Bristol Life - Issue 224

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Meet the STYLIST One of the most frequent questions we’re asked at Bristol Life is “can you recommend a hair stylist?” Let four of the best tell you what they have to offer . . .

Emelya Robinson

Atelier Clifton Ltd Tel 01179 734 142 www.atelierclifton.co.uk What would you say is the most important part of the service you give? Understanding and being completely adaptable. No one guest is the same, has the same hair or the exact same lifestyle, therefore my approach is ever changing. What’s the secret to a good haircut? The secret to a good haircut is a clear consultation and understanding of the guests’ vision and requirements. We have to be realistic, manage expectation and where possible provide longevity. Why do you work in hairdressing? It is one of the happiest jobs in the world. Hairdressing allows me to create, inspire and socialise with amazing opportunities for growth in terms of career and as a person.

Tony Mitchell

Abi Britt

Who inspires you? The person who inspires me is my mum; all throughout my childhood she cut my hair. I used to be mesmerised with the transformation on my hair and it was certainly very cherished time with my mum. She always encouraged me to follow my dreams and to be creative.

What would you say is the most important part of the service you give? Customer satisfaction; I like the feeling of boosting a customer’s esteem.

Hair at 58 Tel 01179737793 www.hairat58.co.uk

If you could cut anyone’s hair, who would it be? Rihanna – my favorite artist. She isn’t afraid to challenge style and be an individual, which for a stylist is great fun, as you have creative freedom to totally transform their appearance. Where do you see yourself in 10 years time? I will have my own salons in Australia and the UK with my very own product line.

Do you prefer trend-led or classic styles? Classic styles are the base for even the most extravagant trend-led shapes, so what would one be without the other? Having said that, you really can’t beat a classic one-length bob just as Vidal Sassoon intended it.

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HQ Hairdressing Tel 0117 9508899 www.hqhairdressing.com

What is the best advice you have received? Every hairstylist has their own brand within their hairdressing skills. What is your favourite style of haircut? Something edgy and short. Who inspires you? My mum. I grew up in the hairdressing world; this meant I was given lots of opportunities to build my confidence. Do you prefer trend led or classic styles? Trend-led; I generally prefer more modern styles. Best part of your job? Meeting new people and creating new looks.

Kelly hill

Truly Scrumptious Hair Tel 0117 973 0412 www.trulyscrumptioushairbristol. co.uk What is the most important part of the service you give? The most important part of our service is our clients, from start to finish. A client consultation is key to getting everything right allowing your client to explain and be listened to, it is also a time to build a relationship so your client feels at ease. What’s your top tip to share with clients? My best tip is to invest in a good shampoo/conditioner and lay off the straighteners. Why hairdressing? Hairdressing to me means going to work everyday with the intention of making people feel good about themselves. The best part about my job is seeing a client smiling in the mirror and that’s when you know you’ve done your job Who inspires you? My inspiration has to be Egidia Bonomini. She taught me respect and understanding for hair and the environment. What is the secret to a good haircut? The secret to a good haircut is for it to work effortlessly day to day but can be given a creative look for a glamorous night out.


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