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How To Cut It in the Hairdressing Industry — Arts
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.

Copyright: Copyright © Hairy Media Productions

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EP204: Being Part of the Fellowship ClubStar Art Team (a Chat with the ClubStar Art Team 2020/21) Jun 14, 2021
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Today’s podcast I’m to be joined by not just one guest, but six. Why? I’m having a lovely group chat with some of the current Fellowship for British Hairdressing ‘ClubStar Art Team’ 20/21 members, Darcey Clarke, Jack Anthony, Lizzie Williams, Sam Arnold, Josie Simmons and their team leader, Karoliina Saunders.
In this episode I’m Keen to learn why and how being part of the ClubStar Art Team provides such an exciting opportunity for all of it’s ClubStar members. This includes working on Fellowship stage presentations and attending incredible mentoring days. I personally believe this is something that all passionate young hair professionals should aspire, too. By listening into this conversation it will give you the understanding to what can exist in creative world of hairdressing away from the confines of the salon floor.

ClubStar Art Team was introduced in 2014 and I’m all for this and everything else the Fellowship for British Hairdressing can offer. Mentoring and focussing on promoting artistic and creative quality are much of what this independent and non-political organisation stands for. Providing support for future hairdressing talent keen to make their own mark in the industry. ClubStar membership (which is exclusively for hair professionals aged 16 to 25), the ClubStar Art Team, PROJECT: X, PROJECT: Colour and PROJECT: Men courses and our F.A.M.E. Team are all designed to nurture skills and provide a career pathway.

So if you’re hungry to grow your hairdressing and barbering careers, I can’t recommend enough on becoming a member (something that I have recently become). This podcast will give you all the information, inspirations and information you need to know on why and how you can get involved with ClubStar Art Team and the Fellowship for British Hairdressing. I know you’ll love this chat with some of the future stars of British hairdressing.

To unlock this weeks Xtra Show podcast with the ClubStar Art Team and all our other Premium shows click HERE

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Thank you to the ClubStar Art Team 2020/21 for joining me on todays podcast.

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

EP203: Creating a Brand Identity with Ollie Johns of Zero-Sugar Jun 08, 2021
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What is branding and why does it matter to your business? Your branding is your salon’s first impression to your audience and potential clients. Your salon’s personality should shine through every part of your branding making it clear to your audience who you are and what you stand for.
This is just some of the neat stuff we will be diving into today, as I’m joined by branding expert for the health and wellness sector, Ollie Johns of Zero-Sugar Branding.

Responsible for the branding behind some of the biggest names in the hair industry, I first got connected with Ollie after a previous episode with, Ben Lifton, who gave a shoutout to Ollie as the go-to branding guru. Always a subject I love to cover, I just had to bring Ollie onto todays show so we can learn all things when it comes to creating your branding identity.

If it’s time for your business to get branded (or rebranded), then this podcast is the prefect listen for you.

This weeks Xtra Show we have some big gold nuggets from Ollie on branding your business. Listen in HERE

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Thank you to Ollie Johns for joining me on todays podcast.

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

EP202: The Barber Imposters with Paul Simmons May 31, 2021
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A couple of months back I saw a Facebook post by a respected UK barber and a How To Cut It Patreon member, Paul Simmons. His post referred to our interview with Rino Ricco in Episode 192 and how some of the points we discussed in that talked of a misunderstanding to the barbering industry. So I had to invite Paul onto the podcast to get his viewpoints across. An advocate for everything British barbering is, Paul will passionately reveal why he get’s incensed by how many hairdressers do not understand the barbering industry.
This podcast I’m confident will spark up heated conversations. We we also get to learn why Paul feels the industry is being infiltrated by imposters and fraudsters. He says, “It’s time for these imposters to pack up and go back to the careers they walked out of. 2021 will be the biggest year yet for the barbering industry, but also the one with the most turmoil. Barbershops will need to be more professional, get registered with some sort of governing body and start to pay tax, decent wages and charge for their services accordingly.”

Starting his career as a barber in 1976 in a small barbershop in Wolverhampton, Paul has gone on to become owner of Simmons Barbershops and works as an ambassador for a leading scissor brand, along with working on shows around the world in his the former role as Artistic Director for Wahl GmbH (Germany). Having such a barber expert on the show, I had to also take up this opportunity to hear Paul’s take on the future direction of the barbering industry.

