Being a female in a male-dominated industry can be a challenge, but Celine has taken it in her stride and is more determined than ever to make her mark in the world of barbering.

Suavecito has officially risen in Tommy Guns Barbershops Australia-wide. The always innovative team challenged their barbers to create a range of Southern California looks to celebrate the launch, with the winning cuts and styles chosen by the Suavecito founders themselves.

As a new year begins, we spoke to Barbiere’s Lead Educator Justin O’Daniel on male hair trends you can expect to see going into 2022.

Jono Goodwin, proud Reuzel Scumbassador and Head Barber at Tommy Guns Carindale, took on the challenge to create three looks on one model using only Reuzel products.

From running her own Barbershop to becoming a Global BaByliss Educator, Jasmine Kathleen has had many accomplishments in her 15-year career. The inspirational barber started out undertaking an apprenticeship in hopes of following in her Grandma’s footsteps of helping people look and feel good about themselves through hair.

Education hosted by the Barbiere Company, The barber boys presented how to add colour services including grey blending, bleached blonde & bright colours.

The culture of the barbershop drew him in, his passion helped him succeed. Tim Rennie was unsure about a career in hair after a couple of days at a hairdressing salon, but this all changed when he stepped into a barbershop.

Australian Fashion Week wrapped up last month and while most were focused on the clothes, we were focused on the hair.

Don De Sanctis is an award-winning barber and successful business owner who is continuing to expand his footprint in the world of barbering.

“Barbers are out there mastering their craft, creating the perfect cut and style. But what is the next step? Colour gives you the opportunity to add another dimension.” Justin o’daniel, lead educator at the barbiere company.

Starting his barbering journey 2.5 years ago, Jaymes Lunn kickstarted his career by learning to cut his own hair through watching YouTube videos.

Leen and Bertus started learning how to cut men’s hair when they were just fourteen years old. Since then the pair have worked their way up, founding Reuzel and opening Schorem Haarsnijder en Barbier; an old school barbershop in the heart of the working-class city of Rotterdam.