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BRITISH HAIRDRESSING AWARDS 2006
This is the 22nd year that the British Hairdressing Awards
will be held. Taking place in the Grosvenor House Hotel,
London, hundreds of hairdressers who constantly push those
boundaries and dedicate themselves to the industry will
be rewarded.
Uniquely, the British Hairdressing Awards are based on
photographic entries only that are to demonstrate the
level of talent and style the entrant has. These photographs
are then independently judged anonymously by a distinguished
panel.
Any hairdresser from any salon is eligible to enter. Nominations
are then based on the skill illustrated in the entries.
The most prestigious award 'Hairdresser of the Year' will
be able to enjoy tremendous media coverage as well as
being recognised throughout the world appearing on television,
radio and in the national press. Winners of all categories
will gain coverage and be able to reap the benefits of
becoming a proud owner of a British Hairdressing Award.
British Hairdressing Awards 2006 Finalists
Announced
Hairdressers Journal International is delighted to announce
the finalists for the nine regional and six specialist
categories for the British Hairdressing Awards 2006.
In 1985, the British Hairdressing Awards - presented by
the Hairdressers Journal International and sponsored by
Schwarzkopf Professional - were launched to reward hairdressers
who were pushing the boundaries of hairdressing forward,
creating and setting the trends and excelling in this
competitive industry. Today, the British Hairdressing
Awards are cited as the "Oscars' of the hairdressing world.
To enter the competition, hairdressers working in salons
throughout the United Kingdom have to submit four images,
which fulfil the criteria set. Depending on the hairdressers
location, they can enter their regional category - Eastern,
London, Midlands, North Eastern, North Western, Northern
Ireland, Scotland, Southern or Wales & South West. If
their talents lie within a particular discipline, they
are also able to enter one of the six specialist categories
- Afro Hairdresser of the Year, Artistic Team of the Year,
Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year, Men's Hairdresser
of the Year, Newcomer of the Year or Schwarzkopf Professional
British Colour Technician of the Year.
For the first round judging, a distinguished panel made
up of members of the British Hairdressing Awards Hall
of Fame (hairdressers who have won their region or specialist
category three times) judge all entries independently,
with all entries remaining anonymous, and all marks counted
and compiled by an independent firm of auditors. From
the first round judging, six finalists are selected in
each category. They have to then produce a second set
of images, which is added to the first set and judged
in the second round. To judge the final six in each category,
Hall of Fame members are joined by leading UK hairdressers
and selected members of the press, and once again the
judging process is independent and anonymous, with the
marks collated by independent auditors.
In addition to the 15 regional and specialist categories,
the most hotly contested award is for the British Hairdresser
of the Year title. Entry to this award is by nomination
only, and in 2006 there are six nominees for the title
- Andrew Barton, Antoinette Beenders, Errol Douglas, Akin
Konizi, Angelo Seminara and Richard Ward.
"Each year the standard of entries in all categories becomes
more creative and inspirational," comments Publisher/Editor-in-Chief
of Hairdressers Journal International, Jayne Lewis-Orr.
"British hairdressing is perceived throughout the world
as being the best, and the British Hairdressing Awards
recognise and reward creativity and excellence in all
hairdressing skills."
The British Hairdressing Awards has significantly raised
the profile of British hairdressing both in the UK and
overseas. Winners of all the categories can enjoy the
recognition from their peers along with an increased media
profile in their local area and nationally.
The winners will be announced at the biggest event in
the hairdressing industry's calendar, a glittering awards
dinner presented by a well-known celebrity - the British
Hairdressing Awards at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London
on Monday 27th November 2006.