We’re going to get all of this today, so take a coffee (or tea, or water) break and let’s chat. And if you want more on this conversation with Paul, tune into this weeks Xtra Show HERE.

A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions

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Thank you to Paul Simmons for joining me on todays podcast.

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

EP201: Tabatha Coffey – Brave. Intelligent. Tenacious. Creative. Honest. May 24, 2021
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Tabatha Coffey is one of the biggest and admired names in world hairdressing. Adored by so many hairdressers from around the globe, Tabatha rose to fame as a contestant on Shear Genius leading to her own show, Tabatha Takes Over. In this podcast today we reveal the Tabatha behind that global fame and success, and learn how her characteristics of being brave, intelligent, tenacious, creative and honest can be taken as inspiration for your own life.
Achieving so much success it was only right to learn from Tabatha on how to go about creating a lifestyle and business that is right for you. This conversation will give you the positive mindset to helping you achieve just that.

In need of more on what Tabatha can offer you then this is your lucky day. Inspired by her TEDtalk, we get an insight into the June launch of her B.I.T.C.H camp, an in-person class series she’s developed into a interactive 6 week empowerment course based on her acronym for “bitch”.

To tune into this weeks How To Cut It Premium podcast with Tabatha where we get her thoughts to online education and more, click HERE.

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Thank you to Tabatha Coffey for joining me on todays podcast.

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

EP200: Robert Lobetta – A Hairdressing Great May 17, 2021
Show notes
Today we celebrate our 200th Episode and with such a milestone I had to bring you a very special guest for this one. Welcome Robert Lobetta, one of the most iconic and greatest names ever to come out of world hairdressing. To have Robert join me for this 200th episode caps a fantastic 4 years plus of bringing you the HTCI podcast.
In his first interview for three and half years, I was humbled and honoured to have him share on our show not only his personal thoughts to the hair industry in 2021, but to have him talk openly on how his journey went from a rebel starting out in 1970’s London to going on to become the Internationally recognised icon in the hair and beauty industry who is much loved and respected around the globe by hairdressers of all ages. And if this wasn’t enough for you, we also get his vision for the hairdressing future.

Robert self-confesses that he has never really considered himself as just a hairdresser, as for him hair was an art project. He never considered what he did was just hair, photography, film, or art, because he continually looked at Life as one big Art project. Something we get to hear all about today.

This podcast is one that you can’t afford to miss as we are in the company of a hairdressing great! So what are we waiting for, headphones on and hit that play button.

For this weeks premium Xtra Show podcast with Robert Lobetta click HERE.

A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions

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Thank you to Robert Lobetta for joining me on todays podcast.

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

EP199: Tim Hartley and The New Now May 03, 2021
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Put quite simply, todays guest Tim Hartley is regarded as one of the world’s greatest hairdressers. After a 30 year career at Vidal Sassoon culminating in his renowned role as International Creative Director Tim left the corporate world to concentrate on his own stunning visions of hair design. In this podcast today we will not only get to learn about Tim’s rich heritage in hairdressing that led him to this role at Vidal Sassoon, but how he sees the hair industry moving forward.
For over 30 years he’s been inspiring generations of young hairdressers with his passionate approach to hair, cutting edge aesthetic and technical expertise. His rise to the stratosphere of international hair design has been a remarkable one starting in the city of Manchester in the late 1970s, one of the centres of avant-garde punk style and ending on a global stage.

I feel it’s really important to observe and understand the stories behind our industries most iconic names as we learn not only of their wins, but of their struggles too. By developing your knowledge of the hairdressing history means developing your knowledge for a more fulfilling and successful career as we hurtle towards the new now in a post-covid world!

For our premium Xtra Show podcast with Tim Hartley click HERE.

A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions.

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Thank you to Tim Hartley for joining me on todays podcast.

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

EP198: A Podcast for Hairdressing Students Apr 26, 2021
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In this podcast today I will be sharing about the pathway a hairdressing career can give to hairdressing students. I believe it is essential that we help the next generation of hairdressers understand what is available to them, but also what they have to do to get there. By understanding this I truly believe anything is possible.

What got me interested in a career in hairdressing was when I first went to Salon International back in 1984. The buzz I felt that day made want to become a hairdresser. 34 years later I’m still fully engaged and part of this amazing industry. Thats why I’m keen to share the many variations a hairdressing career give you, as I know that not only can it help get more younger people into hairdressing, but also keep those who a possibly on the verge of falling out of love with the industry by simply becoming more engaged again.

