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Wednesday, February 20th, 2019
Tiffany LandersHairstylist @ Vinndio Salon
Boston, MA
Q&A with Tiffany Landers
Which of your recent looks are you most proud of doing?
Tell us about this...
The recent look I’m most proud of is this androgynous creative hairstyle. This client I have been cutting for a number of years and throughout the time she’s gotten edgier. She dyed the top blonde allowing me to create a really personalized shape for her using a few different techniques. I approached this cut taking my classic Sassoon-based training and mixed it with new techniques. Short shapes with a disconnected top can transcend ages. It’s interesting and effortless at the same time. The disconnect a top gives more versatility allowing her to create various looks when she styles her hair on a daily basis. What I love about this cut is it captures her personality and unique style.What’s your absolute favorite hair trend right now?
Why do you love this trend so much?
My absolute favorite hair trend right now is the bob. The bob has never gone out of fashion over the decades. Different styles and lengths have come and gone but the bob will always be there. With the bob trend, you can find a version that works with every type of hair. Thick hair, thin hair curly hair and everything in between. You can’t go wrong with this style. It’s always evolving and reinventing itself with blunt bob’s, choppy bobs, layered bob’s, graduated bobs and low graduated bobs. Mixing and combining so it fits your face shape. What can I say I love a good bob!What's been inspiring you as a hair artist lately?
What inspires me as a hair artist lately is the new energy I have in myself and I feel off my co-workers. I recently came back from maternity leave and started back in a new salon. When I stepped away for an amount of time I felt refreshed, excited, and so much happiness to be back doing what I love. As a hair artist, my craft is a part of me, I felt something was missing when I didn’t have a way to express myself. Also, entering a new salon at this point in my career, I look around at my co-workers work as new art that I haven’t seen before and I want to learn it! I've found myself relearning in different ways than my classic training. Seeing the world fresh again through new eyes is amazing and I’d recommend it to anyone who feels like they’ve hit a point in their career where everything feels repetitive and predictable. Look for inspiration! Shake it up!
