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    How To Cut It in the Hairdressing Industry

    Award winning hair industry podcast, this is the show that gives the insights, inspirations and information to take your hairdressing and barbering careers to the next level.

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    EP230: Fairness and Parity for the Hair & Beauty Sector – Meet the Salon Employers Association Feb 15, 2022
    Show notes On todays show we are speaking to some of the founding members of the Salon Employers Association (SEA). Created to ensure fairness and parity across all models in the hairdressing & beauty sector, will be learning the SEA aims and ideas to protecting and preserving the future of the industry.

    The SEA founding members joining me for this conversation are Co-Founder at The Chapel, Toby Dicker, Director at Alan d Hairdressing Education, Edward Hemmings and CEO at Hershesons, Luke Hersheson. We talk about some really big topics, including why the SEA is campaigning for salons with bricks and mortar premises working and employing PAYE staff and training future employees within the sector.

    We also talk about how the SEA feels our industry is poorly represented, with nobody campaigning directly for salons that pay the most tax and contribute to the future of our sector. I’m keen to do a little probing here as many say our industry is served by many other associations, but regardless SEA is doing fantastic work. So fantastic the SEA currently has 953 salons signed up, representing 10,458 employees.

    This honest and frank conversation with Toby, Edward and Luke will leave us with a better uderstanding of the SEA mission – a coalition of like minded salon business owners fighting for parity and the future of salons and those trained within them. It’s a long journey to getting the recognition our industry truly deserves, but after listening to this episode today, it’ll be a journey that you will want to be part of, too!

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    Thank you to Toby, Edward and Luke for joining me on todays podcast.

    Until next time, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP229: Rachel Williams – One of America’s New Superstar Hair Educators Feb 07, 2022
    Show notes Rachel Williams is one of America’s new superstar Hair Educators. It’s easy to understand why!
    With currently over 155K followers on Instagram, BTC OneShot Overall Haircut Winner 2021 and one of the originals pioneers of the modern Shag haircut currently seen all over Instagram, Rachel has built an incredible name and profile for herself. She’s joining the show today to share some of that story that’s led her to this place, and why being a hairdressing educator really matters to her.

    Trained in all areas of hairdressing, you’ll learn why Rachel believes you should never niche down to just one area of expertise in hairdressing if you’re serious about being a successful hair educator. Plus we get her honest opinions on the rise of Instagram hairdressers more obsessed on dancing and their post likes, than that of providing quality content that offers real value to their followers.

    We get a real understanding in this conversation with Rachel on why her legacy is all about helping new hair talent go on to achieving a great career within the industry and how she is looking to rejuvenating uninspired hairdressers in getting back their mojo for hair. I love that!

    Teaching across America in hair that is wearable and beautiful, she also gives us a tease that her next step could be creating online courses, and she’s already get the studio space ready to go! It could be huge for her. So make sure you stick around and listen in.

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    Until next time, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP228: Increase Customer Loyalty & Grow your Business with Christel Barron Hough Jan 29, 2022
    Show notes In this episode, we explore how you can make the most of every client who sits in your chair. Did you know that only 41% of clients say they feel like they get a consultation from their hairdresser? I personally find this staggering! Surely giving a consultation to each of our clients should be a giver when it comes to the professional service we each provide. And it’s worth noting that by giving great consultations they will spend up to 35% more on products and services!

    So today, in collaboration with Wella Professionals, that’s what we will be discussing! I’m to be joined by award-winning hairdresser and Wella Professionals UK&I Top Artist, Christel Barron Hough of Stil London. Christel will be sharing with us how she gives her clients an amazing experience in the salon and how this has helped her grow a her brand. She talks through how to assess someone’s suitability and identity and then link this their perfect color formula & technique.

    Be sure to stick around for this conversation. We will be exploring with Christel how using the 3 step Consultation can help grow your business, increase the frequency of your client’s salon visits and improve the loyalty of your customers. All leading to increasing your salon revenue. It’s pure gold!

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    Thank you to Christel Barron Hough for joining me on todays podcast.

    Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP227: Pivot! Why It’s Time for a New Direction in 2022 Jan 24, 2022
    Show notes A drastic career change may not be for everyone. But gently pivot on your career journey might be just the change your life needs. As I once read in a book, “The only move that matters is your next one!” I love this and that’s why today I wanted to talk about ‘why it’s time to pivot in a new direction for 2022’.

