creative excellence - Fellowship of British Hairdressers

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VOLUME 3/12
The Fellowship for British Hairdressing
CREATIVE EXCELLENCE
03 SIGNATURE STYLE: THE SEARCH IS ON FOR A/W 2012
05 RED CARPET ROLLS OUT FOR PRESIDENT’S NIGHT
09 RECORD AUDIENCES AT PRO HAIR LIVE!
14 COLOUR PROJECT TEAM 2012 SAY ADIEU
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Due to the popularity of many of our Fellowship events, please book your
ticket for the following to avoid disappointment!
SHOOT FOR SUCCESS! Powered by
The Fellowship for British Hairdressing
23rd or 24th May, 9am – 5pm
Ask Academy, 74/78 Seymour Place, London W12 2EH
Two action packed dates have been scheduled into the Fellowship diary
on 23rd and 24th May with a trio of talent that can help you create our
shot for success! Fellowship members are invited to bring a model of
their choice and receive guidance from the best in the business in terms
of photographer Richard Miles, fashion stylist Bernard Connolly and
makeup guru Lauren Mathis. All you need to do is create your hair,
choose your outfit from the selection provided and let Lauren interpret
your makeup vision. Richard Miles will then capture the story under your
direction which will then be edited prior to retouch on the day. Each
delegate will receive a CD containing their retouched shot.
£300 per delegate.
Up Close and Personal with Fellowship
Hairdresser of the Year Bruce Masefield
Tuesday 26th June, 7.30pm – 9.00pm
Wella World Studio
A fabulous opportunity for you to meet the Fellowship Hairdresser
of the Year, Bruce Masefield.
Members Free. £35 for Non Members.
It’s a Knockout
Sunday 22nd July
The Country Club, Theobolds Park, Lieutenant Ellis Way,
Cheshunt, Herts.
Family fun day and team building day in one!
£420 inc. VAT per team.
CLUBSTAR – Evening with Andy Smith
of John Carne
CLUBSTAR – Evening with HOB Creative Team
Monday, 28 May 2012, 6.30pm – 9pm
Monday 14th May, 7pm – 8.30pm
Schwarzkopf Ask Education Academy
74 – 78 Seymour Place, London, W1H 2EH
HOB Academy, Camden, London
The award winning HOB Creative Team will be demonstrating their latest
collections in step by step detail along with presentation models.
Schwarzkopf Essential Looks showcase led by Andy Smith, UK
Ambassador of Schwarzkopf. A chance for you to get up close and
personal with the Essential Looks Flux Collection.
Free to ClubStar members. £15 for Non Members.
Free to ClubStar members. £15 for Non Members.
These are just some of our fantastic
events planned for this year – full details
are published at the back of the magazine.
To book your ticket contact the Fellowship
office on 01295 724579.
CLUBSTAR – Art Team Auditions!
Monday 18th June, 11am – 4pm
Schwarzkopf Ask Education Academy, 74-78 Seymour Place,
London W1H 2EH
For details on how to enter this competition, please contact
Pam Haynes on 01295 724580.
CoverStory
MEET THE FELLOWSHIP FOR BRITISH HAIRDRESSING’S
SIGNATURE STYLISTS FOR SPRING/SUMMER 2012
Having enjoyed the good fortune to shoot with Beverly C, Nicky Clarke, Errol Douglas MBE, Mark Leeson, Richard Ward and
Charles Worthington, the Fellowship decided to ‘gift’ four of the finalists of the Fellowship Consumer Image of the Year entries at
the Fellowship Luncheon & Awards with the title of Fellowship for British Hairdressing Signature Stylist 2012.
KEN PICTON
SKYLER MCDONALD
Ken Picton’s Signature Style was
inspired by style icon Farah
Fawcett. The cut was a long
shaggy layered hair cut with lots
of definition to frame the face.
Colour was applied in the form of
peach and coppery tones to
create a feeling of separation. A
double blow dry and extra volume
mousse created the thickness in
the hair with Ken lightly rolling the
bun around the bottom of the hair
before pulling pieces loose.
Skyler’s Signature Style is
reminiscent of the classic Marcel
wave technique, used to achieve a
luscious set of uniform waves. Skyler
says; “The exciting thing about this
style is that it shows how dynamic
hair can be and how it can add to
your overall look. It is a fresh take on
an old classic and stands out from
the effortless dishevelled hairstyles
everyone seems to be favouring at
the moment.”
KARINE JACKSON
Karine Jackson’s Signature Style
features her innovative Lotus Flower
colouring technique. “The lotus
flower is a brilliant alternative to
highlights – the colour is beautifully
distributed with a much less rigid
feel. While it looks beautiful on all
ages, it’s especially clever for its
anti-ageing effect. Different shades
are placed throughout the hair
literally following the pattern of a
lotus flower.” Karine clipper cut the
models hair in order to achieve fullness on the
ends then disconnected the top layer to give lift,
before a specialist blow dry, having previously set
the hair on heated rollers.
