Celebrity hairdressers judge New Zealand hairstyling awards
Elite hairdressers from all over the world pick the best New Zealand hair designs
I love to see the international hairstyle awards come across my desk. I think sometimes our Yankee hairdressers think that if a hair design wasn’t created by an American hair designer than it is not worth giving it consideration. But I’m not one of them . . . in fact I’ve seen some of the best hairstyles come out of Holland of all places. We have a lot to learn from the rest of the world.
If your looking for some great hairstyle pictures from around the globe? You’ll love this article from the Cushing Daily Citizen in New Zealand:
| “ | Auckland, 3 April 2006: 19 finalists from around the country have been selected by a team of international judges for this year’s Schwarzkopf Professional New Zealand Hairdressing Awards. The Hairdressing industry combines the creative pulse of fashion with a passion for hair. Since 1988, the Schwarkopf Professional New Zealand Hairdressing Awards has celebrated this unique pulse, providing the most credible and prestigious platform from which to view creative achievement and visionary hair fashion.  Click for big version Celine-Marie Lamberton ********* �
Kat Laing, Schwarzkopf Professional National Technical Manager, personally delivered a generous number of outstanding photographic entries to the Germany-based judging team who spent hours last week choosing the finalists. |
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Read the entire article International Judges Select Finalists For Hair Awards
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