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In this episode of the Respectfully hair podcast, Dove Palmer shares his story, style and music choices with Nicky Pope!

Respectfully moved our usual recording process to join Dove live on his houseboat moored in East London at the Limehouse basin. We were intrigued by what the homely surroundings tell us about this world-renowned educator. In a lively and thoughtful conversation, Dove shared his take on pop culture, music and style icons and how this informs his hairdressing.

Hair for Curious Cats

Dove became a hairdresser in his 20s, and quickly joined Vidal Sassoon where he became an educator. And a first-class one at that. Focussing on precision cutting techniques, he travels widely to share his knowledge and stills finds the training process as rewarding today as ever. 

In our podcast you'll hear Dove explain what he sees as interesting and uplifting about hairdressing today. We asked him about his vinyl collection and enjoyed hearing plans for the Curious Cats Sunday Service gathering he is hosting over the Summer. He describes it as ‘hair for those that love to learn'.

To follow Dove, you can find him on his Instagram platform – where he often shares great Tips For Curious Cats! Don't forget to DM him if you're interested in the Sunday Service, too.

@dovepalmerandcompany

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Frank Brormann is an entrepreneur with a fabulous heritage career in hairdressing. He is a German salon-owner and stylist who has a broad experience of working in different European countries, and trained with the likes of Patrick Cameron. Despite his fabulous start and quick success in the industry, Frank always felt there was ‘more to discover'. And indeed he was right!

Always driven and ambitious, Frank's quest for ‘more has led him to discover a new way of cutting hair. The Calligraphy Cut. He talks to the host of the Respectfully podcast, Nicky Pope, to explain Calligraphy Cut – both a technique and a hair tool in the form of a Calligraphy pen. 

Calligraphy Cut

During the conversation, Frank shares both how he conceived the Calligraphy Pen, and how it is used to best effect. This is essentially a simple idea: emulating the way florist trim the stems of flowers by cutting them on a slant so there is a larger surface area of the cut stem to absorb water. But the effects on the hair are striking and impactful. A slant cut gives more scope to absorb moisture, but also adds to the reflective surface for light and shine, and to the flexibility of the hair strand and thus the way hair falls. 

Don't talk our word for it – listen to this engaging conversation and we're sure you'll be inspired. 

Go further

Explore for yourself the potential of the Calligraphy Cut technique. You can subscribe to use the Calligraphy Pen and access a wealth of education and support. Frank has enlisted the support of industry professionals including Ky Wilson and Nicola Smythe and recently released a collection created by Anthony Mascolo. See more HERE

Follow @calligraphycut.uk and @calligraphycut

Visit: www.calligraphycut.uk

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Alison Jameson a hairdresser by trade who has dedicated her last 30 years to running her own PR agency and her sidekick/co-director Lauren Grieve join Respectfully host Ellie Scott to  share the wonders of PR in the hairdressing world. How working with a PR can benefit your career, what to expect and what is possible.

Join us for an interesting chat on how the world of PR has changed over the last 20 years and the impact social media has had on this. We discuss the importance of campaigns and what goes into events.

About AJC

There's no one-size-fits-all when it comes to PR. From helping you attract new clients to securing media coverage the AJC team promise to make your goals their goals.

Helping you to build your brand, and foster relationships with influencers and industry leaders. They will also help navigate any potential crises, maintain a positive public image, and keep the your brand relevant and appealing through strategic promotions and events. Allowing you to focus on your craft while they ensure they reach and engage with your target audience effectively.

Find out more

Want to learn more about our guests?

Visit the AJC website HERE 

Contact Alison HERE

Contact Lauren HERE

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Nicky Clarke shares his hairdressing stories with the listeners of the Respectfully podcast… and they're well worth a listen!

Nicky Clarke is arguably the most famous hairdresser in the UK today. He began his hairdressing career in the 70s, as a teenager, working for the House of Leonard where he met John Frieda. This was to prove a central part of Nicky's history. He and John went on to set up a salon of their own on the Marylebone Rd, where for more than a decade they nurtured a truly celebrity clientele. From Vogue shoots to creating the Purdey cut for Joanna Lumley, they did it all.

The Nicky Clarke brand

By 1991 Nicky set up his own salon which flourished alongside his personal appearances on pretty much every TV show you can mention from Absolutely Fabulous to The Weakest Link, Come Dine with Me and Ant & Decs Saturday Night Takeaway. He even had royalty attend the salon opening to cut the ribbon. The tabloids went nuts for Nicky, and his personal life featured in the likes of Hello! Magazine as much as his hairdressing did. In 2008 he was awarded an OBE for services to hairdressing… but rather than hear from us, we invite you to settled into conversation recorded with Nicky in his gorgeous north London home. It’s quite a tale!

