For an evening of live demonstrations, creative inspiration and professional development.
Published:Part of the Fellowship’s Creative XChange™ series, the event took place at the Francesco Group Academy in Poole. It showcased a range of techniques and trends spanning cutting, styling, colour and scalp health, with demonstrations designed to help professionals translate current trends into salon and editorial work.
Harry Andreou, a member of the F.A.M.E. Team 2024, opened the evening by welcoming attendees and introducing the guest artists. The event also recognised the support of Remi Cachet, Glowwa and Wella, who supplied goody bags for guests.
Bournemouth-based stylist Amy Sultan presented the latest hair-up trends, while Kieran Martin of Wendy Stevens Salisbury demonstrated a women’s editorial look. Phil Jarman shared his seasonal men’s cutting techniques, and Christchurch-based trichologist Vanessa Robertson explored wigs and scalp health.
Creative colour was showcased by Molly Costanza of Francesco Group, while Mary Cinque of Studio 5 in Windsor offered advice on colouring textured hair.
The varied programme gave attendees the opportunity to explore techniques across different areas of the industry, with time to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the approaches being demonstrated.
From bespoke colour placement and creative colour to scalp health and working with textured hair, the event aimed to provide practical inspiration for professionals looking to expand their skills and bring fresh ideas into their work.
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Launched in the previous year, the Fellowship Creative XChange™ series has travelled to towns and cities across the country, with the aim of strengthening local creative communities and encouraging collaboration between hairdressing and barbering professionals.
The events cover traditional and contemporary techniques across cutting, styling, colour and barbering, with an emphasis on working across all hair types and textures.
As well as providing a platform for artists to share their expertise, the initiative aims to encourage professionals to join the Fellowship for British Hairdressing and apply for its Bespoke Education Projects.
By bringing creatives together to exchange ideas, demonstrate new techniques and learn from one another, the programme seeks to establish stronger local networks and educational hubs within the industry.
To get more info on the latest opportunities, fellowshiphair.com/projects.
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