Long story short: We’re telling our story nationwide. Next Stop: San Francisco, where hairdressers Jayne Matthews, Wes Sharpton, and Beau Bollinger will showcase their signature haircuts and share the versatility of Hairstory products. We look forward to meeting you – whether you’re already a Hairstory Hairdresser or curious about becoming one – and telling you about who we are and how we can support your craft and your business.
Jayne MatthewsOwner and Creative Director of Edo Salon in San Francisco and Oakland, Jayne’s hand-carved, effortless razor cuts and French bohemian styling – inspired by the effortlessness of the 1960s and ’70s – are designed to work with natural textures, and grow out seamlessly with ease. Jayne is also an educator in advanced razor cutting, social media, building clientele, and staying relevant in an ever-changing industry with a special focus on non-toxic beauty.
Beau BollingerAfter working as a Hairstory ambassador for three of his fifteen years in our industry, Beau founded Hairstory Studio Dallas as an experimental collective of independent hairdressers and has been named “Dallas’ go-to guy for cool hair.” Obsessed with all things hair even as a young boy, Beau describes his process as finding personality through hair, seeing the inner best part of people, and revealing what was already there. He creates cuts that give clients the luxury of wash-and-wear hair with game-changing confidence.
Wes SharptonWes is lead haircutter at Hairstory in New York and started doing hair at 19 in Lawrence, Kansas where his cuts for the GetUp Kids appeared in Rolling Stone magazine and sparked the fulfillment of a dream of moving to New York and Bumble and bumble. There he was mentored by Michael Gordon, assisted editorial stylist Laurent Philippon, and gave haircuts to clients from downtown kids to beauty editors. His work is not based on hiding imperfections or adhering to rules of face shapes, but rather flattering unique features and enhancing natural, innate beauty.
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Jayne MatthewsOwner and Creative Director of Edo Salon in San Francisco and Oakland, Jayne’s hand-carved, effortless razor cuts and French bohemian styling – inspired by the effortlessness of the 1960s and ’70s – are designed to work with natural textures, and grow out seamlessly with ease. Jayne is also an educator in advanced razor cutting, social media, building clientele, and staying relevant in an ever-changing industry with a special focus on non-toxic beauty.
Beau BollingerAfter working as a Hairstory ambassador for three of his fifteen years in our industry, Beau founded Hairstory Studio Dallas as an experimental collective of independent hairdressers and has been named “Dallas’ go-to guy for cool hair.” Obsessed with all things hair even as a young boy, Beau describes his process as finding personality through hair, seeing the inner best part of people, and revealing what was already there. He creates cuts that give clients the luxury of wash-and-wear hair with game-changing confidence.
Wes SharptonWes is lead haircutter at Hairstory in New York and started doing hair at 19 in Lawrence, Kansas where his cuts for the GetUp Kids appeared in Rolling Stone magazine and sparked the fulfillment of a dream of moving to New York and Bumble and bumble. There he was mentored by Michael Gordon, assisted editorial stylist Laurent Philippon, and gave haircuts to clients from downtown kids to beauty editors. His work is not based on hiding imperfections or adhering to rules of face shapes, but rather flattering unique features and enhancing natural, innate beauty.
Long story short: We’re telling our story nationwide. Next Stop: San Francisco, where hairdressers Jayne Matthews, Wes Sharpton, and Beau Bollinger will showcase their signature haircuts and share the versatility of Hairstory products. We look forward to meeting you – whether you’re already a Hairstory Hairdresser or curious about becoming one – and telling you about who we are and how we can support your craft and your business.
Jayne MatthewsOwner and Creative Director of Edo Salon in San Francisco and Oakland, Jayne’s hand-carved, effortless razor cuts and French bohemian styling – inspired by the effortlessness of the 1960s and ’70s – are designed to work with natural textures, and grow out seamlessly with ease. Jayne is also an educator in advanced razor cutting, social media, building clientele, and staying relevant in an ever-changing industry with a special focus on non-toxic beauty.
Beau BollingerAfter working as a Hairstory ambassador for three of his fifteen years in our industry, Beau founded Hairstory Studio Dallas as an experimental collective of independent hairdressers and has been named “Dallas’ go-to guy for cool hair.” Obsessed with all things hair even as a young boy, Beau describes his process as finding personality through hair, seeing the inner best part of people, and revealing what was already there. He creates cuts that give clients the luxury of wash-and-wear hair with game-changing confidence.
Wes SharptonWes is lead haircutter at Hairstory in New York and started doing hair at 19 in Lawrence, Kansas where his cuts for the GetUp Kids appeared in Rolling Stone magazine and sparked the fulfillment of a dream of moving to New York and Bumble and bumble. There he was mentored by Michael Gordon, assisted editorial stylist Laurent Philippon, and gave haircuts to clients from downtown kids to beauty editors. His work is not based on hiding imperfections or adhering to rules of face shapes, but rather flattering unique features and enhancing natural, innate beauty.
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Jayne MatthewsOwner and Creative Director of Edo Salon in San Francisco and Oakland, Jayne’s hand-carved, effortless razor cuts and French bohemian styling – inspired by the effortlessness of the 1960s and ’70s – are designed to work with natural textures, and grow out seamlessly with ease. Jayne is also an educator in advanced razor cutting, social media, building clientele, and staying relevant in an ever-changing industry with a special focus on non-toxic beauty.
Beau BollingerAfter working as a Hairstory ambassador for three of his fifteen years in our industry, Beau founded Hairstory Studio Dallas as an experimental collective of independent hairdressers and has been named “Dallas’ go-to guy for cool hair.” Obsessed with all things hair even as a young boy, Beau describes his process as finding personality through hair, seeing the inner best part of people, and revealing what was already there. He creates cuts that give clients the luxury of wash-and-wear hair with game-changing confidence.
Wes SharptonWes is lead haircutter at Hairstory in New York and started doing hair at 19 in Lawrence, Kansas where his cuts for the GetUp Kids appeared in Rolling Stone magazine and sparked the fulfillment of a dream of moving to New York and Bumble and bumble. There he was mentored by Michael Gordon, assisted editorial stylist Laurent Philippon, and gave haircuts to clients from downtown kids to beauty editors. His work is not based on hiding imperfections or adhering to rules of face shapes, but rather flattering unique features and enhancing natural, innate beauty.
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