CHRISTEL LUNDQVIST
Christel’s Signature Style draws
reference from 1940’s starlets,
channeling the infinite poise of
Grace Kelly, this look is all about
the elegance and beauty of the era.
Christel has infused the hair with
tones of muted blush and deep
truffle. The rich luminosity of the
hair is complimented by the deep
set waves and volume of the style.
“2012 is set to be awash with a
cooler palette, with tones like
merlot, Venetian red, deep maroon
and midnight black, so go rich in colour!”
Christel advises.
COVER CREDITS KEN PICTON Hair: Ken Picton Photography: Andrew O’Toole Make up: Lara Champion and Victoria Baron Styling:
Harriet Cotterill KARINE JACKSON Hair: Karine Jackson and Assistant Arash Moghaddami Make up: Margaret Aston Photography: Jack Eames
SKYLER MACDONALD Hair: Skyler McDonald at sean hanna salons Make up: José Base Photography: Trevor Leighton CHRISTEL LUNDQVIST
Hair: Christel Lundqvist in association with HOB Salons Photography: John Rawson Make up: Jo Frost Styling: Jared Green
COMPETITION TIME! COMPETITION TIME! COMPETITION TIME!
If you’d like to be one of the next Signature Stylists send your 10 x 8 photograph into the Fellowship
Office no later than Friday 22nd June 2012. The photographs will be judged by a panel of trade and
consumer journalists and the winners will be featured in FM Issue 5.
No photo? No problem! Join the Fellowship on their SHOOT FOR SUCCESS PHOTOGRAPHIC DAYS on either
23rd or 24th May with Richard Miles – see coming events for details.
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presidents
letter
David has been a Council member for
numerous years and has always played an
integral role to ensure the smooth running of
major Fellowship events. I look forward to
working alongside David and am sure that he
will further enhance his current role by making
an exceptional Chair of our organisation.
Firstly I must congratulate David Drew on his inauguration as
new Chairman of the Fellowship.
stunning grounds, this perfect setting hosted an evening of fine
food, wine and entertainment.
David Drew has been a Council member for numerous years and
has always played an integral role to ensure the smooth running
of major Fellowship events. I look forward to working alongside
David and am sure that he will further enhance his current role by
making an exceptional Chair of our organisation.
It also posed a perfect pitch to reenact the pure meaning of
fellowship whilst lending the opportunity to network with fellow
members.
Elite, exclusive and uniquely British are all words that are often used
to describe our membership. Add sophisticated glamour and
collectively they sum up the words to describe my Presidents Night!
As in previous years, we invited the industry’s charity, HABB to
present their awards and raise crucial funds – my congratulations go
to deserving award winners Sharon Malcolm and Trevor Sorbie MBE.
I close with my heartfelt thanks to you all for making this evening
so memorable.
Mark Creed
The cream of British hairdressing joined me at the quintessentially
English Hurlingham Club on Monday 23rd April. Set in 42 acres of
President
Chairman’s Review
I feel extremely honoured to be your new Chairman and it is
with this great sense of pride that I look forward to undertaking
this role.
In doing so I will use an anachronism for P. R.I.D.E. Personal
Responsibility In Delivering Excellence - in the Fellowships
case - ‘CREATIVE EXCELLENCE’!
Part of my role is to not only support the vision of our President
Mark Creed, but to chair the regular meetings of the 18 strong
dedicated group of individuals known as The Fellowship Council.
Together our remit is to continue to raise the standards of creative
excellence, whilst discovering new and exciting talent, staging
progressive innovative educational events and supporting today’s
creative agenda.
Since its formation in 1946, The Fellowship has established itself
as the most respected creative organisations in the hairdressing
industry with the full support of our fantastic sponsors without
whom The Fellowship could neither survive or exist.
As a Fellowship member you’re recognised as one of the best in
our industry! I encourage you to incorporate the Fellowship
insignia in all of your business branding, in doing so
you’ll further endorse that message.
I look forward to meeting you and getting to know
you during my Chairmanship.
David Drew
Chairman
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President’s
Night
Set in one of London’s most
prestigious venues, The Hurlingham
Club, on Monday 23rd April, the
President for British Hairdressing,
Mark Creed played host to the
cream of British hairdressing.
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The evening once again supported official industry charity HABB
who are currently supporting over 190 industry individuals who
have been affected by illness, accidents and circumstances
beyond their control.
As the 33rd President, Mark credited the Fellowship for continuing
to go from strength to strength, striving to push creative
boundaries within the industry. Mark also thanked the sponsors for
their continuous support and without whom all the events and
showcases of creative excellence would not be possible.
