Podcast appearances and mentions of John Frieda

In this episode of Spikes Excitement Talks, Gordon dives into a fascinating conversation with Armin Haery, Global Brand Director at Kao for John Frieda. Armin shares his journey from a budding interest in advertising to a 19-year career at Kao, revealing the company's unique culture of respect and harmony. They discuss the art of building brands, the challenges of standing out in competitive markets, and the transformative power of bold, creative marketing. Tune in to discover how Armin is on a mission to shake up the hair care industry and bring excitement back to this deeply emotional category.

Gail is the Co-Founder of John Frieda Hair Care, which sold for $450 million to Kao in 2002, and the Founder and CEO of Color Wow. She has revolutionized the traditional hair care routine by creating pioneering products, such as one of the first frizz serums with John Frieda and one of the first at-home root cover-ups with Color Wow. Gail's ability to collaborate with top professional and celebrity hair stylists, including John Frieda and Chris Appleton, has been crucial in bringing these innovative formulas to life. Color Wow has achieved remarkable success in 2023, with 100% year-over-year growth in product sales and a nearly threefold increase in social media impact. The Color Wow Dream Coat, one of the brand's most iconic products, is sold every 12 seconds.

Sponsored by BELLAMI PROFESSIONALhttps://bit.ly/3SrTD9V Use code STYLIST50 for 50% off any ticketInterview with Nicky ClarkeNicky Clarke is a highly acclaimed British hairstylist and brand founder, known for his skills and creativity, which have propelled him to become a sought-after name in the industry. Nicky discovered his talent for hairstyling at a young age. At 16, he seized an opportunity to apprentice at the prestigious House of Leonard where he worked alongside the renowned John Frieda. By 17, he was already lending his skills to his first British Vogue shoot.For over a decade, Nicky worked with John Frieda, splitting his time between the salon and shoots for major publications all the while helping to develop the Frizz Ease brand. During this time, Nicky became one of the most in-demand and highest-paid hairdressers in the UK, creating iconic looks for stars such as Duran Duran, Brooke Shields, and Diana Ross.In the early '90s, the Nicky Clarke brand emerged from a partnership with Nicky's then-wife Lesley, herself an international fashion designer. Together, they opened the first Nicky Clarke salon in London's prestigious Mayfair district, with the Duchess of York presiding over the ribbon-cutting ceremony. The salon became the place to be for those seeking the best of haircuts, coloring, styling, and treatments. Its success cemented Nicky's status as a premier hairstylist and elevated him to a household name in the UK. His clientele is a star-studded lineup including royalty, supermodels, pop icons, and A-list celebrities, counting Princess Diana, David Bowie, the Beatles (Paul, George and Ringo), Gwyneth Paltrow, Sienna Miller, Brad Pitt, Eddie Redmayne, Kate Moss, Christian Bale, Naomi Campbell, Penelope Cruz, George Michael, Isabella Rossellini and, Donatella Versace among his past and current Clients.His artistic vision has graced the runways of Givenchy, Versace, Calvin Klein, Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent, and numerous others. He's won countless awards throughout his career and impressively, in 2008, Her Majesty the Queen honored him with the Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) in acknowledgment of his significant contributions to the hairdressing industry and outstanding service to the community. Links: https://www.instagram.com/nickyclarkeus/ https://nickyclarke.com/about-us/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicky_Clarke https://www.thetease.com/celebrity-hairstylist-nicky-clarke-on-his-career-beginnings-most-remarkable-styling-moments-and-launching-his-brand-in-the-u-s/ News from TheTease.com:https://www.thetease.com/jcpenneys-emily-baker-and-latinitas-gabriela-kane-guardia-provide-a-closer-look-at-their-culture-is-strength-event/

In this confessional and juicy interview, hairstylist Sally Hershberger takes us back to SoCal in the late 1970s, and shares how she parlayed her rock-star-adjacent life into a full-on creative career, working in salons and then on set as one of the fashion world's favorite hairstylists. She talks about giving Meg Ryan her famous shag haircut, creating products for John Frieda, launching several of her own hair lines, and how much the salon industry has changed in the last decade. Plus, did you know our very own Jessica Matlin once did Joan Jett's makeup? That's just one of the stories that comes out during this interview, which originally aired in 2019. We'll be back with all new episodes on Friday, July 12!Products mentioned in this episode: shopmy.us/collections/655038Episode recap with links: fatmascara.com/blog/sally-hershbergerSponsor links & discount codes: fatmascara.com/sponsorsPrivate Facebook Group: Fat Mascara Raising a WandTikTok & Instagram: @fatmascara, @jenn_edit, @jessicamatlinSubmit a "Raise A Wand" product recommendation: email info@fatmascara.com or text us or leave a voicemail at 646-481-8182 Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/fatmascara. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Thanks for joining Zanne and I for the February Issue of 3-2-1 - Fashion, Beauty & Lifestyle chat! It's a fashion special with Hobbs London who joined us (in the chatbox) as we discussed our favourites from their new spring/summer collection that will start to land, if not already! For beauty Zanne talked nail care and going back to basics on her skincare routine. I chatted through a new fabulous product by John Frieda in their Profiller+ range, ideal if you have fine, frizzy hair like me, their Profiller+ Strengthening Super Fluid is going to fly off the shelves. Zanne takes us through her journey about cortisol and how magnesium has really helped her get her heath back on track - their is a instagram LIVE she did with Zana Morris, the founder of Strong Nutrients, so head there if you wish to know more. Love the episode? Be sure to subscribe to STYLING MATTERS, so that you don't miss the next show. _____________ My 2024 Ageless Styling guide is now available, simply head to www.lovedbylizzi.com • Lizzi Richardson | Style Mindset Mentor - Blogger & Podcaster | I'm 49 and a believer in Ageless styling and living. Here for you honey on elevating and building your confidence with styling yourself. Connect if you love city style, office style, fashion trends & sustainable choices.  Always more on www.lovedbylizzi.com   • Instagram @lizzi.richardson 

