HairVoyage

Prepare to be captivated as we step behind the scenes with a true legend in the Beauty Industry, Ray Civello. Ray's  career spans decades, from his role as the Creative Director of Aveda to founding Civello Salons and Back Of Bottle. His journey is an extraordinary combination of entrepreneurship, creativity, trailbalzing and profound mentorship. As we journey through Ray's incredible story, we learn about a visionary whose legacy is built on innovation, artistry, and a deep understanding of beauty in all its forms. His contributions have enriched the industry, and his work continues to inspire and shape the future of fashion, beauty, and wellness. Ray's role as an international educator has empowered countless individuals to embrace their creativity and potential. Ray's philanthropic endeavors reflect his commitment to giving back to the community that has supported him throughout his illustrious career. As we talk with Ray, we also hear about some of the impactful mentors who have played a role in shaping his remarkable path. Ray Civello's story is not just a biography of achievement; it's a masterclass in creativity, entrepreneurship, and the enduring power of mentorship. Ray shares pivotal moments in his career, discovering how creativity has been the driving force behind his success.  His entrepreneurial story reflects the power of passion and vision, and offering encouragement for aspiring Beauty Professionals and entrepreneurs.Tune in now to be inspired by the wisdom of a  legend in the Beauty Industry. Ray Civello's journey is a testament to the transformative possibilities that await those who dare to dream and create.  #BeautyIndustryLegend #Entrepreneurship #CreativeInnovation #RayCivello

In this episode we speak with licensed master social worker Kim Swisher.  Kim is passionate about her work in Alaska and her experience in the field of child welfare and social work education. She has taught for the schools of social work in Alaska in areas of child and family engagement, child abuse and neglect as well as community organizational social work. Kim is married to a great partner, has an amazing step son and is a mama to three Boston Terriers. In this episode we learn about different types of systems that impact us and how big changes happen within them. We talk about impact, connection, mentorship and of course the beauty industry. Tune in! 

Kate Bailey is a Business + Embodiment Mentor helping neurodivergent women reclaim their brilliance, play big and create a life and business that works with how you work. Her brand and mission statement is "PLAY BIG QUEEN" which is also her title and a command for all women ready to step out of their smallness. Kate is a neurodiversity advocate passionate about making coaching and mentoring spaces more accessible and inclusive for neurodivergent entrepreneurs. Kate offers free community and resources to support neurodiivergent women in entrepreneurship so you can get the clarity and confidence needed go on your very own play big journey. You can join her community at Facebook.com/groups/playbigqueens or download her free embodiment exercises at playbigqueen.com 

Have you ever wondered about using healing and energy work behind the chair? Ashleah shares about what it means to her and how she has adopted energy practices and integrated them into hairdressing. She shares some of her own story on, "becoming ceremony" with us and we learn about her passion for sharing these tools with others. You can learn more about Ashleah's offerings on instagram @becomingceremony and beauty professionals can also sign up to have her as a mentor through the HairVoyage platform.

Enzina Marrari is a mulitdisiplinary artist that lives and works in Alaska. She works with visual arts, performance as well as instillation and mixed media mediums. Ezina shares her experiences of being an artist in residence and what it has brought to her work. We talk about the path and developmental impact that residency's are designed to give artists. Enzina informs us about how these supportive experiences are organized, what the purpose of an artist in residency is and many other great insights. Enzina shares with us how she has learned to embrace herself as an artist. She helps us understand the intimacy involved within artistic education principles and we explore the alignment with beauty professionals careers.

Janalyn is a holistic stylist in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Janalyn is a hair healer, an artists and carries many other titles. She has mentored beauty professionals as well as her clients to follow their heart in the unfolding of their businesses and desires. Janalyn talks about what it means to use energy work and other expansive services behind the chair. We talk about what these creative wellness services can be and how they add value to clients experiences. Tune in to learn more and hear Janalyn's story.

Alexandra is a hairstylist coach based in Boston, Massachusetts. She is passionate about helping stylists grow in their communication and their authentic selves within their beauty businesses. She loves helping stylists understand that soft skills are superpower skill sets and loves to help beauty pros achieve their specific desires. Alexandra has a diverse knowledge of industry expertise, a degree in communications and she loves watching others in our industry thrive through education, community and coaching.  Instagram @therealalexandrashow 

In this episode Jikaiah; hairstylist and educator for Hair Story Studio tells us about her journey in the industry. Jikaiah gives us a behind the scenes story about where her journey has taken her and how she has established herself in  NYC. She is an interdisciplinary artist who works as a creative director, mentor and all the while filling her chair with meaningful connections. Tune in to hear about how it's done, what she's learned along the way and how she is excited to participate with HairVoyage in our shared mission of educating  beauty professionals. 

In this episode we unpack with Alyse Daunis what a design sprint is, how we have used them in the process of building HV and how beauty professionals can utilize this tool for building their businesses. Design sprints are a design thinking method used for solving complex problems throughout co-creation. This process is roadmap for testing, prototyping, defining and clarifying data from targeted users. Design sprints are a fast track process to your beauty business dreams! Alyse is a bad ass, adventure lover and heart centered product designer. Alyse is an entrepreneur with experience in research, design, and product management. Her entrepreneurial endeavors and curiosity for life have taken her on journeys in many different industries as well as locations all over the globe. She passionate about designing digital experiences that leave a positive impact on people and the planet. Currently, Alyse works with Parting Pro as their Head of Product, as well as a select client base to create impactful products. Learn more about Alyse and how you can work with her at https://www.alysedaunis.com/

Roxie Darling is a stylist and hair witch in New York. Her many experiences in the beauty industry from working with Bumble and Bumble, to creative directing and working in some of NYC’s top salons have evolved her to her current work where she unites her energetic practices with her hair color innovation. Roxie shares with us about her upcoming class Vibrational Haircolor and the experiences that surround these new approaches.

