Pump up the Volume with Sheenon

Emiliano and I talk about COVID 19 and how it has changed our day to day.  The experience of quarantine and how to stay motivated and creative in this time

In this weeks episode Emiliano and I talk about how to over come obstacles in the hair industry.  Everything from moving to a new country, learning a new language and finding the determination to succeed.

In this weeks episode I speak with co-founder of Unite Hair Care Jared Trombetta.  We discuss the role of a product company and how it has evolved.  I find out about their new education formats and how they are getting people to be a part of fashion week in Paris, NYC, Milan and London.

Marissa and I discuss men's grooming, celebrities including The Jonas Brothers, Michael Keaton, Rami Malik, Miles Teller and more.  Marissa shares some of her favorite products and her path to working with Oscar winning actors.

In the is episode Brandi and I talk about working for an extension company and what skills you would want to gain in order to become an educator.  The importance of marketing and how the landscape has changed so much for stylists and where we think things are heading.

Duber and I discuss how we find inspiration in hair.  Touching on how we got into hair, working with the talented Oribe Canales.  Working with Georgio Armani in Paris Fashion Week, Victoria Secret and much more...

In this episode, I discuss with Jason what kind of person it takes to work on-set, how the role of hair and makeup is so much more than just hair and makeup.

Jenny Rey and I discuss her new role as global ambassador at Biolage. The changes in the industry and her point of view being a women.

Stephen and I discuss how hairstyling has changed. What is needed to succeed in this industry and how you can go from beauty school drop out to celebrity hairstylist

This podcast gives a look into the hair industry, giving insight, advice, stories and inspiration. I listen to Tatiana's POV on hiring hair and makeup in the entertainment industry. The differences between "stage makeup" and "print makeup"