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After living just outside Paris for nearly a year, Deborah returned home to pursue her lifelong passion: hair design. She has been traveling to France for over twenty years, continuing her education in the latest hair trends and techniques.
Deborah’s primary education comes from the Jacques Dessange School of Paris where she was taught how to choose each style based on bone structure, height, skin tone, and quality & texture of hair.
Deborah has also trained in New York, Washington, DC, and Toronto.
Danielle earned a Marketing degree from Robert Morris University and initially assumed the leadership role of Salon Business Development.
Soon, her love of fashion inspired her to take on male clientele who have been overlooked in the industry for years. A licensed barber, Danielle has taken classes under an Italian Master Barber in straight razor techniques, including old-fashioned face shaves.
Danielle is also trained in Dessange design by her mother, Deborah, and has trained in Paris.
After her children entered school full-time, Heather decided to enroll at Bella Capelli Academy, a Paul Mitchell partner school. Upon successful completion of her boards, Heather looked for an advanced training salon to further develop her skills. Under the instruction of Deborah and frequent color and balyage classes with Fabrice Dube, former color instructor in Paris, Heather continues to expand her knowledge and eye for color. With her extensive background in multiple color lines and blonding techniques, Heather is able to accommodate all of your color needs.
Heidi began her career in hair in Arizona, where she graduated at the top of her class from Penrose (Kohler) Academy, one of the most highly-respected beauty schools in the U.S. During and after her training she worked at Snapdragon Salon, often listed as the top Salon in Phoenix. Her mentor, Kandy Russell, was named best colorist in Phoenix by Allure magazine, and Kandy’s influence shows in Heidi’s work. Heidi specializes in all hair lengths and styles for men and women, including short women’s hair, a challenge for many technicians.
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