You’ll hear about the wide variety of options available in a hairdressing that includes working in the salon as successful stylist, being a freelancer, entering competitions, working on stage, getting involved in the world of media ,and so much more.

What I’ve provided in this podcast is the sort of information I wanted to hear when I was that 16 year old student going to my local hairdressing college on day release. I really hope it inspires many of the students that listen in to this today, and I encourage all training providers, lecturers and salon owners to get their students and trainees to listen in. It could make that difference on them staying in the industry or not by carving out a lifelong and happy career within the hair industry.

A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions.

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

EP197: Go Beyond the Chair Apr 19, 2021
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As we fast approach our 200th episode it’s made me stop and reflect on how I’ve I got to where I am are today with How To Cut It. Today I’ll be sharing this with you.
From recording our very first episode back in March 2017 followed by my interview with Tom Connell, I seriously could have never anticipated the journey I was about to embark on back then. Speaking and hosting at shows across Europe, an exclusive partnership deal with Wella Professionals, a rapidly growing community and now producing creative content for leading names are just a small sample to some of the brilliant things I’m now experiencing. And all became possible through the power of podcasting.

From an everyday hairdresser working behind the chair 5 days a week in my boutique rural salon, the pathways that has opened up to me has been staggering. With all of this has seen my hairdressing career become more dynamic and varied. I love it, and you too can add this variation and success to your hairdressing career.

Today I’ll be sharing how by discovering your uniqueness could pivot you in ways that you never knew was possible. Take a listen to hear how it’s happened for me, and how it can happen for you too, but only if you are prepared to work hard for it.

A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions.

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

EP196: Ben Brown – Finding Your Life Purpose Apr 12, 2021
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Over the last year everything has changed for us all around the globe. As hair professionals being forced to stop working has given for many of us the chance to reflect on where we are at it within our lives and asking ourselves: have we found our life purpose?
I know, a heavy question but as we head back to doing hairdressing again, I wonder if slowing down and stopping has turned your head to to the possibility of new opportunities, new goals, new journeys? Curious, I just had to ask this question to former guest of the show and leading international educator, the brilliantly talented, Ben Brown.

When I last spoke to Ben in 2018, it was so exciting to learn about his first steps into becoming a hairdressing educator. Listening back to that podcast, it struck me that being an hair educator really gave Ben his life purpose of sharing both his love and expertise of cutting hair shapes. Fast forward two and half years and one pandemic later, where is Ben now at in his career and has his life purpose changed since we last spoke? Well, that’s what we will learn all about today.

I hope after listening in to this great conversation with Ben will help you look at where you are going in not just your hairdressing career, but in your life too. In this most challenging of years it may just have given you the headspace to pivoting your life towards a completely new direction. I would love to know what that could be by dropping me a DM on my Instagram account @domlehane.

For our premium Xtra Show podcast with Ben Brown click HERE.

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.

EP195: The Mindful Hairdresser with Jordanna Cobella Apr 05, 2021
Show notes
In this weeks HTCI podcast we welcome back owner of Cobella Salon and author of ‘The Mindful Hairdresser’ book, Jordanna Cobella.
Jordanna will be sharing with us all today how this book empowers hairdressers, stylists, and salon owners to optimise the synergy between human connection and technical ability. The examples and proven methods of communication and cues she teaches allow the day-to-day lives of a hairdresser to run more smoothly, prevent burnout and drastically improve the service for clients.

It is often said that hairdressers are the nation’s unofficial therapists and have historically been part of ‘confessional booths’.

This unwritten responsibility can sometimes leave those in the industry feeling out of depth or overwhelmed. As creatives, we are constantly investing in various ways to improve our technical skills, but are we ignoring the part of the profession that comprises a huge part of the service? The emotional intelligence and psychology involved in the everyday life of serving the public is often overlooked and taken for granted.

Serving the public in any capacity, especially in fashion and style, requires emotional intelligence, a good understanding of psychology, and non-verbal communication. The intimacy of changing the way someone looks, building rapport, and psychologically reading your clients is an unspoken skill we are expected to pick up along the way. This is the topic and skill we will addressing today.

For our premium Xtra Show podcast with Jordanna click HERE.

A podcast produced by Hairy Media Productions.

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To share your thoughts:

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Thank you to Jordanna Cobella for joining me on todays podcast.

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

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