35-year veteran Gail Federici never met a beauty white space she couldn't fill. Gail is a pioneer in the haircare space with experience ranging from developing the first “prescriptive” remedy for frizzy hair as co-founder of John Frieda to now the first heat-activated, humidity-shield sealant for “glass-like” tresses as founder of Color WOW. Beyond that, I can almost guarantee you have a product at home that Gail created.Despite her many successes, Gail is not slowing down anytime soon.Gail also shares:How she started her entrepreneurial journey over 3 decades ago and how the industry has evolved since then Building multiple brands and leading them through acquisitionHow she is constantly pivoting and navigating changes in the industryMarketing strategies including specific channels and initiatives You'll also hear more on Gail's insights and what's next for Color WOW.Be sure to check out ColorWOW at ColorWOW and on Instagram @colorwowhairWe hope you enjoy this episode and gain valuable insights into Gail Federici's journey and the growth of her brand. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the Glam & Grow podcast for more exciting perspectives.This episode is brought to you by WavebreakLeading direct-to-consumer brands hire Wavebreak to turn email marketing into a top revenue driver.Most eCommerce brands don't email right... and it costs them. At Wavebreak, our eCommerce email marketing agency helps qualified stores recapture 6-7 figures of lost revenue each year.From abandoned cart emails to Black Friday campaigns, our best-in-class team of email specialists manage the entire process: strategy, design, copywriting, coding, and testing. All aimed at driving growth, profit, brand recognition, and most importantly, ROI.Curious if Wavebreak is right for you? Reach out at Wavebreak.coThis episode is sponsored by Iterable.Iterable is the most powerful customer communication platform that drives engagement, retention, and loyalty by enabling you to take all the valuable data you have and design and optimize personalized customer journeys. Over 1,000 brands like Bombas, Quince, and Ritual use Iterable to deliver joyful experiences with harmonized, individualized and dynamic communications at scale. Learn how you can too at Iterable's Activate Summit marketing conference! Join us on April 17-19 in San Francisco and discover how you can elevate marketing moments, build real connections, and create lasting impact for customers. If you can't make it in-person, tune virtually for free!Visit glamandgrow.co/activate to register. Use discount code GLAM30 for 30% off in-person tickets.

Gail Federici was the co-founder and CEO of the iconic brand John Frieda and has leveraged her experience to build her latest venture, Color Wow, a professional hair-care line geared towards color-treated hair. Gail has always strived to have break throughs in the beauty industry and has zero interest in ever following a path paved by another creator. At John Frieda, Gail was the first to design products that combatted frizz. Eventually selling the business for over $450 million long before beauty acquisitions were a common thing. After a couple years, Gail eventually launched Color Wow, which is a collection of problem-solving products geared towards colored hair. In a wide - ranging interview together, we talk about her life before her success as an entrepreneur and being in the music industry to how she came to launch a business of her own. Gail also shares how being a mother was a perspective shift for her and drove a lot of her future success. Follow Jennifer – Instagram – Facebook – Twitter – Jennifer's Website Did you learn something from tuning in today? Please pay it forward and write us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts. If you have feedback for the show, please email habitsandhustlepod@gmail.com Find out Jen's secret to getting anything you want out of life Go to athleticgreens.com/HABITS. and get a free 1-year supply of Vitamin D and 5 free travel packs with your first purchase. This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/jennifer and get on your way to being your best self. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Unser heutiger Gast ist Björn Nagel. Björn ist Sustainability Lead Global Pureplay bei Kao und verantwortet den E-Commerce Bereich von Guhl Ikebana - der deutschen Tochtergesellschaft der Kao Group. Mit den Haarpflege-Brands Guhl und John Frieda ist Kao auf dem deutschen Markt eine feste Größe im Bereich FMCG. Florian Vette von MOVESELL hat Björn Nagel auf dem Amazon Sales Kongress 2022 getroffen. Im Live Podcast sprechen die beiden über die intensive Zusammenarbeit zwischen Kao und Amazon. Als Global Amazon Vendor bekommt Kao spannende Daten und Insights aus erster Hand. Björn erzählt von Nachhaltigkeit bei Amazon und von dem Zusammenspiel des amerikanischen und des europäischen Marktes. Wie gewährleiste ich eine gute Produktberatung bei Amazon? Welche Herausforderungen stellt das Marketplace Business für FMCG Brands? Mit welcher Sortiments-Strategie platziere ich Haarpflege Produkte am besten auf online Marktplätzen? Themen: FMCG auf Amazon, Global Amazon Vendor Management, Nachhaltigkeit bei Amazon, Climate Pledge Friendly, globale Teamstrukturen, Internationales Marketplace Business, Customer Education, Zielgruppen, Product Bundles, Sortiments-Strategien, Marketing-Mix, Multi Channel Marketing Kampagnen, Profitabilität, unterschiedliche Ländermärkte, Abo-Modell

My guest on today's Podcast is London based hairdresser and owner of a 5 strong salon group and academy Gina Conway. We learn about Gina's passion and drive for growth, positive team culture, exceptional service, and creating sustainable solutions for hairdressers and salons.  Originally from California, Gina grew up in the mountains of Lake Tahoe. She then went to work at a top salon in San Francisco where she learned about the whole customer service journey, sustainably, and the ethical side of hairdressing. She has built up a considerable business and a reputation to match… and she's just getting started. In today's podcast we will discuss: Balancing the demands of life as an owner of 5 salons, and wife, mother and finding time for everything else Sustainability in salons today  Creating a team and culture where people want to come to work The customer service journey Growing a team and successful expansion And lots more! In this Episode: [03:30] Gina also has a fashion degree and became interested in entrepreneurship.  [03:39] She moved to London 21 years ago and worked at John Frieda.  [04:04] Gina wanted to bring California sunshine to London and create a team and culture where people would want to come to work.  [05:08] Yes, it was love that brought Gina to London. One husband and three children later, and she's still here! [08:21] We talk about what the industry can learn from different areas.  [10:02] Gina accomplishes so much. She is constantly innovating. She is so passionate about what she does, it doesn't feel like work. [12:57] Being in your zone is like meditation. The mindful hairdresser allows hairdressers to be in the flow and create mindful haircuts. It's communication in a deep creative space for clients.  [15:27] Gina has three salons in London. She collaborated with a friend to consolidate marketing and now all of the salons are called Gina Conway. [16:47] They also have an apprenticeship program where they train about 20 hairdressing students.  [17:19] She has a staff of around 100 people. [19:17] Gina shares how John Frieda let her go when she talked about opening her own salon. Her new salon was empty, so she filled it with art.  [20:56] Gina built her customer service reputation in the industry by giving every customer the platinum treatment. [24:51] Gina and her partner want to franchise sustainable salons and help other entrepreneurs. [26:28] Look at your products. Are they using sustainable materials? Look at plastics and bottles. Look at energy and recycling. Consider everything that you purchase. Reuse and refuse, if you can. Think holistically about everything including water use.  [30:12] The green fee is included in the price of the haircuts. This is who we are and what we do. We also plant a tree for each client. [34:28] Gina talks about the importance of having a strong culture and teaching the team the why and the values from the start. [41:19] Generational changes include focusing on mental health and supporting students in making up for lost time. Stability, security, and finding a career path is also so important.  [49:34] A good salon should be generating between 12% and 15% with a goal of 20% in retail.  [56:42] Gina is constantly innovating and improving. She's all about momentum. Thanks so much for joining me this week. If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a review. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated!  They do matter in the rankings of the show and help other people find my podcast.  I also love to hear what's been helpful and what you love about the podcast! Just click here to review, scroll to the bottom, tap “Ratings and Reviews” tap to rate with 5 stars and “Write a Review” and let me know what your favourite part of the podcast is. Thank you for your support! Special thanks to Gina for sharing her insights with me for this week's episode. Until next time! Antony Links and Resources: Grow My Salon Business Website | Facebook | Instagram Gina ConwayWebsite | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Pinterest AvedaWebsite John Paul Mitchell SystemsWebsite | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Pinterest Green Salon CollectiveWebsite

