U2 I did a film shoot with U2 in New York where the lads were on a truck driving from Harlem to Times Square. Bono’s hair was longer at the time so I needed to stay on the truck during takes and had to crouch down out of sight while the cameras were rolling. Fans and paparazzi were chasing them to get pictures and the next day there I was in all the papers, crouched down beside the band!

On his near-death experience in India On my second trip to India, I had to catch a flight from New Delhi to Bangladesh in the middle of monsoon season and it was terrifying. The plane bounced around and was struck by lightning, and everyone was screaming. I genuinely thought we were going to crash!

On always being honest with airport security I was asked to do a shoot in Montreal and didn’t have time to sort a work visa out so I was told to just tell Canadian immigration that I was there for a holiday. I had got away with it until they opened up my bag and found my kit, which included a massive bag of white powdered bleach.

They thought they had hit the jackpot and four armed guards brought me into a room and started to interrogate me. They kept me for four hours because they thought I was a terrorist, but when I explained I was a hairdresser they eventually let me go.

The lone ranger Josh Wood, founder of the Atelier and Wella Professionals global creative director for colour, puts other frequent flyers to shame

Creative HEAD: Where’s your favourite place to visit?

Josh Wood: I love India. When I’m working with clients or shooting there, generally for Indian Vogue, I always try to get a bit of yoga in and visit friends. But, I also love New York.

CH: What are the pros of travelling

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so much?

JW: Air Miles! Seriously though, I get to work with some amazing people all over the world, I have

great assistants I can call on in many destinations. The one great thing about working out of a bag all over the world is I always learn something new wherever I go.

CH: Considering you travel so often for work, what’s your idea of a perfect private getaway?

JW: I have a little cottage in Oxfordshire that I love to escape to when I can. I love arriving at a hotel that I stay at a lot, too – they really make it home from home.

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Shaping Futures

#GoGlobal

“I travelled the world and I learnt…”

Stylist for Urban Retreat, senior art director for Unite and once traveller of the high seas as a stylist on a cruise ship, Fletcher reveals what he’s picked up along his travels

On a mission

Go and help the world with some of the amazing hairdressing charities out there

shaping futures

making waves

Schwarzkopf Professional’s Shaping Futures initiative is a great opportunity for anyone seeking to experience a different part of the world while helping others. The programme, run

by Schwarzkopf Professional in partnership with SOS Children’s Villages, supports disadvantaged young people in developing countries by enabling them to learn hairdressing skills in order to secure a job. The UK and Ireland team commits to sending a team of UK and Irish stylists over to villages in India annually.

To find out more, visit schwarzkopf-professional.com

Wella’s global partnership with UNICEF allows stylists from all over the world to give back by helping vulnerable young people in emerging countries realise their full potential by equipping them with invaluable life skills. To date, 12,000 children have benefited in Brazil.

To find out more, visit wella.com

In Paris I learnt how to work with hairspray and water – what a revelation!

In Stockholm I was surprised to have reindeer rolls served to me at the breakfast buffet. Someone kept saying Rudolph had gone missing…

In San Diego The best fish tacos in the world can be found at Baja Betty’s.

Life in pictures

Paul Falltrick travels the world as Matrix Global Design Team member.

Here he shares his most memorable moments…

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Finding a Banksy in Los Angeles “I was in LA to film a top-secret video for Matrix and while wandering back to my hotel, I had one of my most memorable moments ever – I’d inadvertently stumbled across an original Banksy!”

Edge of death in Iceland “I was posing for a picture by a waterfall in Iceland and Jamie Stevens decided to join me for a snap. As I moved to make room for him, I had to get closer and closer to the edge of the waterfall – I almost fell off!”

Paul Falltrick and Ross Taylor

Drag queens in Sweden “On a show in Sweden last February, I was talking to two male models in the prep room.

I stepped out to collect my kit bag and when I came back in, they were in full drag!”

A Makeover in the US “One of my most surreal moments was having my make-up done.

I was in the US with Matrix and I couldn’t resist getting a picture.”

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I n teriors

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Hope Hair, Oslo, Norway

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Circle, Chicago, United States

Ambika Pillai, New Delhi, India

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Captains of creativity

X-Presion, from left to right: Jose Luis Almendral, Marco Antonio Restrepo and Jorge Cáncer

Anyone who’s been lucky enough to see the breathtaking work of the Spanish group X-Presion will know the impact its inspirational art has. Jorge Cáncer, who alongside Marco Antonio Restrepo and Jose Luis Almendral makes up the team, shares the X-Presion philosophy and new collection Straya Creative HEAD Ireland: What is the X-Presion ethos?