Follow our guest

Nicky Clarke electrical are the latest instalment in brand Nicky Clarke's story. Follow…
@nickyclarkeuk

Visit online HERE 

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Respect is a hub for UK hairdressers of all ages and stages to find out what We Love, We Hear and We See as the best product launches, styling advice, hairtools, education training and seminars and hairshows! Sign up to our newsletter which is sent fortnightly direct to your email, so you stay up-to-date with salon styling information, trends in session work, advice on presenting on stage or progress in educating – whatever your interest, whether you’re a trainee or creative director, an educator or team leader, you’ll find all the opportunities and ideas on www.respectyou.me

We love hairdressing; we see and we hear how you can become the best hairdresser, colourist and salon owner possible. Contact us if you’d like to know more about us. If it’s worth talking about, you’ll read it here.

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Anne Veck and Helga Hertsig discuss sustainability for hairdressing with Respectfully host, Nicky Pope. How well is hairdressing doing in promoting ways to tackle global warming and reduce our carbon footprint?

Anne Veck is a well known hairdresser who has long championed the need to be more sustainable in our hairdressing practice. With her husband Keith, she produces a valuable newsletter and information hub called Salon Re:Source which you can see HERE

Helga Hertsig is a futurologist – trend forecasting for the consumer-packed goods industry. It's her job to track trends and watch out for the evolution of events that can impact a market. During the conversation, Helga mentions the difficulty of decision making/confusion around sustainability. This is the short video that she referenceds, which also encompasses health. Everything is related: See HERE And regarding shelf-labelling nudging people towards sustainable purchases, you can find out more HERE 

The conversation is enabled by Joico in celebration of its launch for the new Inner Joi collection. This is a 100% vegan range with natural formulas that deliver the same transformative results and professional performance you love and expect from Joico products. See more HERE

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Helga posts insights and inspiration around sustainability and more on Instagram & LinkedIn pages:
@hintfuturology
Linked In

Anne Veck is here at: 
anneveckhair.com
@anneveckeducation

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Respect is a hub for UK hairdressers of all ages and stages to find out what We Love, We Hear and We See as the best product launches, styling advice, hairtools, education training and seminars and hairshows! Sign up to our newsletter which is sent fortnightly direct to your email, so you stay up-to-date with salon styling information, trends in session work, advice on presenting on stage or progress in educating – whatever your interest, whether you’re a trainee or creative director, an educator or team leader, you’ll find all the opportunities and ideas on www.respectyou.me

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We know Liz McKeon as a salon business expert and founder of The International Salon Business School. But more recently Liz has taken on another role as ambassador for Shear Haven, provider of anti-domestic violence training for hairdressers. Liz joined Respectfully podcast host Nicky Pope to explain why this cause is dear to her heart, and how hairdressers can help.

[Trigger warning: the conversation does reference experience of violence suffered in a moderate way].

The proposition from Shear Haven is for salons and their teams to complete a free, online course in anti-domestic violence training. Just 20 minutes gives an insight into what might be the signs of someone being suffering from domestic abuse in some way. This is not about training to provide answers, but rather to spot the signs, initiate a conversation and perhaps enable someone to feel they can ask for help. It's invaluable.

What's the problem? 

Stats taken from sources including Office for National Statistics and the National Centre for Domestic Violence, put the figures as being 1 in 5 adults experiencing domestic abuse in their lifetime. This equates to 1 in 4 women, and 1 in 6 or 7 men. This is staggering. To put into perspective, it makes it extremely likely that a client or a team member in the salon has or will at some point be a victim. They may feel unable to speak, to be practiced at concealing signs, but you can help.  Often the victim is made to feel they are the problem. If nobody asks the question ‘are you okay?', then perhaps they don't feel able to speak up. How about if you could ask that question. 

To Access Shear Haven’s anti-domestic violence training, visit  www.lizmckeon.com or www.shearhaventraining.org

For more information about Liz McKeon as a business coach, click HERE

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Respect is a hub for UK hairdressers of all ages and stages to find out what We Love, We Hear and We See as the best product launches, styling advice, hairtools, education training and seminars and hairshows! Sign up to our newsletter which is sent fortnightly direct to your email, so you stay up-to-date with salon styling information, trends in session work, advice on presenting on stage or progress in educating – whatever your interest, whether you’re a trainee or creative director, an educator or team leader, you’ll find all the opportunities and ideas on www.respectyou.me

We love hairdressing; we see and we hear how you can become the best hairdresser, colourist and salon owner possible. Contact us if you’d like to know more about us. If it’s worth talking about, you’ll read it here.

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