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Business Name: John Santilli PRIVATE S.a.S.

Specialty: Cutter

Bio: Trained at Vidal Sassoon 171 New Bond street, 44,Sloane Street.
One of the first teachers of Vidal Sassoon first school at Knightsbrige 1968 then Davies Mews 1971
opened the (FIRST) V. Sassoon academy in Queen street Mayfair London England,in 1974. as principle.
Traveled teaching hairdressers in Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Italy and Germany.
Shows for Sassoons in Germany, England, Sweden, Norway, Singapour,
Later was added Japan, Taiwan, New York, Latvia, South Africa, Thailand,

Opened school in Rome Italy.
Have worked as platform "artists" for L'Oreal, Wella, Schwarzkopf, Bristol Myers (Helen Curtis), Anasazi, and a host of other company's as educator and seminar/ show guest.
Presently working with Tricobiotos /Selective as "Mentor" and trainer for the platform artists of the company.
2010..... The Next Step . Going a pace forward is always difficult.
2011.... FROM HANDCRAFT TO STYLE. Private seminars. Max 50 people.
2012.... Back to Basics. But with philosophy.

Working for: B.S.G.U , Brazil.
Writing for: Cabeleireiros Brazil.
Writing for: International Hair Fashion Magazine Italy.

Website: http://www.johnsantilli.com

Manufacture Affiliations: In the past: Wella Germany Sweden, Helen Curtis Italy Bristo Myers Taiwan, Kemon Italy, Schwarzkopf Sweden , Anasazi Santa Fe. L'Oreal, Italy, Keune (Italy). BES. (Beauty and Science) Selective (Tricobiotos).Prato Italy and Poznan Poland. Takara Belmont Japan,
Presently at John Santilli's Atelier Rome Italy.

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History of haircutting.

Posted on April 8, 2012 at 7:49am 0 Comments 0 Favorites

A new video by Flint Whincop the person who invented Balayage technique for haircoloring in the 1976.

Now we have a name to remember when we do this technique in the salon.

ENJOY the history lesson. Full marks to Flint who is a hairdresser and did this all on his own. Very poffessional film.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AG1rHPm9RFw

The history of the haircutting proffession where it all started

Posted on April 7, 2012 at 7:42am 0 Comments 1 Favorite

I thought you may like to see this little film put together by a fellow hairdresser and not a proffesional company. Have a BLAST for the PAST.................................

http://www.youtube.com/user/flintwhincop?ob=0&feature=results_main

What gets my goat.

Posted on February 24, 2012 at 3:50am 3 Comments 2 Favorites

The other day someone said about a haircut that it was BOYISH. That realy upsets me. We are steriotyped, If you cut a womans hair short she is boyish The person critisizing could not see father than the hairs on the womans head, but if she wears trousers (Pants) today thats not considered boyish any more. When we cut a womand hair short she has freedom. Just the same as pants give freedom to sit anyway a woman wants to. The word should be FREE not boyish.

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Is it moraly right to touch up photos.

Posted on February 23, 2012 at 7:30pm 2 Comments 1 Favorite

Yesterday,

I was watching someone touch up a photo. The girl in question had her thighs re-aligned, legs thinned, her spots taken away and just about everything touched up on the color of the skin . She was even given a body that was down sized to a size 0 dress. Her neck was made longer and thinner, her hair was given a check that took the "bits" of the tips of the hair and made it look strait as a die and the colour was enhanced. Her nostrils were redimentioned her nose…

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Fashion and the TEST OF TIME

Posted on November 5, 2011 at 7:36am 0 Comments 0 Favorites

I remember in the early 60s the Gradated Bob haircut was new. It was something fantastic but many women would not think of having this look. Later the Shage hairstyle took its place and even this was not easy for a short time as women up until then would want to go to a hairdresser for a shampoo and set. Haircuts by hairdressers around the world were often given away for free. There was a shock value in new work. When we look at the photos of the past we can not get the "Feeling" of the… Continue

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At 1:18am on February 27, 2011, John Alanouf said…: Hello John! Nice to meet you!

At 12:00pm on February 14, 2011, Pia Vivas said…: Apologies for the very delayed reply - I'm not on HB as much as I need to be! Thank you for the kind words. Yes, I do photo shoots and they're so much fun and such great learning experiences. Having a dog is such a joy and she loves being in photo studios. Anyway, hope you're having a wonderful 2011. Love your posts...keep them coming!