As an industry veteran, Gail Federici was the co-founder and CEO of the iconic brand John Frieda and has leveraged her experience to build her latest venture, Color Wow, a professional hair-care line geared towards color-treated hair.Gail has always put “absolute breakthrough” at the top of her product-creation To-Do list and while the beauty industry is notorious for knockoffs, she has literally zero interest in ever following a path paved by another creator. At John Frieda, Gail was truly the first to design products that were combating frizz, a word that wasn't even discussed at the time. They eventually sold the business for over $450 million - long before beauty acquisitions were even a common thing. After a few years, bound by a non-compete, Gail eventually launched Color Wow. She another capsule collection of problem-solving products, but this time, specifically or colored hair. In our wide-ranging interview together, we talk about life before her incredible success as an entrepreneur and how she never thought, in a million years, that she'd launch a business on her own. As someone who was always jumping around different jobs and didn't know what she wanted to do with her life, Gail shares how having twins in her late 30s was the biggest perspective shift for her and what drove a lot of her future success. For anyone lost or looking to find their path, this interview is for you - Gail is so inspiring and graciously shares so many gems for building a meaningful and successful business. We hope you enjoy this one!In this episode, we'll talk to Gail about:* Gail's story of being a late bloomer and her advice to listeners not to put too much pressure on themselves. [3:11]* Growing up as the oldest, being an avid reader with a love of travel. [6:18]* How becoming a mother of twins in her late 30s changed her perspective on life. [7:33]* The story of how Gail got involved with John Frieda at a hair show. [13:01]* What motivated Yasmin to start her business facilitating a wholefoods approach to period management. [15:23]* How Gail's search for products for her own hair motivated her to start Frizz-Ease. [18:59]* Why entrepreneurship came as a surprise to Gail. [18:59]* Gail's experience, never having felt that being a woman was a deterrent to success. [27:36]* The importance of being firm, but not mean, and not to take things personally. [32:04]* Her belief that when you work to make a difference, you end up making money. [37:58]* Collaborating with celebrity stylist Chris Appleton. [44:34]* The big break that happened when Hoda talked about the products on her show. [45:26]* Why her content has fared so well: you can really demonstrate the change it makes. [54:13]* Why it is beneficial to run your company like a small business even if it is a big corporation. [56:02]* Being flexible with your ideas and open to necessary feedback and change. [1:01:12]* Product testing, methods of feedback, and making mistakes in order to progress. [1:06:35]Follow Gail:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colorwowhair/* Website: https://colorwowhair.com/This episode is brought to you by beeya: * Learn more about beeya's seed cycling bundle at https://beeyawellness.com/free to find out how to tackle hormonal imbalances. * Get $10 off your order by using promo code BEHINDHEREMPIREFollow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Founder and CEO of Colour Wow and co-founder of John Frieda, Gail Federici is the mastermind behind some of the industry's most iconic haircare products. A range of products that optimise the health of colour-treated hair, Color Wow is the first of its kind. With her sharp eye for recognising and understanding the need for such products, Gail is truly a pioneer in problem-solving haircare.If you enjoyed this episode, please make sure you like, subscribe and share with anyone you know who will love it too!Founded Beauty is available on all podcast platforms and we release new episodes every Monday and Thursday so be sure to follow the podcast to be notified. We really appreciate every single listen, share, and review. It goes such a long way and helps us reach new listeners. Follow Akash and Gail:Akash Mehta: @mehta_aFable & Mane: @fableandmanewww.fableandmane.comGail Federici: @gailfedCOLOR WOW: @colorwowhairwww.colorwowhair.comFor more information about Founded Beauty, please visit www.foundedbeauty.com#foundedbeauty See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Celebrity Stylist, successful salon owner, His award winning salon reached the height of popularity after being featured on Bravo TV, where they gathered millions of fans. Since this exposure, Martino and his salon have been featured in Modern Salon Magazine, Vogue, Launchpad, Behind the Chair, Salon Today, and The Golden Globes. Before creating his own brand, Martino By Martino Cartier, he was the International Artistic Director for Keratin Complex for 6 years and the Global Artistic Director for Hotheads for 2 years. Martino has been featured along with Tabatha Coffey, Kim Vo, Ken Paves, John Frieda and many more at the Stylist Choice Awards in Chicago. Martino's mother recalls him as a young child stating," He was born with a pair of golden shears in his hand. When he was only five years of age, a group of neighborhood children were all watching cartoons together, but instead he was watching one of the girls braid her sister's hair." Since that Saturday morning in Key Largo, Florida, it has been his passion to make the world beautiful one head at a time. Martino was adopted by a loving family at the age of 6 months. At the earliest age possible, his mother explained to him the few details of his adoption. Martino learned that both of his biological parents were from Cairo, Egypt. In 2006, Martino had a dream that led him to find his birth family and it's Egyptian roots. A-YAD, Martino's middle name meaning celebration. Martino believes that a combination of charity and education makes this all happen. It originally started just trying to help out a family with a terminally ill child looking to raise $5,000. In just one day, they surpassed their goal raising over $20,000 for that family in need. When asked what do you attribute this success to, Martino replied, "When I started out, I decided it was my job to not only make people beautiful above the scalp, but below as well. As I traveled this amazing journey, I started out with only a three-station salon. Dozens of cut-a-thons later, and hundreds of thousands of dollars donated to local families in need, I now have a salon with over 50 stations. It is with confidence we can say that we are the best! God has blessed us and I am thankful!" Cartier founded the charity Wigs and Wishes, granting wishes to those with cancer and life threatening diseases. Just Thrive: Get 15% off when you go to www.JustThriveHealth.com and use code INMYHEART at checkout First Leaf: Join today and get 6 bottles of wine for $29.95 and free shipping! Go to www.Tryfirstleaf.com/INMYHEART Stitch Fix: Go to www.stitchfix.com/INMYHEART for 25% off when you keep everything in your Kids Fix. Pretty Litter: Go to www.Prettylitter.com and use code INMYHEART for 20% off your first order Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Today, we kick off our Marketing Conversations series with guest expert Michèle Boileau-Barmash. Michèle gives the low down on the importance of being active on LinkedIn, how to use Instagram to build your know-like-trust factor and a secret asset you likely didn't know you had...your patients! About Michèle Boileau-Barmash Michèle Boileau-Barmash is a creative connector with an exceptional talent for telling powerful stories. Fueled by the belief that meaning creates compelling engagement, her work is a striking balance of cutting-edge ideas and social relevance. Prior to launching her agency, Twenty6, Michèle worked at L'Oreal, has also managed clients on the agency side such as Huda Beauty, Jack Black, Sephora, Michael Kors, John Frieda and numerous brands at Procter and Gamble and General Mills. She was the Head of Global Public Relations for Reebok and worked alongside talent such as Kendrick Lamar, Travis Scott, Zoe Kravitz, Ariana Grande, Gigi Hadid and Conor McGregor, to name a few. She also launched and managed the brand's largest fashion collaboration with Victoria Beckham herself and her namesake fashion label. Most recently she was Head of Global Communications for Mackage. Though her network is coveted and her influence is in demand, you wouldn't know it. Without pretense, she brings her approachable aura, open-hearted sincerity, signature charm, and infinite inspiration to all she does. Multi-faceted, engaging, real – just like her projects. She loves sports and working out (ahem, she played US college hockey), a really good playlist, a nice glass of tequila and most importantly, her bulldog, Loulou.  Connect with her on LinkedIn. To your success, Kevin, Jason and Sean Did you enjoy this episode? We'd love to hear from you! Comment below, drop a view for the show and share it with friends and colleagues.  Click here to receive our 3 part video series to help you Accelerate Your Practice Growth.  Where to find us: FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | WEBSITE