David Drew took to the stage as the new Chairman, confirming his
pleasure and excitement for the role. David outlined his ethos to
maintain the incredible work of past Chairman, whilst doing his bit
to retain British Hairdressing at its number one position.
The President’s promise of an evening of fine wine, fine food and
fabulous entertainment was fulfilled, with the opportunity to catch
up with industry friends and raise money for such a worthy cause.
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An evening of recognition as well as celebration, as the HABB Awards
presented the following recipients with well-deserved accolades for
their part in raising awareness and money for the charity;
President’s Night
The Presidents Award for consistent fundraising went to Belfast salon
owner Sharon Malcolm, whilst The Humanitarian Award was presented
to Trevor Sorbie MBE. In a moving speech, Trevor told the audience:
“I’m in the last chapter of my hairdressing career, but nothing has ever
given me more satisfaction than my work with My New Hair.”
As the 33rd President, Mark credited the Fellowship for
continuing to go from strength to strength, striving to
push creative boundaries within the industry.
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Professional
The Fellowship for British Hairdressing
rock Manchester at Professional
Hairdresser Live 2012
Professional Hairdresser Live took on another level this
year, as Manchester Central attracted record crowds,
with thousands of guests flocking to catch seminars
and inspiration from the industries biggest names!
The Fellowship platform placed firmly at the centre of the action,
attracted visitors ranging from prestigious industry legends, to up
and coming stylists wishing to catch some tips and tricks to
elevate their own experience over two days of unforgettable hair
presentations.
Fellowship President Mark Creed wasted no time in welcoming
the first team to the stage. From Alan d, Edward Hemmings and
Kevin Day presented fundamental cutting techniques for
commercial, wearable hair. Showcasing the methodology
practised in their London and Ipswich based academies.
Christopher Appleton from George’s in Leicester was next to the stage,
presenting the latest in men’s catwalk trends with a strong editorial
feel. Relaying his trend and predictions for the upcoming season Chris
ensured the pastel theme presented would remain strong.
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David Drew co-hosting the event, introduced the 2012 F.A.M.E.
Team as ‘the one's to watch when it comes to new talent’. Along
with their Artistic Director and Fellowship Hairdresser of the Year,
Bruce Masefield, the team featuring Becky Hunt from Sanrizz,
Isabella Hyde from Rush, Ashleigh Hodges from Flame and Ryan
Harris from Angels each presented two precision cut models.
K H Salons’ Salon Director Helen Bailey and Salon Manager
Traci Wells presented next, inspired by the 70’s era, they
recreated looks from their Spring/summer 2012 collection,
referencing all things retro.
Hairdresser Live
The Fellowship platform placed firmly at
the centre of the action, attracted visitors
ranging from prestigious industry legends,
to up and coming stylists
Under the Fellowship mantle of ClubStar, the ClubStar Art Team
featuring Ellenora Dean from Michelle Griffin, Ellis Lambert from
Michelle Griffin, Rory Share of Michelle Griffin, Stefanie Shields of
Smart Est: 73 and Paul Jamieson of Mahogany. All cut models
live on stage, whilst narrating how each look was achieved hosted
by Project Leader Simon Shaw.
It was something of a reunion next as the 2011 F.A.M.E. Team
assembled on stage, giving an insight into life after F.A.M.E. And
how they have each progressed. Natalia Maxwell of George's,
Leah Walton of the Colour Room, Altin Ismaili of Marc Antoni and
Joseph Ferraro of Halo took time to praise the Fellowship for the
incredible opportunities the offer young talent, in doing so they
proved how far the had come by giving a slick, expert
presentation.
Mario Failla and Lorenzo Colangelo of The Gallery salon had
been influenced by an underwater theme. Having taken heed of
London Fashion Weeks’ trend predictions, both recreated shell
shapes, and toyed with pale, muted tones to give a loose, fluid
feel to their creations, as though immersed in water.
Barbara Daley’s Artistic Team member and Salon Director
Lisa Rhead and Lee O’Neil shared an insight into their
Spring/Summer collection and displaying one of their bespoke
colour techniques, called ‘Framing’, whilst discussing the merits
of tailoring colour exclusively for each client.
Award winning Hooker & Young worked with what they dubbed
Nicki Minaj inspired shades, and presented avant-Garde models
which had been styled to resemble amazing chess figures.
It was then time to get up close and personal with Mr X Factor
himself, Jamie Stevens. Taking time out from his newly launched
salon, Jamie chose the opportunity to reveal the good news that
he had indeed been signed up for the next three seasons of the
record breaking tv show.