2006 British Hairdressing Awards Finalists
Click here for more information
about some of the finalists
Regional Finalists
Eastern
Hairdresser of the Year
Claire
Dawson
Mia Dunham
Scott Halsey
Mark Leeson
Simon Raby
Barrie Stephen |
HOB
Salons
The Gallery
Clipso,
Watford
Mark
Leeson Hair, Body and Mind
Toni
& Guy, Peterborough
Barrie
Stephen |
London Hairdresser of the Year
Nick
Bland
Jamie
& Sally Brooks
Esti
Carton
Errol
Douglas
Stephen
Glendinning
Desmond
Murray |
Harringtons
Brooks
& Brooks
Harringtons
Errol
Douglas
Essensuals,
Southampton Street
Desmond
Murray
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Midlands Hairdresser of the Year
Nick
Malenko & Royston Blythe
Stephen
Fordham
Tim
Scott-Wright
Sean
& James Tetlow
Mark
Theaker
James
Whyte |
Royston
Blythe
Essensuals, Rugby
Lisa Shepherd Midlands
The Colour Room
Mark Scott
Jason Lea |
North Eastern Hairdresser of the Year
Jen
Deighton
Robert
Eaton
Glynn
Hayden
Marcus
King
Neville
Ramsay
Michael
Young |
Toni
& Guy Sunderland
Russell
Eaton
Toni
& Guy, Doncaster
Hooker
and Young, Wynard
Ramsay Johnson
Hooker
and Young, Jesmond |
Northern Ireland Hairdresser of the Year
Noel
Burns
Simon
Houston
Clive
Johnston
Keith
Kane
Denise
McClusky
Joanne
O'Neill |
Zuni
Hair
Simon
Houston Hairdressing
Clive Alexander
Keith
Kane Hair International
Michele
International
Joanne O'Neill Hair Design |
North Western Hairdresser of the Year
James
Bacon
Harry
Boocock
Barbara
Daley & Lisa Rhead
Angie
James
Sharon
Peake
Pat
Wood Saks |
Andrew
Collinge Hairdressing
The Hair Studio
Barbara
Daley Hair and Beauty
Toni
& Guy, Liverpool
Ethos
Hairdressing
Hairdressing
and Beauty |
Scottish Hairdresser of the Year
Neil
Barton
Tracey
Devine
Colin
McAndrew
Suzie
McGill
Kay
McIntyre
Austen
Thomson |
Hair
by JFK
Angels
Medusa
Rainbow
Room International
McIntyre
Hair Salon
Paterson
SA |
Southern Hairdresser of the Year
Sam
Burnett
John
Castelli
Antony
Edge
Tina
Farey
David
Lopez
Leonardo
Rizzo |
Rush,
Sutton
Twist
Hair
Toni
& Guy, Bluewater
Rush,
Croydon
Clippers
Sanrizz,
Guildford |
Wales & South West Hairdresser of the Year
Dominic
Capel & Lara Johnson
Rachel
Brown
Daniel
Neaves
Louise
Smith
Sally
Stevens
Vicky
Turner |
Lara
Johnson Lifestyle
Blushes
Daniel
K Neaves Hair
Essensuals
Wiltshire
Central
Studio
Goldsworthy's
Hairdressing |
Specialist Categories
Afro Hairdresser of the Year
Errol
Douglas
Junior
Green
Jacqueline
Ngalam
Claire
Rothstein
Sandra
Webb
Marlon
Wright |
Errol
Douglas
Junior
Green Hair and Beauty
Hebe
Hair and Beauty
Bloww
Hype
Coiffure
M&M
Hair Academy |
Artistic Team of the Year
Rush
Aveda
Trevor
Sorbie
Hooker
and Young
Toni
& Guy
Harringtons |
Croydon
Advanced
Academy London
London
Gosforth
London
London |
Avant Garde Hairdresser of the Year
Nick
Malenko & Royston Blythe
Stephen
Carey
Johanna
Cree Brown
Efi
Davies
Gary
Hooker & Michael Young
Desmond
Murray |
Royston
Blythe
Stephen
Carey
Trevor
Sorbie
Toni
& Guy, Covent Garden
Hooker
and Young
Desmond
Murray |
Men's Hairdresser of the Year
Carl
Blake
Louis
Byrne
Richard
Hannah
Desmond
Murray
Claire
Rothstein
Mark
Smith |
Jacks
of London
Brooks
and Brooks
Toni & Guy Kensington
Desmond
Murray
Bloww
Strangeways |
Newcomer of the Year
Alfie
Booth
Mel
Eubanks
Ben
Ferris
Jay
Perera
Kelly
Smith
Emma
Steven |
Andrew
Collinge Hairdressing
M&M
Hair Academy
Goldsworthy
Hairdressing
Sanrizz, Hayhill
Boons
Lisa
Shepherd Midlands |
Schwarzkopf Professional British Colour Technician
of the Year
Paola
Barattini
Karen
Dodds
Robert
Eaton
Francesco
Fontana
Gary
Hooker & Michael Young
Jo
O'Neill |
Toni & Guy, Mayfair
Cutting Room Creative
Russell
Eaton
Essensuals
Hooker
and Young
Toni & Guy, Henrietta Street |
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