Kalimera! Schauspielerin Chrissa Kavazi ist zu Gast in dieser Episode BUNTE VIP GLOSS. Die zauberhafte Brünette mit griechischen Wurzeln und Ehefrau von Schauspieler Tom Beck versorgt uns exklusiv mit den geheimen Beauty-Tipps & Tricks vom GZSZ-Set: Zum Beispiel wie wir uns mit etwas Rouge auf den Augenliedern ganz viel Frische ins Gesicht zaubern oder mit Farbshampoo zuhause unsere Haare pimpen können. Außerdem erzählt Chrissa bei Jennifer Knäble von ihrer peinlichsten Beautypanne und wie sie sich ein komplettes Wochenende mit völlig verfärbten Haaren vor ihrem Mann versteckt hat. Und natürlich sprechen die beiden auch über's Mami-Sein - über Augenringe und Baby Phantomschreie. BUNTE VIP GLOSS mit Schauspielerin Chrissa Kavazi - zuhören macht schön! -- Unser Podcast Partner in dieser Folge, John Frieda, ist bekannt für tolle Produkte für verschiedene Haartypen und vor allem unterschiedliche Haarfarben. Mit den Linien "Brilliant Brunette" und "Midnight Brunette" lässt John Frieda jeden Braunton in seinen Facetten erstrahlen. Aber auch blondes Haar kommt nicht zu kurz: mit der "Go Blonder" Linie erstrahlt eine blonde Mähne im Handumdrehen. Probiert es doch selbst mal aus: https://www.johnfrieda.com

This episode features one of the best product recommendations we've ever had - so make sure you check out what Nick has to say in the break. You (and your hair) will thank him next time you see him.Here are links to what we talked about on this week's episode:FOMO is returning - check out this article from The Cut talking about FOMO returning.Buffalo Chicken Tenders are out of stock at Culvers...this is a disaster!Bridget is a huge fan of this book by Katie Sturino - Body Talk: How to Embrace Your Body and Start Living Your Best Life.Nick's hair is brilliant thanks to John Frieda's Brilliant Brunette shampoo. Get yourself some!Nacho Chicken Casserole is on Bridget's agenda this week.And Nick is feeling this BBQ Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese AND this Tomato Basil Bacon Grilled Cheese sandwich this week.Thanks for tuning in this week, we appreciate you joining us! If you had fun, please be sure to follow along or send us a note - we appreciate your support. Here's how you can follow along and reach out to us:Watch this episode on YouTubeSubscribe on YouTubeVisit our websiteLike us on FacebookFollow us on InstagramGet links to follow the podcast in your favorite appOr email us at: hello /at/ dinnerlusdrinks /dot/ comCheers everybody, have a great week; we'll talk to you next week!~ Bridget and Nick*If you make a purchase using our links, we may make a small affiliate commission. Thank you for your support!

Serge Normant is undeniably one of the leading hairstylists in the fashion industry today. Top fashion magazines, including Harper's Bazaar, W, Allure, Elle and Vogue, regularly book Normant for cover sittings and fashion and beauty stories.Serge began his career in Paris , and after much success he moved to New York to pursue freelance work. He has worked with an extensive range of advertising clients including Chanel,  L'Oreal, Lancôme, Tiffany & Co.,Gucci,  Celine and Yves Saint Laurent.In 2001, Serge published his first book, Femme Fatale, followed by His second book, Metamorphosis (2004).Serge currently co-owns and runs two salons with John Frieda, both of which are located in New York City.     Serge has worked his magic for some of the world’s most beautiful women such as Julia Roberts, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sofia Vergara, Blake Lively, Julianne Moore, Katy Perry and Elizabeth Hurley, as well as supermodels Gisele Bündchen, Iman, Christy Turlington, Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford to name a few. Serge can do anything with hair  from everyday looks into elegant and sophisticated styles to the most avant-garde and glamorous.Serge, Welcome In My Chair! 

When you hear the brands that Lorrie King has worked on it a who's who of legendary beauty brands. From her side gig at YSL Beauté, while she worked in finance, to John Frieda (before acquisition), Chloé Fragrance (with Mr. Lagerfeld), Elizabeth Taylor Fragrances, and those are just the start. Lorrie had a stellar career on the corporate side of beauty before she began working with beauty startups. She launched the skincare brand Sio before joining with her partner, Celeste Lee, to conceive and launch Caire Beauty, a line designed for the specific skincare needs for women over the age of 40! On this episode of Start Right Here, Lorrie shares some lessons from her career path, why she decided to become a beauty entrepreneur now, and why it's important to build relationships and support. Lorrie shares that entrepreneurship has been a passion since the fourth grade when she sold sandwiches to her teaches at her East Orange, NJ elementary school. She had a jewelry line while she worked in finance too.  But the beauty industry was a detour, or to put it better, a right turn for her. Her part-time job at Bloomingdale's was to make extra money, but it exposed her to a more exciting career path than she had found in finance. She also shares how her time at Howard University prepared her for career success. Lorrie explains why she and Celeste focused their business on menopausal skin, why skincare can't be one size fits all, and how approaching these subjects doesn't have to be depressing but a tool for empowerment. She also shares how she has built relationships that have helped her grow her business, including some that helped Caire be selected for The Entrepreneur's Roundtable Accelerator Program. In addition, Lorrie points out how the beauty industry can benefit from having more women in leadership roles as well as why it is critical for companies to not only recognize Black consumers but Black women within their ranks who can help them find success.  Follow Caire Beauty on Instagram , Facebook, and YouTube  Shop CaireBeauty