The ghd Artistic Team were next, crediting Fashion Weeks as an
important source for their inspiration. Jonathan Andrew of Jamie
Stevens, Lisa Booth of Escape Hair Design, Steve Robinson of
Hensmans, Leigh-Anne Regan of Rachel Hammond Hair and Beauty,
and Sophie Laidlaw of Hush all showcased great cutting techniques.
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King of Avant-garde, Robert Masciave joined by his team from
Metropolis displayed ten looks from their Tribe collection, drawing
inspiration from birds and animals.
Josh Goldsworthy of Goldsworthy’s, and Will Brown from
Maxwells presented next, displaying a mix of cutting skills on both
male and female models.
Marking the close of day one at Pro Hairdresser Live, the
Fellowship had certainly not disappointed, delivering an
abundance of talent and sheer creativity. All who watched left
feeling inspired and motivated.
Ashley Thompson represented Peter Prosser Hairdressing with
two male models portraying his hairdressing expertise on both
afro and Caucasian mens hair.
Day two began on an equally high note with Errol Douglas MBE
presenting what he described as “dissipating hair texture”,
featuring an embossed ponytail and structural shapes on his
fabulous models.
The Fellowship Trends were next to present, a trio of talent
featuring Kevin Day from Alan d, Angelo Vallilo from Zullo and
Holland and Karine Jackson. All worked with texture with a hint of
session style.
BHA Northern Ireland Hairdresser of the Year, Kevin Kahan
representing Unite introduced this new range and relayed how
best to use the concise product range to your advantage,
in doing so sharing a unique tip on how to achieve ethereal curl
to the hair by using chopsticks!
The Fellowship’s Shooting Stars, saw Jake Ungar of HOB, Rick
Roberts from Rick Roberts, Louise Wood from Hair Advice Centre,
Ellis-May Lambert and Rory Share from the Michelle Griffin
Academy gave a step by step guide to hair extensions. Working
to a polished feel with elements of street style.
Having just returned from Paris Fashion Week, the Marc Antoni
team took to the stage presenting some revolutionary work from
Dan Spiller and Altin Ismaili.
Lisa Whiteman of Webster Whiteman was joined by Neil Barton.
Presenting their Fascinature collection the duo were inspired by
natural, organic shapes with colours reflective of this theme, such
as sea green, ash grey, and turquoise.
Colour Rooms, Sean Tetlow, current Midlands Hairdresser of the
Year, presented with his Technical Director, ex F.A.M.E. Team
member and current Clothes Show Stylist of the Year, Leah
Walton. Sean worked with tailored couture, combining structure
with an element of softness throughout his haircut. Leah
discussed the benefits of investing time in hair prepping citing it
The Fellowship had certainly not disappointed, delivering an
abundance of talent and sheer creativity. All who watched
left feeling inspired and motivated.
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Professional
Hairdresser
Live
“Men’s hair work is really being pushed at the moment.
It’s all about the creative exchange.” Chris Foster
as creating a strong foundation for beautiful craftsmanship.
Vicky Turner of Goldsworthy’s worked with some beautiful classic
finger waving, with a modern edge. Vicky referenced fashion
icons Jessie J and Nicki Minaj using pastel shades to enhance
the cut.
The talent continued to enthrall with James Bacon of Andrew
Collinge showcasing fantastic scissor work on a disconnected,
point cut bob.
Donna Tovey of p.kai and Tom Wright of Soul Hair joined forces to
present looks from the Wella TrendVision portfolio, Blaze and Grace.
Blaze is the ‘Femme Fatale’ and featured hot pink shades
interspersed with violet and damse whilst Grace portrayed the
‘modern muse’ and featured translucent muted tones.
Foss Academy’s Chris Foster and Creative Director of
The Refinery, Warren Lee brought men’s grooming into the
theatrical arena by displaying an incredible carnival themed
collection. Warren quoted his motto as “Innovate or die!”
preaching the mantra of fresh ideas. Chris followed this by
adding, “men’s hair work is really being pushed at the moment.
It’s all about the creative exchange.”
It was the job of the Joico UK Design Team to close the two-day
extravaganza. The line-up consisting of Ian Davies of Ocean
Hairdressing, Gill Berry of Hug8, Kate Cunningham of Stannard
and Slingsby, Daniel Granger of Mask hairdressing and Ryan
Nicoletti Dowd of Wigg.
Presenting their collaboration Atlas, the presentation featured
strong geometric shapes inspired by the 60’s.
Closing the show President Mark Creed thanked the team backstage and show co-ordinator Ann Herman ensuring that indeed
creative excellence was again brought to the masses.
“A truly superb weekend showcasing some spectacular creative
hair on the Fellowships centre stage! Thank you to all that helped
the Fellowship shine at this prestigious event.”
Mark Creed, President.
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COLOUR PROJECT
Colour Project Students came together
for their final show in the company of
colour legend Daniel Galvin O.B.E.
