Renowned as one of the most creative minds in the industry and Australia’s leading educator, Sharon Blain will set you on a journey to a world of 40s glamour with her captivating show, Versailles, at Salon Melbourne 2012.
Sharon Blain
Bringing her Versailles collection to life, see how Sharon was inspired by the grandeur of the spectacular palace of Versailles. With lavish haute couture gowns exquisitely designed by Australia’s Project Runway’s Series 3 finalist, Craig Braybrook, Sharon’s world acclaimed skills will transport you back in time where luxurious hair salutes the timeless era of the 40’s with a contemporary twist. Breathtaking, dramatic, one-off couture shapes with movement and attention to detail will have you enthralled.
Sharon’s energy, dedication and ability to constantly reinvent herself are never-ending. Her flair for unique styles and her extraordinary skills have cemented her position on the international hairdressing scene which have seen her crowned Educator of the Year, three years in a row.
With her winning techniques on show, see why she is in demand as an educator with a breathtaking show filled with excitement, creativity, fun and stunning couture that will ignite your inner passion and leave you motivated by her simple approach to creating even the most complicated styles.
Questions from Sharon Blain
1. What can visitors expect at your session at Salon Melbourne?
I recently launched my new Versailles Collection and plan to teach the techniques during my session. If you crave new ideas to dress long hair then this course is a must.
2. How relevant do you think Salon Melbourne is to industry professionals in hair and beauty?
Salon Melbourne works tirelessly to offer the best of the best in education and seminars. The weekend will deliver a fresh and progressive approach for education to hair and beauty professionals.
3. How will your session make a difference to their professional skill and technique?
If hairdressers want to keep up to date with the latest long hair designs that are simple and creative, then regular courses are a must. This session is no exception.
4. How important do you think attendance to expos such as Salon Melbourne are for industry professionals?
It’s very important to attend expos as this is the one simple way to constantly grow your skill level.
5. What is your number one piece of advice for someone trying to break into the industry?
Be prepared to never stop learning. Find the best salon that offers a regular training programme and who have an AHC accreditation, as you will be guaranteed a professional employment and support for your hairdressing career.
6. Trend forecast for 2012 or favourite trend at the moment?
Soft uncontrived and texture looks are key trends. Braids and pony tails are still big and there is a new trend emerging for big dress more finished hair.
Registration now open! Head to www.salonmelbourne.com.au for more information.