Hello listeners and welcome back to the Everyday Hair Colorist podcast. Today, Jack sits down with the brilliantly funny John Clark to hear his story.  John is director of colour at Nicola Clarke at John Frieda and has a  number of notable TV and Film credits to his name.  Jack and John have an uncanny mirror-imaged life, having grown up only a few miles apart in Lincolnshire so they have a lot to discuss! They talk early colour obsessions, 'The Salon', taste levels, attracting a tribe, Kim Basinger's hairline, geeking, money-pieces and loads, loads more. It's a fabulous episode with plenty of laughs along the way!  This is episode 38 of the Everyday Hair Colorist with John Clark Thanks for listening to this episode of the Everyday Hair Colorist!  Don't forget to subscribe on your podcast listening app of choice, drop us a 5 star review and let us know which bits of the show you enjoyed most.  If you'd like to know more about Jack and what he does, head over to jackhowardcolor.com  Follow on insta at @jackhowardcolor and @theeverydayhaircolorist  Follow on youtube at jackhowardcolor  Or here on Facebook

Welcome to You Beauty Daily. Over the next 20 days, we're going to be bringing you a daily dose of You Beauty. And today, Kelly and Leigh are going through their spendy and savey of the week, as well as their empties... If there was ever any doubt about Leigh's dedication to the You Beauty cause, it's now totally GONE! Today Leigh put her 'vagine' on the line to review the latest hair removal product everyone's raving about.   Plus Kelly 'influenced' Leigh into buying her latest savey, and it did not disappoint!  And Kelly's savey this week works great...if you actually read the instructions first hahaha All the products mentioned... SPENDY:  Leigh's: WOO WOO Tame it! In-shower Intimate Hair Removal Cream $26.95 https://bit.ly/2MvZ08C Kelly's: Elizabeth Arden Flawless Finish Skincaring Foundation $56 https://bit.ly/3cfPCkz SAVEY: Leigh's: Physicians Formula, Butter Bronzer $24.40 https://bit.ly/3cidJiE Kelly's: Maybelline Tattoo Brow 3 Day Gel-Tint $14.99 https://bit.ly/2Nz7wEs EMPTIES: Leigh's: Golden Bodi Tan Eraser Mousse $24 https://bit.ly/2M9CanE Ella Bache Radiance C Defensive Antioxidant Mist $39 https://bit.ly/39nRINm Kelly's: John Frieda Day 2 Revival Dry Shampoo $16.99 https://bit.ly/3okyV9P Andalou Naturals CannaCell® Glow Mask $24.99 https://bit.ly/2KSNTGs Mario Badescu Drying Lotion $27 https://bit.ly/2MpRJHz   CREDITS Hosts: Leigh Campbell and Kelly McCarren Producer: Lize Ratliff & Gia Moylan GET IN TOUCH: Got a beauty question you want answered?  Email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au or call the podphone on 02 8999 9386.  Join our You Beauty Facebook Group here...  https://www.facebook.com/groups/2112109512358240/ Want this and other podcasts delivered straight to your inbox?  Subscribe to our podcast newsletter...  https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ You Beauty is a podcast by Mamamia. Find more shows here .... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcast/ Mamamia acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Drug store MUST HAVES: Telescopic mascara, John Frieda, Dr. Bronner's, Maybelline magic eraser, light therapy lamp, and OGX Argan oil spray. In this last IG Live of season 1 the gals discuss the NYC snowstorm, auditions, fave underrated holiday movies, and a SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT for season 2! For more info check out @AlexandTinasFavoriteThings on Instagram and email us at AlexandTinasFavoriteThings@gmail.com with questions, comments, & suggestions on what to try next! Support us by supporting our host network, DimlyWit Productions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Phoebe chats with Peter Davis, the CEO and Founder of Ampjar,  which instantly matches you with complementary brands who will share your best content with their own loyal customers. Diving into topics like brand storytelling, creating, growing, and scaling your own company, and the good and bad of Facebook ads, Phoebe and Peter discuss this and more in the season one finale of the Girl Gang  Craft podcast.   Peter Davis is a marketing and social media expert who built his own agency that launched, built and managed the social media presences of brands like Burts Bees, John Frieda, Clarins and Biore. Pete grew his Australian agency to a team of 20 working with brands in 6 countries, and sold it to Private Equity in late 2016. He is now the Founder and CEO of Ampjar, a platform focused on creating karmic growth channels for consumer brands around the world.   Episode notes:  12:53 Learn from Peter why it’s important to focus on brand storytelling 19:49 The issues and pitfalls of just focusing on Facebook ads 27:03 How and why Peter switched up Ampjar’s business model during COVID to better help customers  33:33 How to get VC funding for your startup  40:10 Insights on what it’s like building a global team   Sign up for Ampjar: bit.ly/Ampjar   GGC Gift Guide: www.girlgangcraft.com/gift   Sign up for Flodesk for 50% off for life: https://bit.ly/GGCFlodesk   Episode Summary: https://www.girlgangcraft.com/podcast-ep-16 