Held at Wella World Studios, this year’s finale was a glitzy,
glamorous event, celebrating everything students have learnt
throughout their time with the Colour Project.
Taking inspiration from their courses and using their own creative
flare, each student developed and created a unique, stunning
colour which they presented at the finale. Each look created was
a true representation of colour excellence and left on-lookers
blown away as the gazed in awe at what stood before them.
Renowned for its excellence and invaluable teachings within
colour the Finale Evening attracted a huge crowd, including some
legendary names in the hairdressing industry. Opening with an
introduction from Team Leaders Tanya Hennessey and Jo O’Neil
who expressed their sheer pride on bearing witness to each of
the students incredible journey in developing their colouring skills
Showcasing two demonstrations from Fellowship President Mark
Creed and Chris Williams from Rush, the dynamic duo presented
amazing bespoke colour techniques.
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Returning to the stage, each student gave a detailed account of
their creation including what they had indeed learned throughout
the course.
“Daniel Galvin OBE continues
to push the boundaries of
creative colour work.” Mark Creed
Introducing the evening's special guest, Daniel Galvin OBE,
President Mark Creed commented: “After many years in the
business Daniel continues to push the boundaries of creative
colour work”. Daniel held an open interview giving the audience
an invaluable opportunity to ask questions.
Drawing to a close it was time for students to be presented with
their certificates of achievement by Daniel Galvin OBE. Wishing
the students the best of luck with the endless opportunities that
lay before them.
T FINALE EVENING
Tanya Hennessey, closing the evening said: “Colour Project has proved a
fantastic learning curve for all the students involved and I've been immensely
proud to play an active role in helping to both inspire and create new growth in
the industry. We have received amazing support from all our fabulous mentors
– it really has been a life-changing opportunity for all those involved”.
“We have received amazing support
from all our fabulous mentors –
it really has been a life-changing
opportunity for all those involved.”
Tanya Hennessey
“A superb evening
bursting with innovative
artistic colouring.
Congratulations to
everyone that’s been
involved on this unique
colour focused course.
Big thanks also colour
legend Daniel Galvin
OBE for making it such
a memorable evening.”
Mark Creed, President
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My Working Day
Louise Wood
Fellowship member Louise Wood
owns The Hair Advice Centre in
Englefield Green, Egham. Louise
gives us an inside view of her
typical 24 hour working day.
My alarm goes off at...
If I’m being really virtuous 05.30 am, but 06.00 am is the norm.
The first thing I do when I wake up...
Attend to my emails and review yesterday’s ‘to do’ list, adding an
unrealistic list of things to do that day. Have breakfast and drink
my (by then) cold green tea. Urgh!
On my to-do list today...
Complete the text for our quarterly magazine so layouts can be
finished and sent to the printer; plan a new bridal marketing
campaign; write up staff performance reviews; finalise details of
our 20th birthday party celebrations and travel details of our staff
Xmas Party (in June!) to Royal Ascot.
My beauty regime consists of...
My favourite way to wind down after work...
Dr Hauschka Cleansing Cream followed by Dr Hauschka Rose
Cream. Then my makeup (I couldn’t live without Laura Mercier
mineral powder) which is usually bright lips, black eyeliner and
loads of mascara.
Is reading. But I spend about an hour most nights updating our
social media pages and our blog.
If I’m staying in...
I’ll wear PJs.
On an average day I wear...
Black, is there any other colour? And as I love statement
jewellery, either a huge ring or an oversized necklace.
If I’m going out...
I’ll wear a top with jeans and some heels, something dressier for
a night in London.
Before leaving home I always...
Walk my pooch Henry before giving him a hug and kiss good bye.
My bedtime beauty regime...
On my way to work...
Cleanse and tone with Dr Hauschka – again! Dr Hauscka says
you shouldn’t moisturise at night, but as I get older and more
lines appear, I question that theory!
I return a phone call to someone on my list.
My essential salon products...
The last thing I do before I go to sleep...
I now have the UNITE professional-only range in my salon and
not a day goes by without using them. My favourite styling
and finishing products are Blow & Set, Expanda Dust, Shina Mist
and Second Day.
Is charge my iPhone and watch TV; I can’t go to sleep without
background noise.
I dream about...
A day off with absolutely no commitments.
For lunch...
If I get time for lunch, I’ll eat fruit, salad or a sandwich.
I leave the salon...
Between 9.30/10pm as my last client is 8pm. Saturday it’s earlier,
around 6pm.
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My perfect Sunday...
Reading the papers over breakfast, then cooking (my other
passion) a big lunch for family and friends – the more the merrier.
I often bake a cake for tea, then a long walk in the park before
flopping on the sofa to watch a lovely old movie.
