Warren Scott

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Thank you for your interest in my work and my Salon & Spa - Warren Scott A native of Ohio, I attended Cleveland Institute of Art focusing on Painting, Life Drawing and Pottery. In a quest for a creative profession I found the beauty business, still keeping a hand in the art world as a fine art portrait photographer (see www.scottchmelar.com ). Once I entered the beauty profession things started to skyrocket. I became the Artistic Director of an advanced training academy, and in time, a national educator representing three international hair color companies teaching advanced hair color and hair cutting techniques. Interviews, articles and photographs of my work have been published nationally and internationally. I've been certified as a professional hair colorist by the American Board of Certified Haircolorists. To learn more about this please check the ABCH web site at: www.haircolorist.com . You might ask . . . “Why haven't I heard of the ABCH Certification before? ” I would say you that have not heard of it before because it is not easy to get. One has to make a serious commitment to the study and practice of professional hair coloring for these exams. Statistics are that only 50% of those that take the exams pass! Training further, I became a Mentor for the American Board of Certified Haircolorists, teaching hairdressers interested in acquiring this hard-won certification. My clients often ask what do I enjoy more, cutting or coloring? Truly, these services are not two but one. When I create a terrific haircut on a head of mousey hair color the design is only half finished. Createing an amazing haircolor design on a poorly shaped cut...is about nothing. Color and cut (form), are interdependent..Yin & Yang. Fortunately early in my career I had the privilege to work and study with a group from London at their studio and as a member of their National Design Team. This is where I perfected my craft as a hair designer, inventing and executing precision modern cuts, each enhanced with color, and teaching with this team throughout the country. I have always enjoyed sharing what I've learned and so became a national educator. The job title is called: Platform Artist. As a Platform Artist, the hair care line you are representing flies you to hair shows around the country to teach advanced techniques of hair coloring and cutting on stage to audiences of hairdressers as large as 1000 or more. What I carry in my Salon today is Bumble and bumble and Dermalogica. We get a ton of positive feedback about these two lines from our clients.

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