A listener all the way from Philadelphia in the US asks Kelly and Leigh about her personal nighttime routine.  Also, another Youbie is wondering why two thirds of her hair is behaving itself while the remaining third is wild and frizzy. Kelly’s response involved the words “chuck it up” while Leigh’s answer is a tad bit more high maintenance. Plus, the Spendy that will put a hole in your pocket. But is it worth it? The list of products mentioned in this episode are below: John Frieda’s Curl Reviver Mousse… https://bit.ly/2SDEpiz Shop My Stash  Kelly- Ella Bache Sunscreens, $39…https://bit.ly/2SD2fv5 Leigh- L’Oreal’s Le Khol Midnight Black Eyeliner $18.95 … https://bit.ly/3jJIP3s Spendy Kelly - L'Occitane's Immortelle Divine Serum  $155… https://bit.ly/2SFfVFO Leigh -The Omnilux Contour Face , $945… https://bit.ly/3llGlsm Savey Kelly - Poni Cosmetics Zebra Brow Gel, $20.8 …https://bit.ly/2GLURuG Leigh - Body Shop’s Hemp Shower Oil, $30… https://bit.ly/36LIHNb CREDITS Hosts: Leigh Campbell and Kelly McCarren Producer: Lem Zakharia GET IN TOUCH: Got a beauty question you want answered?  Email us at podcast@mamamia.com.au or call the podphone on 02 8999 9386.  Join our You Beauty Facebook Group here...  https://www.facebook.com/groups/2112109512358240/ Want this and other podcasts delivered straight to your inbox?  Subscribe to our podcast newsletter...  https://www.mamamia.com.au/subscribe/ You Beauty is a podcast by Mamamia. Find more shows here .... https://www.mamamia.com.au/podcast/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our lives are becoming increasingly virtual – but with this rise in technology comes an undeniable shift in how we view ourselves. So how can we feel more confident on camera – and what are the simple tricks that can help us to look good from the waist up? Chanel makeup artist, Kay Montano, discussed the power of lipstick and good lighting; aesthetic doctor and surgeon Dr Jacqueline Lewis, revealed the latest topicals and treatments for flawless-looking skin; and John Frieda's Creative Director, Zoe Irwin, shared red-carpet tips to get your hair camera-ready in a flash. What did we learn? How to face this brave new world looking - and feeling – like our very best selves.

Episode 3 of The Blank Canvas Podcast with Anne McKevitt. Serial entrepreneur, global powerhouse business advisor and philanthropist, Anne shares her incredible story with remarkable candour, including the remarkable turn of events that led her to relocate to from the UK to Australia 15 years ago. Anne has been highlighted as among the world's most admired leaders by many publications including Time Magazine and Forbes. She was honoured as a Leading Woman Entrepreneur of the World in Paris. She has advised 52 Heads of State including 3 US presidents; Bill Clinton, GW Bush and Barack Obama on poverty alleviation, global health, climate change and education. Anne grew up in Scotland in a government council house. Aged 15, she ran away from home to escape from domestic violence, and moved to London to follow her dreams. Starting out as John Frieda’s protégé, before long she was styling the hair of royal heads in Kensington Palace and music royalty – Paul, George & Ringo. Now more than three decades later Anne McKevitt has led the way in many business fields, including fashion styling, property development, interior design, retail and in television where she spent 10 years as a prime time BBC TV presenter pioneering the “lifestyle” TV genre – and she’s a 5 time best-selling author. Through her business MDPC Global she guides high-profile clients including Gwyneth Paltrow, Beyonce, Jay Z and Australian fitness guru Michelle Bridges. Anne McKevitt https://www.mdpcglobal.com/ https://annemckevitt.com/ Saxton Speakers https://www.saxton.com.au/speakers/anne-mc-kevitt W: https://theblankcanvaspodcast.com.au/W: https://leerogers.com.au/ Insta: @theblankcanvaspodcast FB - The Blank Canvas Podcast Twitter: @blankcanvaspod Produced by Lee Rogers & Rien MacDonald. Audio support by Jason Murphy/GASinc Music by Rodrigo Enrique Bustos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gail Federici is a beauty industry veteran and serial entrepreneur. After studying law and working in the haircare business, she went on to co-found John Frieda, where she created the iconic Frizz Ease Serum. A brand which she and Frieda sold in 2002 for a mind-boggling $450 million.After signing a 5 year non-compete clause, she had a brief dalliance in the music industry, where her twins, after appearing in that John Frieda Sheer Blonde campaign, launched a career as pop stars. But haircare was always Federici's true passion. After conquering the frizz, she then turned her attention to tackling grey roots and Color Wow was born. The multi-award winning brand is beloved by celeb hairstylists including Chris Appleton, stylist to J.LO and Kim Kardashian. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Schedulicity and Hairdustry presents Your Day Off podcast- Gail Federici - Co-founder of John Frieda and CEO of WOW Color brands Gail Federici has influenced the entire industry. In these days of influencers, long ago Gail influenced the entire industry and changed the very way we do hair. Motivated by problem solving, Gail seems to always find the solution. If you're inspired by her story Share this podcast your stories. https://www.instagram.com/colorwowhair/ https://www.instagram.com/gailfed/ https://essentials.schedulicity.com/hairdustry/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hairdustry/support

What does it really take to have a celebrity client base? My guest on today's Podcast is Nicola Clarke who is a salon partner and the creative colour director at John Frieda salons in London as well as being a major celebrity colourist. Nicola's success is not only due to her talent as a colourist but her personal qualities of grit, determination and persistence which are lessons that we all need to take on board as we work through the coming weeks. For many hairdressers, the opportunity to work 1-1 with some of the worlds top models, musicians, actors and celebrities is their dream job and definition of success. But obviously, it’s a definition of success that only a few can achieve and even less can maintain. It takes more than just technical and creative skills. You also have to be a certain type of person to be able to deal with celebrity clients, because it can be demanding, unpredictable and stressful to the extreme… But the upside is also pretty cool as well! Nicola has a client list that includes the likes of Kate Moss, Madonna, Kate Winslet, Cate Blanchette, Carey Mulligan, Margot Robbie, Sienna Miller, Leonardo Dicaprio, Jake Gyllenhall, Brad Pitt, Claudia Schiffer, Tilda Swinton, Gwyneth Paltrow, Dua Lipa… I am sure you are getting the idea. Quite simply Nicola is the colourist behind some of the worlds most photographed faces as well as being called upon to create characters in the world of film. Nicola runs the gauntlet from film locations and magazine shoots to red carpet but is always back to the salon, which she describes as ‘the best part’ of the job. So if you are expecting some prima donna princess, you will be disappointed because Nicola is one of the most down to earth, loyal and normal people that you will ever meet and I suggest that that is one of her secret weapons!​ In This Episode: [02:36] Nicola, welcome to the show! [03:21] Nicola shares how she got into the business when she was thirteen. [04:35] When did you start working full time in a salon situation? [07:52] Nicola speaks about being interested in session hairdressing and wanting to be a part of that world. [10:12] She chats about working at a place called Hyper Salon. [12:35] Nicola shares that she took her holiday’s during fashion week with the hope that she could assist Sam McKnight. [14:35] Were you working in the salon as a colorist or an all-around hairdresser? [17:09] Nicola speaks about the transition from working at a salon to becoming a session stylist and colorist for celebrities. [19:31] She chats about an article in Vogue about her being Sam’s assistant. [20:27] Nicola shares being asked to fix Gwyneth Paltrow’s hair on set. [22:50] Antony believes that part of Nicola’s success is because she is not intimidated by anyone. [25:35] Nicola sees celebrities as regular clients, not as someone famous. [26:52] Have you had any push back from stars wanting something done that you weren’t comfortable doing? [29:06] Nicola says she loves doing red carpet work the most. [31:48] She shares a story about getting on a helicopter with Madonna. [33:55] Nicola speaks about working in John Frieda’s salon in London, where she has a salon named the Nicola Clarke Salon. [36:40] Opening the salon was one of the scariest things she has ever done. [38:50] Do you personally manage the salon? Do you still stand behind the chair? [42:00] Nicola shares about what she wished she had known before she opened the business. [45:21] Are awards and competitions vital to you as a salon owner? [48:43] Nicola gives young stylists advice about having a career as enjoyable as hers. [51:23] Don’t listen to anyone who says you can’t do it. [52:51] Thank you so much, Nicola, for sharing your story!   Links and Resources Grow My Salon Business  Find Nicola Nicola Clarke at John Frieda @nicolaclarkecolour Instagram | Pinterest