Project X Students
are Picture Perfect
The 2012 Fellowship Project X students were
picture perfect this month as they enjoyed their
first shoot together, producing a collection inspired
by the theme ‘red carpet glamour’ at London’s
legendary Bedhead Studios.
“It was a fantastic day,” said Project X leader Karine Jackson.
“The last couple of mentoring sessions have been about setting
themselves up as professional session stylists and honing their
presentation skills, so they were absolutely ready and raring to
tackle the shoot. The guys worked in pairs and had to design and
create two red carpet looks on their model – one hair up and the
other with hair down – but both had to represent modern
glamour… red carpet with a twist. The results were amazing and
surprised even the students themselves!”
“The results were amazing and
surprised even the students
themselves!” Karine Jackson
The collection was shot by legendary TiGi photographer
Ben Cooke, styled by Darren Knight and with über-glam make-up
courtesy of Sally Crouch. “When we first met, the students were
keen to have an opportunity to practice their long hair work, so it
was great to be able to use the shoot to bring all that to life,”
added Karine.
“It’s a funny combination of
frustration and excitement
when you’re creating the looks
but there’s no doubt the
process makes you much more
confident.” Lisa Collins
Project X student Stacey Morgan from Maxwells salon agreed;
“There’s quite a lot of pressure on shoot day, but it’s really helpful
being able to pool our resources – we all have very different skills
to share.” Fellow-student and colleague Lisa Collins added; “It’s
a funny combination of frustration and excitement when you’re
creating the looks but there’s no doubt the process makes you
much more confident. We can’t wait to see the pictures!”
With their first collection in the can, the Project X students are
now looking forward to their next assignment.
Look out for the stunning results in FM's next issue!
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CLUBSTAR
Angelo Vallillo
Demonstration with ClubStar Up-and-coming innovator Angelo Vallillo from Zullo & Holland held his own exclusive ClubStar evening on 16th April at the Wella
World Studio to demonstrate his much sought-after recent BHA Eastern Hairdresser of the Year finalist collection, giving
attendees a chance to get up close and personal with the rising star.
The evening, which was hosted by Michelle Griffin, took the audience of 28 through a number of demonstrations, including three
step-by-step cut and colours and three styling finishes, with Angelo taking questions from spectators throughout.
All the attendees, including stylists from Vogue International, Charles Worthington and Clay, were very pleased with the event, saying
that the compact size of the group made for a very intimate and beneficial experience. The four attendees from Vogue International
said the night was “really enjoyable” and they loved being able to “get up close and see more”. Rom Sartipi from Charles
Worthington found the event “insightful and inspirational” and comments all round were positive, with glowing reports of Vallillo’s
presentation skills.
ClubStar Evening with
Clipso Art Team and
Follow-up Demonstrations
The 5th March saw the Clipso Art Team showcase some of the most exciting prevailing hair trends to grace the S/S catwalks this
year. The team of five stylists including Freya Haines, Harriette Calvert, Emilie Pearson-Brown,Loretta Karam-Whalley and
Kim Rance worked tirelessly on creating a portfolio of styles which focused on elaborate up-dos constructed through
backcombing, backcutting and crimping to create voluminous texture.
Suitably entitled “Pastel Playground”, the Clipso Art Team‘s collection featured some
beautifully delicate shades of colouring, from candy-floss pink to baby blue and virginal
blondes which accentuated the soft, romantic feel of their elegant hair-up styles and heavily
textured undercuts. Spectator, Louise Brown said, “I really enjoyed what the art team did.
It has given me great inspiration for when I get back to the salon. I can't wait to try out some
of the colour techniques they showed tonight and it's given me some good ideas that I can
incorporate in my hairup work”.
In a great act of generosity, GHD donated five of their latest model of hairdryers, retailing at
£99 each. The hairdryers were entered in to a prize draw at the end of the night and
handed out to the five lucky winners; Millie Bartlet, Abby Thomas and Jack Wallace from
Clay Hair Salon, and Kristiana Jacimovic and Alexandra White who work at Simon
Alexander.
“I can't wait to try out some of the colour
techniques they showed tonight and it's
given me some good ideas that I can
incorporate in my hairup work.” Louise Brown
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CLUBSTAR
SPONSOR 2012
“The Art Team were all so willing
to learn and try whatever I threw
at them. They all went out of their
comfort zone and it was really
rewarding to see how eager and
interested they were in what
I was saying and doing.”
Arash Moghaddami
AUDITION TIME! CLUBSTAR ARE ON THE
SEARCH FOR THEIR NEW ART TEAM!
If you think you have potential and are currently enjoying
membership of ClubStar, get in touch with Pam Haynes at the
Fellowship Office on [email protected] or call
01295 724580 and find out how you could be on your way to
future stardom!
