Star Among Us
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Be a Star on YBI!
Last Updated (Wednesday, 13 January 2010 18:59)
You can nominate your salon, spa, studio or any other beauty business to be featured right here on YourBeautyIndustry.com. This is your chance to have your business seen by thousands of beauty professionals and industry leaders. Send us an email and tell us why your business stands out from the rest.
Your business will appear in an article on our Star Among Us page highlighting your business and accomplishments.
MAKEUP ARTIST: GLORIA NOTO
Last Updated (Wednesday, 04 March 2009 16:16)
Makeup Artist Gloria Noto was the winner of the Reality Show "Get Your Face On". She sat down with YBI to give us the scoop on her background and what she'll do next.
YBI: How long have you been a Makeup Artist?
GN: I have been a makeup artist for almost 6 years now. While I was in art college, I realized that I needed to be out there doing what I really love. I jumped right into it by setting up photo shoots with local photographers. I would not only create the makeup and hair looks, but I would find the model, style the shoot, and direct the shoot. It was a great way for me to learn and grow.
AMY STROZZI: Makeup Artist
Last Updated (Tuesday, 17 February 2009 17:14)
In the midst of this country’s most recent dramatic and historical election process, a story broke that put one of our peers right in the middle of controversy. In October, with only weeks until election day Governor Sarah Palin became the subject of much criticism over the cost of her wardrobe and the salary of her Makeup Artist Amy Strozzi. Amy was hired to work and travel with the Governor during a very rigorous schedule that had her at times traveling to several states per day. We spoke to Amy about her career, her current position working with the show “So You Think You Can Dance” and of course how she felt when her wages was made public.
NICOLE PAXON
Last Updated (Tuesday, 17 February 2009 17:04)
“Nicole Paxson knows firsthand that beauty goes beyond skin deep. For Nicole a long history of struggle with the chronic illness Lupus has granted her the gift of a more beautiful perspective. Since 12-years of age, Nicole survived strenuous bouts of Chemotherapy, sun sensitivities, blood disorders, plus the red "butterfly rash" along her face and body associated with the illness. Today, Nicole is fighting back to change the face of the disease altogether by creating something magical- a cosmetic line that allows all types of women, no matter what challenges they've faced, the ability to regain their confidence through flawless skin.” (NicolePaxson.com)
Of course when someone starts their own makeup line we ask all the questions you want to know- why, how, and what’s next! You’ll love her answers!
Toni&Guy Stylist & Regional Educational Director: MAYRA RODRIGUEZ
Last Updated (Tuesday, 17 February 2009 17:14)
YBI: When did you decide to become a Hair Stylist?
MR: I never really knew what being a hairstylist consisted of, or thought of it much about being a career. I was only 14 and didn't want to go my local high school. I felt that there would be trouble for me and I wouldn't amount to much. So I worked really hard to get accepted into the cosmetology program at Skyline High School. Being a silly and immature, I thought," Well at least they'll teach me how to do my own hair, if nothing else." Boy, I was wrong!
YBI: How did you become a Toni&Guy Stylist?
MR: On July 8, 1998, the summer before my senior year in high school I began employment for Toni&Guy! There I got a whole new perspective on what hairdressing can really be.
Read more: Toni&Guy Stylist & Regional Educational Director: MAYRA RODRIGUEZ
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