In Episode 10, we hear from two guests who approach our topics for Week 5, in slightly different ways and from different perspectives formed throughout their lives and careers.First up, Amelia chats with Samantha Condy. Samantha is the Head of Marketing and Partnerships for Camp Quality, a well known children’s charity in Australia. Prior to this role, Sam worked in senior marketing and executive leadership roles for household brand names like Puma, Levis, Nestle and the Bendon Group.Sam doesn’t personally believe that being stuck is real. For her, it’s a state of mind. She subscribes to the “CAL principle” - change it, accept it or leave it - and look for the next opportunity. Sam’s tips for moving forward in your career: be aligned to your personal values, stick to the things that excite you, keep your options open and build great relationships within your network.Second up, Ann grabs a coffee with Jesse Boag, who brings a unique skill set to the show this week. Jesse is an international hairstylist and business owner of Jesse Boag Hair. He’s been creative director for some of world’s biggest hair care brands including John Frieda and Moroccan Oil. Jesse sees many corporate professionals in their daily struggles of being stuck and shares how he maintains and manages keeps his own energy. Jesse shares his own story of travelling internationally in roles and companies enjoying huge growth and then having the courage to start his own very successful business when returning Australia. In his business, Jesse shares the profound importance of human connection, how to navigate the line blur and boundary between our personal and professional lives, and to make meaningful connections – remember, honesty is the key.Here is the research link referenced in this episode:kellogg.northwestern.edu - “Fake it until you make it? Not so fast” (2015)If you would like to connect with our guests today, you can contact:Samantha via LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samanthacondy/Jesse Boag via Instagram: @iamjesseboagIf you have a question that you would like answered, or you would like to connect with Ann and Amelia directly, you can email: careerandcoffeepodcast@gmail.comYou can also join our Career and Coffee community on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/career-and-coffee-podcast/And find us on Instagram for bonus content: instagram.com/podcastcareerandcoffee  

Trevor Sorbie is known as an innovative hairdresser and is the founder of the charity, MyNewHair. Born into a family of hairdressers – both his father and grandfather were barbers – he spent the first decade of his life in Scotland before the family relocated to Essex. His first ambition was to become an artist, but when he left school aged 15 with no qualifications after being bullied, his father suggested that he could help out at his barbershop. Within three months, Trevor was cutting hair and found that he loved it. Five years down the line, however, he decided to learn about cutting women’s hair and following his training, his first job was at a Vidal Sassoon salon. He would later go on to work at both John Frieda and Toni & Guy, before launching his own salon with his business partner in 1979. He invented several iconic haircuts of the era, including the Wedge and the Chop, and he came up with the technique of scrunch drying. His innovative styles won him the British Hairdresser of the Year award four times. In 2006, he set up his charity MyNewHair to teach hairdressers how to cut and style wigs after his sister-in-law lost her hair in the course of her cancer treatment. Since then, he has trained nearly a thousand hairdressers. He was the first hairdresser to be awarded an MBE by the Queen in 2004. BOOK CHOICE: All of Jeremy Clarkson’s books LUXURY: A bottle of wine CASTAWAY'S FAVOURITE: My Sweet Lord by George Harrison Presenter: Lauren Laverne Producer: Cathy Drysdale

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On this episode, Alison Wade and Jessie Shternshus chat with Angie Jones, a formidable automation engineer who is literally changing the face of technology. This year she recorded and commercial for John Frieda talking about changing the narrative about women of color in tech. Angie holds some 25 patented inventions and has carved a remarkable path for herself working at IBM, Lexis Nexis, Twitter and most recently as Senior Developer Advocate at Applitools. In this episode, you will hear about the decisions that Angie made that lead to her showing up in a way that is b.old and fearless for herself and for others. Listen in and find out what makes Angie Jones tick!

Valerie Lopez co-founded design studio CR-eate and Shoot My Travel, a global travel photographer marketplace with her business partner Camilo Rojas (who is in part 2). In this episode, which is our first, we talk to Valerie about passion, start-up perseverance and having a good business culture. Speaking to two entrepreneurs that have founded and actively run two successful companies was insightful as their thoughts on how to get started (their client lists includes DDB New York, L'Oreal and John Frieda to name a few) was jargon-free, encouraging and honest, with no shying away with how difficult and challenging it can be when you're building the foundations for your creative pursuit. Along The Lines Podcast is brought to you by Leading Lines Magazine. This episode is produced by Raphael Boamah-Asare.

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In 2013 Danielle Evans combined her love of lettering, design, photography, and eating to create food typography.  In this episode, Danielle discusses the courageous move to become a full-time artist in a niche field. We also talk about knowing your worth as an artist and being comfortable charging for your work and time. Danielle also describes her recent experiences working for clients like John Frieda and McDonald's. In a bonus segment, we discuss The Babadook's role as a gay icon and Kimora Lee Simmons' taste in men.

Dr. Michelle Henry is a Harvard trained, board certified dermatologist. She is currently a Clinical Instructor of Dermatology at Weill Cornell Medical College. She practices Mohs micrographic, reconstructive and cosmetic surgery. Dr. Henry attended medical school at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas and completed her residency in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, where she served as Chief Resident. Following residency, she completed a fellowship in cutaneous oncology, Mohs micrographic and reconstructive surgery with the Harvard Medical School Department of Dermatology at the Lahey Clinic in Boston, Massachusetts. She specializes in high risk skin cancer treatments, Aesthetic Surgery, and Skin of Color. Dr. Henry has extensive experience in teaching physicians aesthetic procedures such as injecting neuromodulators (Botox ® and Dysport®), injecting fillers (Restylane®, Juvederm®, Perlane®, Belotero® and Radiesse®), laser surgery, and hair restoration. She has published numerous articles and chapters on skin cancer treatment and cosmetic surgery, including publications in Dermatologic Surgery on complex reconstruction techniques after Mohs surgery, new surgical techniques for basal cell carcinoma, and innovative uses for photodynamic therapy. She is a committed research scientist, who was recently recognized as a Tromovitch Award finalist by the American College of Mohs Surgery. Her treatment philosophy is to provide holistic care while utilizing the latest techniques and scientific data. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, American Society of Dermatologic Surgery, and the American College of Mohs Surgery. She chairs the Education Committee of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery and serves on the Scientific Advisory Board for Bevel (a Walker and Company brand) and BTG International Ltd. Produced for: Bioré, Curél, John Frieda