March Cutting Workshop with
Arash Moghaddami from
Karine Jackson On the 12th of March, Karine Jackson’s Senior Stylist and former ClubStar Art
Team member Arash Moghaddami hosted a workshop at the Wella World Studios
demonstrating a range of his favourite cutting techniques to an audience of
ClubStar Art Team members including Stefanie Shields from Smart Est 73 and
Ellis-May Lambert and Rory Share from Michelle Griffin.
On being offered the role of teacher for this event, Moghadammi said, “It was my
absolute pleasure doing the cutting workshop. I know the Art Team had done
training days with the likes of Lee Stafford, Gary Russell and Kathryn Dartnell so
I was quite chuffed to be asked.”
The event provided a platform for Moghaddami to demonstrate a number of
useful everyday techniques for creating texture in the hair. He also took the team
through a disconnected cut step-by-step. The Senior Stylist said his aim was to
teach his students the things they would enjoy learning and also gain useful
experience from, and with the expertise of a passionate instructor and the
enthusiastic co-operation of the Art Team, this day time event was a
resounding success.
He was full of praise, saying “The Art Team were all so willing to learn and try
whatever I threw at them. They all went out of their comfort zone and it was
really rewarding to see how eager & interested they were in what I was saying
and doing.”
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The F.A.M.E. Team
meet with Indira
Schauwecker
The team were treated to an exciting seminar with Toni
and Guy’s International Art Director Indira Schauwecker,
winner of the 2011 Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year.
“We all had a fantastic day, and really enjoyed everything Indira
had to teach us - she really understood what we were all about!”
The F.A.M.E. Team
The 2012 F.A.M.E. Team assembled at the Toni and Guy
Academy, in London, on Wednesday 11th April, for yet another
day of inspiration and creation!
The Team were treated to an exciting seminar with Toni and Guy’s
International Art Director Indira Schauwecker, winner of the 2011
Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year.
Indira began her workshop by talking the team through Toni and
Guy’s Avant Garde history, discussing how various images were
imagined and consequently created. Indira then turned the table
onto the group, looking through imagery that inspired them, and
advised that any medium can be an influence, from nature,
to architecture. Indira recommended that anything that holds a
structural shape can be held in the highest of regard in terms of
avant-garde, which is all about the construction.
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Indira then used a model to demonstrate a technique she used at
London Fashion Week. The look consisted of a series of knotting
techniques used to build a rod-like structure, encouraging the
team to have a go, and get involved.
The Team were then challenged to create their own hairpieces
inspired by Indira's work using different materials in a craft-like
workshop. Encouraged by Indira throughout, Becky made an
intricate braid, Ryan a colourful hair mask using a matting method,
Isabella a basket-weave/netting system, whilst Ashleigh made one
of Indira's signature plaits with hair pulled around a piece of wire.
The Team said; “We all had a fantastic day, and really enjoyed
everything Indira had to teach us, and as she was a former F.A.M.E.
Team member she really understood what we were all about!”
Meet the
Member
Kevin Kahan
Current Northern Ireland Hairdresser
of the Year, Kevin Kahan is an upbeat,
energetic owner. Kevin has just taken
the UNITE professional-only haircare
range into his Bangor salon, a brand
which fills him with such enthusiasm,
he's now one of it’s creative
ambassadors.
What do you see outside your
office window
As my office is within the inner structure of the salon, I don’t have
a view outside as such, but that’s great as I’m not distracted
from the business! Having said that, I’ve created a very private,
tranquil place where I can close the door, think my own thoughts
and get inspired.
The first thing you do when you get home
Get my running shoes on and go out with my wonderful dogs in
the fresh country air.
The dinner planned for tonight
Seared tuna and a green salad.
How do you relax
Oops! I am not very good at relaxing, but generally exercise,
reading or seeing something fabulous at the theatre does the
trick!
What’s on your bedside table
A pile of books that I keep promising myself I’ll read one day.
New or vintage
Oh new every time.
What's the best thing about your
salon location
My salon is in Bangor, Northern Ireland’s best kept secret.
It has all the buzz of Belfast but comes with a beach.
Shower or bath
Shower please.
Tea or coffee
Three words to describe your salon
I love regular tea and drink copious amounts of it!
Stunning, sensuous and very professional.
The first thing you do when you get into the salon
Get the team together and wish everyone a great day!
Meditation or conversation
Conversation; there’s nothing like a good catch-up.
The view from your windows at home
What's your favourite fragrance
I live in the countryside so trees, fields and a hint of the bay.
Green Irish Tweed.
Your home described in three words
Your favourite soundtrack
Eclectic, eco and edgy.
I couldn’t possibly say because I love so many genres of music.
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Masterclass in
Cutting Workshop
The Fellowship for British Hairdressing teamed up with
Sassoon's in Manchester to host a workshop in which
members of the industry gathered on Monday 26th March
to give participants a lesson in styling and cutting.
