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    EP239: Anything is Possible! Just Follow Your Dreams and Passions, with Paul Watts

    Today I'm joined by multi Salon Owner and one of the UK's biggest YouTube hairdressing educators, Paul Watts of Paul Watts Hair. Paul is proof that anything is possible if you just follow your dreams and passions. But here's the disclaimer; you've to go above and beyond to making it happen! Its busy for Paul. Working 7 days a week that includes running his two salon businesses in partnership with his dad, working behind the chair, ambassador roles for both Joico Europe and Alfa Italia, …

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    EP238: Alan Beak – Don’t Stand Still, Grow and Develop!

    It's a pleasure to bring back on to the How To Cut It podcast, Alan Beak, co-owner of Ruger Barber. Theres some big changes afoot for the Ruger Barber business, and today we're learning what's dropping soon for it. It's exciting stuff! In Part 2 of our collaborative podcast series with Denman Professional, we get to hear from Alan on how and why Ruger Barber is moving to a new site location along with a new pioneering concept for it. A big …

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    EP237: Instagram Lessons for Hairdressers in 2022, with Vivienne Johns

    Today's show is a masterclass lesson for all hair and beauty professionals wanting to survive and outsmart the Instagram Algorithm in 2022. If you're serious about keeping up to speed with the quick changing face of Instagram, then this is one podcast you cant afford to miss. I'm very happy to have Vivienne Johns back on the show. Vivienne is the Founder of The Hairdressers Social Club, working as an Instagram Coach for hair and beauty professionals. If you haven't heard of …

  • 236

    EP236: Your Brand! What Does it Say About You & Your Business?

    Let's be honest here! What does your brand say about you and your business? This is something that I've been asking myself a lot recently. In this episode today I will be sharing with you some of the questions that I have been asked by the branding agency currently rebranding the undertaking for How To Cut It. I think you'll find it very helpful resource in understanding what your brand says about you and your business in 2022. Now celebrating 5 years since we …

  • 235

    EP235: A Unique Approach to a Different Type of Salon Experience, with The Chapel Hairdressing

    Today we're learning how The Chapel hairdressing salons was founded on a vision to help the hairdressing industry evolve. By listening to what women universally disliked about visiting the salon, The Chapel has set out to create a different type of experience where each individual receives the care and attention they deserve. Joining me for this conversation is The Chapel's Co-founder, Amanda Faith and two members of The Chapel team, Colour Specialist from the Tunbridge Wells salon, Symon May, and Stylist George …

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    EP234: Putting Hair Professionals at the Very Heart of all That They Do, with Martyn Wady

    A podcast brought to you by Denman Professional, we are going to be learning why one of the most iconic hairdressing brush brands of all time puts the hair professional at the very heart of all that they do. I'm chatting today with Denman's International Business Manager, Martyn Wady. Martyn's been hairdressing since leaving school early, eventually going on and working as a Salon Educator and Session Hairdresser for 15 years in London, New York and Tokyo. So you can see, Martyn knows exactly …

  • 233

    EP233: Why You Need to Work ‘ON’ and Not ‘IN’ your Salon Business, with Jessica Crane

    Ask yourself this: Right now, are you working ON or IN your salon business? Answering IN could be the reason why your salon business always seems to struggle compared to the ones that are reaching massive successes. Two weeks ago, we chatted with leading Salon Business Coach, Jessica Crane. With over 20 years industry experience, Jessica has helped hundreds of salon owners across the globe run the business of their dreams. Dreams like living the life they dreamed of when they …

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    EP232: Zero Damage, Zero Lift – Why You’ll Love Shinefinty!

    You've heard of glossing, but what about glazing? Get ready for lots of Zeros! 2022 is the year the shine-boosting technique is blowing up. In today's podcast episode brought to you by Wella Professionals, we're understanding why Wella's latest innovation product just launched, glazes hair with a zero damage, zero lift, zero ammonia, zero silicone and zero drying alcohols formula that's kind and gentle. Fail to be part of this Wella innovation could see you miss out on the opportunities it will …

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    EP231: Inside the Mind Of James Earnshaw

    Todays guest is Wella Professionals UKI Digital Ambassador & Content Hairdresser, James Earnshaw. We're talking with James about what it means to be a Content Hairdresser in 2022. We're talking about his creative process to creating content. And we're talking about the inspirations and workings behind the latest Wella KP: ID collection shoot day. It's a podcast made for all you hairdressers mad about creating standout hair looks for both your social images and short form videos. In the first of a brand new …

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    EP230: Fairness and Parity for the Hair & Beauty Sector – Meet the Salon Employers Association

    On todays show we are speaking to some of the founding members of the Salon Employers Association (SEA). Created to ensure fairness and parity across all models in the hairdressing & beauty sector, will be learning the SEA aims and ideas to protecting and preserving the future of the industry. The SEA founding members joining me for this conversation are Co-Founder at The Chapel, Toby Dicker, Director at Alan d Hairdressing Education, Edward Hemmings and CEO at Hershesons, Luke Hersheson. We …

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