Joining me in this episode of the show is Luke Hersheson (@lukehersheson) the Creative Director at Hersheson's (@hershesons) salons and a member of The House of Experts at John Frieda. Let me just say this at the outset - Luke was a brilliant guest, not least because he's been tuning into the podcast and loves the show! In our conversation we talk about the fact Luke knew he wanted to follow his father's footsteps into hairdressing from a very young age, what it's like to have a busy, creative mind, his desire to want to make salons relevant again, travelling the world with supermodels and his pursuit of excellence. We each talk about our experiences with anxiety and the steps we've taken to overcome what feel, at times, crippling.   Luke tells me the story of how he was signed and started working on global advertising campaigns. His first trip, in 2001, was with supermodel Gisele for Missoni and he explains what it's really like to have to step up to the plate and how creativity comes together on a shoot. As well as Gisele Luke has styled Victoria Beckham, Sali Hughes, Emma Watson and Sienna Miller - among many others. Also in this episode of the show we talk about the technical revolution, how perhaps social media didn't seem like something we had to get involved with when platforms such as Facebook and Twitter started cropping up, but also how to find balance in a world of technical/social overload. We talk about meditation, the apps to use and the techniques that can help you find balance as well as Luke's plans for the future and how he goes about setting goals. Finally Luke and I chat about drive, about how passion spurs you on to work even harder, but also how to find a balance and why it's important to find and appreciate moments of calm between the frenetic schedules of fashion week and the like. We also kick the show off with an embarrassing tale from fashion week a few years ago when I stumbled into Luke at a party wearing one of the Hersheson Clip In Fringes. Every home should have one! There's no pesky waiting around for your hair to grow out after you've had a fringe cut in and it's so easy to clip-in and clip-out. I wish I could tell you I was a good model for it... The clip-in hair is just one part of Hersheson's excellent accessories offering - why not have a browse >> Hersheson's Accessories.  The anxiety essence I reference in the show is from Helios >> Boronia Flower. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sandra Alfaro has dedicated her 20-year career to Multicultural Marketing, primarily focusing on the Hispanic Market. She began her career at Saatchi & Saatchi’s Conill Advertising, where she worked on brands including HBO, Procter & Gamble Tide & Gain, Bell Atlantic and Helene Curtis’ Suave and Finesse brands. She later managed the Citibank Global Services and Interpersonal Banking account at JWT New York. At The Vidal Partnership, Sandra she spent over a decade building a best-in-class Account Management department of over 30 professionals. In her role as Managing Partner, Director of Account Management at The Vidal Partnership, Sandra played an active role in winning and leading key agency accounts including McDonald’s, Heineken USA, Sprint, The Home Depot, JCPenney, Kraft Foods, Nissan, Wendy’s, The Ad Council, DIRECTV, Johnson & Johnson and Diageo. She was critical to the Agency’s unprecedented dramatic growth for over a decade, which led to the agency being recognized as Multicultural Agency of the Year for several consecutive years. In 2005, Sandra was recognized by Advertising Age in their Women to Watch profile (http://adage.com/article/special-report-women-to-watch/sandra-alfaro/103325/), the youngest featured to date at the time. In 2010, Sandra joined kirshenbaum bond senecal + partners as the General Manager of their newly created Multicultural Unit, Ramona. In this role, Sandra works as part of an integrated offering at kbs+p to deliver a total market solution to all Clients, helping reach the increasingly diverse consumer market with culturally relevant communication. In this role, she led the expansion of their Client roster to include Kao Brands Jergens and John Frieda, Church’s Chicken, Dobel and 1800 Tequilas and BMW. Prior to joining Wing, Sandra co-led the Brand Leadership department at Lopez Negrete Communications, the largest independent Hispanic agency in the country, where she led a team of 20 staffers to service such brands as Walmart, Kraft Foods, Chrysler Dodge, MillerCoors, Sonic and Dr Pepper Snapple Group. She also actively participated in New Business efforts and led the pitches that won the agency the Southern California Edison and RBFF (Recreational Boating & Fishing Foundation) accounts. Under her leadership, the Walmart Client was recognized by AHAA as the first-ever Multicultural Marketer of the Year in 2013. Sandra also was a member of Walmart’s Multicultural Advisory Council, which has been noted as a key factor in contributing to Walmart’s best-in-class model of Total Market communications. Sandra earned here MBA in Marketing and Management from New York University’s Stern School of Business and her BSBA in International Business from The American University. She is a member of Advertising Women of New York (AWNY), New York Women in Communications, the National Society of Hispanic MBA’s (NSHMBA) and an active speaker on the subject of Leadership, Account Management and Multicultural Marketing. Sandra is thrilled to have joined the WING team at Grey NY in May of 2014. Grey’s vision of Total Market communications and their structure of seamlessly integrated teams to deliver Famously Effective creative to their Clients are among the things that drew Sandra to accept the role as Managing Director of Wing. She is looking forward to working with the Grey team to deliver business-building insights that will drive their Client’s business with Hispanics. In this role, she was recently featured by Latina Magazine as an Inspiring Latina (http://www.latina.com/lifestyle/inspiring-latina/inspiring-latina-managing-director-wing-sandra-alfaro) She is also a new Mother. She lives in New York City with her husband Justin and ninemonth old son, Sebastian. Learnings Sandra's American Dream Why education is critical to Latino success How she leveraged herLatina bicultural/bilingual heritage to succeed in her career Why you need to be curios in anything that you do throughout y...

How do you build a global haircare products brand? Listen to our Interview with Gail Federici, Founder of Federici Brands to find out! Gail Federici may be best known for business partnership she had with hair stylist celebrity, John Frieda. She and John had a super successful partnership that grew a global brand, bringing products to market like Frizz Ease and Sheer Blonde that women (like me) go nuts over! After selling the company, she started Federici Brands, whose major products are Time Bomb, a line of skin care and Color Wow Root Cover Up. She reassembled her all-star team of beauty innovators and thought leaders to continue the legacy of break-through technologies and problem-solution products. In this incredible interview, Gail goes into detail about her partnership with John, how they grew their company on such a big scale, what her experience was selling the company and how she's been totally rockin' it bringing her new brand to the public! http://www.BizWomenRock.com/60