The Masters included Joseph Ferraro of Halo, Serena of
Headmasters, Daniel Taylor of Taylor Taylor, Sean Tetlow of The
Colour Room, John Wilsdon of Toni & Guy and Mace McDerra
from Trevor Sorbie. The evening was hosted by Lina Hermansson,
and all participants were assisted with their models, taking them
through looks from commercial, to edgy.
Upon completion of their models the participants then presented
them to the group, each receiving a diploma. Well done to
Chloe Cooper and Libby Halliday of KH Hair, Peter Ridelaigh,
Charlotte Broadman, Clare Gosling, Ashley Gilsbody of Jamilla
Paul, Robert Miles, Tammy Murrell and Samantha Atwell at TPL
Hairdressing and Simon Nezri of Simon Alexander.
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Lina Hermansson said of the evening; “It was a hugely successful
evening, the feedback we got from Masters and participants alike
was really great.”
“It was a hugely successful
evening, the feedback we got
from Masters and participants
alike was really great.”
Lina Hermansson
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© Fellowship for British Hairdressing 2012
CONTACT
THE OFFICE
PRESIDENT
Mark Creed
VICE PRESIDENTS
Bruno Marc & Gary France
CHAIRMAN
David Drew
VICE CHAIRMAN
Phillip Rogers
CHANCELLOR
Gary France
F.A.M.E. TEAM LEADERS
Bruce Masefield
& Bruno Marc
PROJECT X LEADER
Karine Jackson
COLOUR PROJECT LEADERS
Mark Creed, Jo O’Neill
& Tanya Gabriel Hennessey
CLUBSTAR PROJECT LEADER
Simon Shaw
DIRECTLY
SECRETARY
Carol Spencer
Fellowship for British
Hairdressing, Bloxham Mill,
Barford Road, Bloxham
Banbury, Oxfordshire OX15 4FF
Tel 01295 724579
Fax 01295 724580
[email protected]
EVENTS COORDINATOR
AND FM NEWS EDITOR
Ann Herman
Tel 01923 855213
Fax 01923 855166
[email protected]
EVENTS & TICKET SALES
Denise Simkins
Tel 01295 724579
[email protected]
CLUBSTAR SECRETARY
Pam Haynes
Tel 01295 724580
[email protected]
ART DIRECTOR
(DESIGN & PRINT)
Ray Guzenda
GD Associates
Tel 01608 646677
[email protected]
FELLOWSHIP TRADE PR
Julie Allen
JOOLS PR, College House,
College Drive, Thames Ditton,
Surrey KT7 0LB
[email protected]
PROJECT X PR
Harriet Evans
FLINT, The Atrium Business
Centre, Curtis Road, Dorking,
RH4 1XA Tel 01306 646343
[email protected]
FM MAGAZINE EDITOR,
FELLOWSHIP AND F.A.M.E.
TEAM PR
Julie Bellinger-Gibb
Gorgeous PR, The Steading,
18 Coombe Road, Steyning,
West Sussex BN44 3LF
Tel 01903 816493
[email protected]
CLUBSTAR PR
Sally Learmouth
Gloss Communications,
Gable House, 18-24 Turnham
Green Terrace, Chiswick, W4 1QP.
[email protected]
diary
dates
14th May
ClubStar Evening with HOB Creative Team,
HOB Academy, Camden.
23rd and
24th May
Shoot for Success, Photographic Shoot.
Schwarzkopf ASK Academy, London.
28th May
ClubStar Evening with Andy Smith of John
Carne, Schwarzkopf ASK Academy, London.
18th June
ClubStar Art Team Auditions, Schwarzkopf
ASK Academy, London.
25th June
ClubStar Evening with Kai Wan at pkai,
Wella World Studio, London.
26th June
Up Close & Personal with Fellowship
Hairdresser of the Year, Bruce Masefield,
Wella World Studio, London.
2nd July
Members Night, L’Oréal International
Academy, London.
16th July
ClubStar Workshop with Kai Wan at pkai,
Wella World Studio, London.
16th July
Colour Night at Toni & Guy Academy,
London.
22nd July
It’s A Knockout!
The Country Club, Cheshunt.
30th July
ClubStar Evening with Bruce Masefield,
L’Oréal International Academy, London.
COLOUR PROJECT PR
Johnny Paterson
Catalyst Consultancy
Oasis Camden
85-87 Bayham Street
London NW1 0AG
Tel 0207 788 4091
[email protected]
FOR THEY ARE JOLLY GOOD FELLOWS
Ellie Adams, Raymond Bird, Harriet Evans, Sally Learmouth,
Johnny Paterson and Maria Weijers.
This is just a taster of our fantastic events planned for
2012. Tickets are available from the Fellowship office or
online www.fellowshiphair.com
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