    Life is packed full of surprising twists and turns. I don’t know about you, but from time to time I do love a change of direction. For me this keeps everything fresh and exciting –– something that I’m currently doing right now. Yep, I’m pivoting again as I prepare for the biggest overhaul to How to Cut it since we launched the podcast in 2017.

    I know to pivot isn’t easy, event if it feels right. If you know you need a new direction –– you can still feel the fear and some self doubt. But that’s okay. If you don’t feel this stuff, in some way you’re probably not being honest with yourself.

    Pivoting your career is not for everyone. If it doesn’t feel right, put it off until it does. If it does, embrace it. The new journey could take you to some new magical places that you just don’t know exists right now. I’ve certainly found that to be the case. So if pivoting could be for you in 2022, then join me as we all go in a new direction together in the year ahead. Let’s smash it!

    A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions

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    Until next time, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP226: Embracing Change – with Wella Professionals Former Director of Education & Events, Sheila Jackson Dec 22, 2021
    Show notes For the last episode of 2021 I’m keen to bring you a podcast that embraces change. In what’s been a difficult year with uncertain times ahead, you maybe approaching the New Year with momentum towards a change towards something new. Great! But what for those fearful of change? Fearful of what change could bring. Could it be this that’s holding you back from all the possibilities change could give you going forward.

    For todays guest, Sheila Jackson, change is something she has always fully embraced. It’s been this approach that led to her former role as Director of Education and Events at Wella Professionals. And in this conversation she will share that journey that started out as a 13 year old schoolgirl, and what this high profile position role at Wella Professionals entailed. This conversation will also be sprinkled with some wise words on why we need to be carful on how we are marketing ourselves on social media.

    But the big cornerstone to what we cover is the changes Sheila has managed in her life, both professionally and personally.

    So for those of you looking to embracing change in 2022, there’s enough in Sheila’s words today that will give the motivation to go for it yourself. So as we sign out for 2021, I hope this episode helps you embrace the changes the will bring you all the joy and success your dream of.

    A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions

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    Thank you to Sheila Jackson for joining me on todays podcast.

    Until next time, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP225: Know Your Strengths, Own It and Become a True Specialist with Sarah Spiers of Chaulk Education Dec 13, 2021
    Show notes Some of my favourite episodes here on the podcast are one’s like today’s. It is episodes where I get to chat to somebody who is not just a talented educator in hair colouring, with a deep understanding of the science behind it, but somebody who shares the in’s and outs of owing your unique fingerprint and becoming a true specialist.

    Today’s guest, Sarah Spiers co-created Chaulk education with Lianne Storer, because of being bored of the same way day in day out on how to do something. Sarah had learnt over the years that everyone is unique, everyone has something to give and if they have that support they can build their confidence and shine using their unique fingerprint. I thought it would be fab to unpack this today.

    Chaulk education ethos of being brand neutral that delivers hair science to the masses in a fun interactive way. I asked her questions you might ask if you’re looking to find a spark for you to shine brightly by understanding nobody else can emulate what you do. It’s your signature! As she says, “Do not compare and dim that light’. So if that sounds inspiring to you, this episode is a must listen. We will also get an emotional reveal in this conversation of a massive new direction for Chaulk education.

    Sarah is all about mentoring and empowering todays hair colourists to have no more of them ‘fingers crossed moments’ on the salon floor. It’s all about being a true specialist in what you do!

    A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions

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    Thank you to Sarah Spiers for joining me on todays podcast.

    Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP224: Insiders Look at Starting an Online Education Platform with Ben Brown Dec 06, 2021
    Show notes Since the Lockdowns of 2020/21 there has been an explosion of online hair educators. Using video call services like Zoom and social media platforms, it has never been so accesseble for taking the first steps into providing online education. But what about taking that hair education to the next level by starting your very own online platform that you have full control of? Thats what todays guest, world renowned hair educator Ben Brown has been doing for the last few years. In this extended conversation that I had with Ben back in episode 196 we are to get his inside look at how he went about starting his very own online education platform, Bb Education.

    Whether you’re close to or possibly considering staring your own online education platform, check out this episode for some insightful words on both creating and managing it. We get to hear how having your uniqueness will really play a big part to finding your success in todays thriving online hair education world.

