Today’s special guest is internationally recognised experimental colourist Edoardo Paludo.In this episode we’re going to be talking about his journey from his time as Creative Technical Director at Trevor Sorbie, and how a move from London to South America led him to collaborate with a leading hair brand in creating a colour range for it.

Never one to stand still, Edoardo is continually challenging himself as a hair colourist. This can be seen with his latest Wonderful Confusion collection. The looks to this collection shows a forward progression of techniques that todays most experimental hair colourist are now championing. And he’s about to share with you his thought process behind it – something I know that will inspire many of you who are keen to take your colour work to the next level!

To Edoardo, colouring hair is another language that he feels privileged to speak. Every day he is learning a new word that helps deepen his understanding and love of the art and he is constantly pushing forward to make it more colourful. So be prepared to get an incredible insight into the life of a  experimental hair colourist. He’s here today today to share it all with you. Lets jump straight in!

 

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Special thanks to Eduardo Paludo for joining me today. Until next time!

Today’s Guest

Edoardo, currently based in London, started his career in his home town of Milan in the early 90’s. He was internationally recognised for his work in the industry from early stages from his work as an experimental colourist who challenged the norms.

In 1996 Edoardo moved to London to expand his professional horizons. He worked at Trevor Sorbie where he established himself as Creative Technical Director for 9 years. As a member of the Trevor Sorbie Artistic Team he played a prominent role in their winning ‘Artistic Team on the Year’ three times at the British Hairdressing Awards with his innovative colour techniques.

His work has been published in many prestigious magazines both industry,  fashion and commercial, the likes of Vogue and Tribute Magazine. His creations can be seen in fashion exhibitions such as Simone Handbag Museum in Seoul, South Korea; Chloe Attitude in Paris; Britannica 1951-53 at Selfridges, London.

Show notes:

Here’s some of what we cover in today’s episode

  • 00 min 30 sec: Dom’s show intro
  • 02 min 21 sec: Background to Edoardo
  • 05 min 09 sec: Moving from London to South America
  • 09 min 46 sec: How Edoardo collaborated with a South American hair brand in creating a colour range
  • 18 min 49 sec: The travelling hairdressing enables you to do
  • 19 min 36 sec: Hair colourists are now at the forefront of the industry
  • 21 min 54 sec: Edoardo’s current job role
  • 23 min 26 sec: Edoardo’s new Wonderful Confusion collection
  • 26 min 20 sec: What you get back for creating a collection
  • 28 min 14 sec: Working on educational seminars
  • 30 min 21 sec: The exciting pathways Edoardo collaborates with
  • 31 min 22 sec: What’s next for Edoardo
  • 33 min 46 sec: Get in touch with Edoardo
  • 34 min 58 sec: Dom’s 5 Quick Fire Questions
  • 37 min 35 sec: Dom’s show outro

Resources

edoardopaludo.com
@edoardopaludo
facebook.com/edoardopaludo

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