The Hairvoyage team shares about their path to becoming a startup. The journey has so many layers and the team shares with us about all different experiences along the way. The HV team shares about coming together , moving through challenges as well as what they love most about being a beauty tech business that serves beauty professionals. In this episode you'll learn about startups, merging tech with beauty, and how Hairvoyage serves the beauty professional industry.

In this episode we learn from Nick Arrojo about moving through challenges and adapting to new leadership roles as businesses change. Nick is a celebrity stylist in New York City. Many know Nick from when he was the hairstylist on TLC's, What Not To Wear for seven years. Nick now owns Arrojo Studio. He also created his own product line, Arrojo and runs Arrojo Education. Nick is incredibly talented, gifted and rooted in the community of New York. We discuss conflicts stylists in New York are currently facing due to the pandemic. Nick shares about why the beaut industry is seeking solutions and what he has been brainstorming to help problem solve. Nick has served as a leader in the industry and provides inspirations to many stylist around the world. Tune in to hear his passion, creative pivots and advice. @nickarrojo https://arrojonyc.com

Kimra Luna is an incredible business strategist and entrepreneur. Kimra is the founder of Freedom Hackers where she has supported thousands of businesses to tell their story, captivate audiences, and monetize their brands. Kimra is passionate about serviced based businesses and most recently has begun supporting people in radical sensuality and creating healthy relationships. We love Kimra because she is like so many of our listeners that are bad ass multi-passionate and purpose driven creatives. In this episode we explore identifying as an entrepreneur in beauty and we learn about using multiple passions strategically. Tune in to get hear her solid guidance for the land of beauty business.http://kimraluna.comInstagram @kimralunaYoutube: Kimra Luna

In this episode we get to dive deep with Andi Scarbrough. Andi is the founder of CrownWorks, a beauty ritual. Andi shines some light on the symbolic shadow and every other kind of shadow. Get ready! In this conversation you will learn how HairVoyage crossed paths with Andi along our journey of harnessing professional work shadowing. We explore how these unmet awarenesses keep us small and how shadow aspects can live within an entire industry. Perhaps you have experienced these beauty shadows too? Tune in to share in the clearing! Andi Scarbrough https://crownworks.net/   @crown_works & @getadamnhaircut 

Elina Zheleva: Elina is CEO of launchlabs Sofia. Part of an international network with offices in Berlin, Basel and Bangalore, launchlabs is a business redesign studio that helps companies build agile teams and create innovative, customer-centric experiences for their clients. Elina and her team have worked with both Fortune 500 companies and startups, public institutions and NGOs to prepare them for business as unusual situations like the current one with COVID-19. You can learn more about them at laucnhlabs.bghttps://www.trendingtopics.at/bulgaria/author/elinazheleva/https://launchlabs.bg/news/the-business-as-unusual-lens/https://launchlabs.bg/news/humanizing-remote-work/

Marwa Bashir shares with us about her life in Nashville as a celebrity stylist. Marwa takes us on a behind the scenes journey of a stylists life in the music biz. We talk about how one dream leads to the next and about the unique territory of creative businesses. Find more about Marwa on Instagram @marawabashirhair

In this episode we hear from Shear Share’s CEO and Co Founder Dr. Tye Caldwell. Shear Share helps you quickly find salon and barbershop space to lease near you. You won’t want to miss this episode. After you listen you can learn more about this company on Instagram @shearshare

In this wild time so many divine connections are able to happen. In this episode we have the pleasure of learning from the one and only, Sharon Blain. Sharon shares with us about uncertain times, dreams for the industry, how connection keeps us passionate and how to keep moving forward. Tune in for her beautiful wisdom. You can learn more about Sharon Blain’s one of a kind education at @sharonblaineducation on Instagram. PS yes, this episode is choppy from conversing between two different countries but as our friend Mona has taught us we have decided to move beyond vanity. Hope you enjoy! @hairvoyage.co

In this episode 4 conscious hairdressers that have been inspired by the phrase "hair peace" discuss where this came from, what it means to them. and how you can participate in the hair peace instagram challenge. The frequency vibes on this recording are so high (not to mention connecting from 3 different countries) that the noise in this podcast is a little unpredictable. But, as we speak about in this episode, we have decided to move beyond vanity!Mona Ling Leung @theconscioushairdresser & @beyondvanityfilmSamantha Tune @samanthatuneJanayln @Janalyn_soulsalons MaryAlice @hairvoyage.co & @ebb.flo.hair.boutique

In this episode we talk about turning within to get to know our internal resources. We learn we can take time to know new parts of ourselves to help light the way as we are all searching for next step on our paths as beauty professionals in the midst of Covid 19.

In this episode we explore tools we can use in our lives to move through these hard and uncomfortable times where beauty professionals are being greatly challenged by Covid 19. Resilience comes in many forms, here are a few ideas we are using that may help you too. Connect with us on Instagram @hairvoyage.co