    Ben is an absolute rockstar when it comes to delivering hair education, and I was so excited to have had this bonus content that I had only previously shared with my wonderful Patreon community. But today, I’m to now share that conversation with you, listen closely.

    A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions

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    Thank you to Ben Brown for joining me on todays podcast.

    Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP223: How to Develop and Elevate Your Hair Styling Career, Skills & Artistry with Kevin Fortune Nov 29, 2021
    Show notes I’m so excited for this episode. We are covering a subject I wish I could have heard myself when I first started out I’m my hairdressing career. Because today I’m talking with International Celebrity Hair and Make-Up artist, Kevin Fortune, on how to work in the art of Session Hair Styling Across Fashion, Red Carpet, Film & TV. As the co-founder of the Kevin Fortune Hair Styling Academy in London’s West End, he seriously knows his stuff when it comes to the genre of hair and make-up. He teaches Make-Up Artists, Hairstylists and Hairdresser from around the world on it, and today he will be sharing that wealth of experience with us all, too. Its gold!

    With over twenty years of industry experience, Kevin continues to stay at the top of the game as a leading Hair and Make-Up artist. He works regularly in the worlds of Music to Live Entertainment TV, Fashion Editorials and Personal Stylist to many A- List Artists, and regularly travels all over the world working on location photoshoots. He also counts a number of international high-profile personalities as his regular clients.

    So the big focus of todays conversation is Kevin’s story to how he has carved out a hugely successful career as a leading Hair and Make-up artist. And in this converstaion too, we get to the heart of how to develop and elevate your hair styling career, skills and artistry whether for session work, photoshoots or simply your everyday commercial work standing behind the salon chair. Kevin has much to cover, so make sure to take notes. Enjoy!!

    A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions

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    Thank you to Kevin Fortune for joining me on todays podcast.

    Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP222: Why You Need to Charge Your Worth with Maddi Cook of Boss Your Salon Nov 22, 2021
    Show notes We all need to charge our worth. But lets be honest here, how many of you really are? This topic is to be the centrepiece of my conversation today with Maddi Cook of Boss Your Salon. Maddi is somebody I got to know over lockdown, and eversince I have become seriously impressed by. Because in getting to know Maddi, I’ve got to see how she is a mentor on a mission – teaching our industry how to stop winging it, and start thinking like business owners.

    Maddi Cook has taught thousands of hair and beauty pros how to price for profit, and set boundaries to prevent the dreaded burnout. So they can create the businesses they daydreamed of when they first started out! So some of the stuff Maddi shares in this episode may run counter with what you hear a lot of the time. But I think you’ll find that when you really break down what she’s suggesting, it makes a ton of sense.

    You’ll hear about Maddi’s origin story in hairdressing and the failures she went through that has led to become the salon business mentor she is today. She shares lots of insights she’s learned along the way, including how to charge properly, and why she believes we need to be setting and enforcing boundaries and policies all resulting in giving us all better lifestyles. She even shares her thoughts on a more proportional representation of women in the industry.

    Maddi is full of so much of good advice, whether you’re a salon owner or independent hair professional. This episode is great listen for us all!

    To watch the full video of this interview with Maddi click HERE

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    Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

    EP221: David Kinigson – The Most Famous Hairdresser You Have Never Heard Of! Nov 16, 2021
    Show notes This past week I interviewed David Kinigson, who is an amazing haircutter based in the America with great heritage in the industry. David has worked closely with great names at the Vidal Sassoon Fifth Avenue Salon, New York in the 1970’s and Vidal Sassoon himself contributed to David’s iconic publication, The Hairctter’s Handbook. David was once described as the most famous hairdresser you’ve never heard of. This made me smile lots.

    David is one of the founding members of the Intercoiffure North American Artistic Team and Cutting Council. His deep heritage gives him great wisdom and knowledge of the hair industry. This is what we are to be spoilt with in this podcast today. As someone who sees himself as a haircutter and not as a hairdresser, I had to get Davids thoughts on haircutting. He will also be taking us deeper into why we need to think inside the box, before we think outside of it. Plus he will share where he sees the hair industry in 2021.

    Someone I first connected with on Clubhouse, I really enjoyed this conversation with David. He has so much to share and all articulated beautifully.

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    Thank you to David Kinigson for joining me on todays podcast.

    Until next Monday, Peace, Love and Smiles all the way… Goodbye.

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