Jorge Cáncer: Express, create and share. It’s a philosophy that stands us apart from the crowd, we enjoy sharing and doing something for the benefit of the hairdressing industry. I think this attitude has made hairdressers and cosmetic brands think seriously about creativity.

We’ve created a company with a new concept, dedicated exclusively to research and development in hairdressing. At the beginning it was very difficult, because sometimes when you want to make your dreams come true you have to reject a lot of other things. Just imagine a start-up with no salons, that’s not a customer of any cosmetic brands because it wants to stay independent. We’ve shown that there are other ways to move the industry, to do hair and to do business.

CHI: Where do you find your inspiration?

JC: The truth is that we prefer to go and explore, away from the big cities – we once even ended up in the Amazon rainforest! We go without the internet and without books or magazines; all we need for our first sketches are a pen, a notebook and the necessary hair tools. This is our secret to creating something authentic. Usually, one of us offers an idea, another polishes it and the third one gives the final version. That’s why we say that X-Presion is a kind of fourth idea, the one that combines

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all three of us. One example is #xpresionthread, which was born from our collection NU:Bi [a AIPP Grand Trophy winner] and a couple of years later has evolved in a tool to create up-dos without bobby pins while offering a colourful hair accessory [see page 40]. It’s our most successful product, at least considering the amount of hairdressers all over the world that are using it. However, the real thing is Instagram – you can see a variety of looks created by different hairstylists. It’s a great source of inspiration for everybody!

CHI: Whose work do you admire?

JC: Trevor Sorbie, Robert Lobetta, Guido Palau and all the other dreamers who managed to go their own way and create an identity.

CHI: Is there anything about the hairdressing industry you would change?

JC: There are too many egos!

CHI: How much do you have to travel for your work?

JC: This year we’ve got more air miles than you can imagine! My father, who’s a musician, is always jealous. He loves travelling and says: “If I’d known scissors could make me travel that much…”

We love to work in London, it always gives you great results. Also Mexico, Brazil, Russia, the US, Australia… there are so many places we love, and others that have not yet opened to us, such as Asia.

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Blurred lines X-Presion exclusively reveals its Straya Collection, a celebration of the raw and experimental Photography by Bernard Gueit

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Hair X-Presion Creativos for Ozdare (Oz-Presion). Products #xpresionthread Production Ozdare.

Make-up Merton Muaremi for MAC Pro. Styling Alpha 60. Photography Bernard Gueit, Crave Agency.

Clean cut

Based on conflicting ideas and influenced by christian Dior’s A/W14 show, Alan Keville’s latest collection showcases structure juxtaposed against fluidity

Photography by John Rawson

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Get An education Want to stay ahead of the game at home and internationally? Education is your passport to success, says Sinead O’Sullivan One of the biggest benefits to a career in hairdressing is that it’s an incredible skill that you can take anywhere in the world. As a young hairdresser, travel is often very appealing, but whether you decide to stay nearer to home or jet off to far-flung destinations, there are many ways to ensure you stay ahead of your peers and make a name for yourself.

If you’re an up-and-coming hairdresser, you should always be hungry for knowledge and future trends in hair and fashion. I would advise you to regularly attend courses and seminars to become as highly skilled as possible, as well as to stay in touch with the international fashion scene by following iconic session stylists. You’ll see their collaborations with the most celebrated fashion houses and how they bring their unique visions to life, which will in turn inspire you and also provide you with interesting conversation and visual aids when consulting with your most fashion-conscious clients.

In some instances, hairdressers like to specialise as a colourist or stylist and there are many opportunities out there for you to develop your skills and experience in both directions.

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Salon owners must map career paths for each member of their team and provide an excellent development programme, from apprentice to highly skilled stylist or colourist. By investing time into career planning, the team will value the owner or manager’s commitment to them and they will be more motivated and equipped with the latest product innovations and services to ensure a successful business.

Another great way of raising your profile and increasing your hairdressing skills is to enter competitions. Not only will this provide you with developmental opportunities, it will also enable you to raise your profile with your clientele and the media.

On top of this, many competitions offer a unique opportunituy in that they provide you with a platform in Ireland and further afield to showcase your talent, as well as mentoring by some of the biggest names in the hairdressing industry.

So, whether you decide your career is here or abroad (or both!) ensure one thing – be on top of your game.

Sinead O’Sullivan is education manager for Ireland for Wella

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