In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robert and Kourtnee welcome their guest, Noah, who shares his journey from working in a salon to owning his own salon suite. The conversation dives nto Noah's passion for authenticity in the beauty industry, his aspirations to work in fashion and with influencers, and the challenges of standing out in a saturated market. The episode is filled with funny stories plus a memorable story about a night out. Noah's dedication to his craft and his vibrant personality shine throughout this episode.

In this episode of the Overprocess Podcast, hosts Robby and Kourt welcome Haley Haxton, a salon owner and educator. The conversation kicks off with Haley discussing her journey in the beauty industry, including her experiences hosting educational classes at her salon, Modish. She shares insights into the challenges and rewards of curating a top-notch educational experience for stylists, emphasizing the importance of building relationships with educators and the community. Haley also reflects on her salon's growth, detailing the extensive process of building out her second location from scratch, including the financial and logistical hurdles she faced along the way. Haley dives into her extension line, Mode, explaining the meticulous process of sourcing high-quality hair and the trials she faced in the industry, including dealing with unreliable suppliers.

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robby and Kourt sit down with Gina Sicard, a seasoned hairstylist and salon owner, to discuss her journey in the hair industry. Gina shares her early inspirations, including watching 'Tabitha's Salon Takeover' and her experiences in hair school, which set her on the path to becoming a successful stylist. With over 16 years in the industry and a decade as a salon owner, Gina reflects on the evolution of her leadership style, emphasizing the importance of maturity and personal growth in managing a team. She also discusses the challenges of running a salon, including the financial realities and the need for multiple revenue streams to ensure sustainability. The episode also touches on the impact of social media on the industry, particularly the issue of price shaming among stylists. Gina's insights on leadership, financial management, and the importance of education in the beauty industry provide valuable takeaways for aspiring salon owners and stylists alike.

Alejandro shares how his passion for creative color was inspired by Guy Tang and how social media played a pivotal role in his career. He talks about the challenges and rewards of balancing client work with social media content creation, and his plans for future projects, including exciting transformations inspired by pop culture. Alejandro also opens up about dealing with online criticism and the importance of staying true to oneself amidst external opinions.

Rocco shares his journey from starting in a salon at 15 to becoming a recognized figure in the hair industry, largely through social media. He discusses his passion for hair, the importance of community over competition, and his experiences at major industry events like New York Fashion Week.

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robby and Kourt welcome Aly Davis, a hairstylist and educator, who shares her journey from South Carolina to Atlanta, the challenges of building a clientele, and her experiences in independent education. Aly discusses the importance of adapting teaching methods, handling negativity in the industry, and the need for a supportive community among hairstylists.

In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robby and Kourt welcome David Thurston, who shares the lessons from his book. ( The Spiral Staircase ) The Spiral Staircase is a manifesto about reinvention, rebellion, and building with soul. The conversation flows through personal growth, the importance of building a supportive community, and the challenges of success. David emphasizes the need for vulnerability in storytelling and the significance of surrounding oneself with allies. In this conversation, David shares insights on the importance of partnership in business, particularly with his wife Alexis. He discusses the dynamics of their relationship, the significance of effective communication, and the launch of their new hair color line, Epilogue. David emphasizes the need for storytelling in education and the luxury experience they aim to create with their products. The conversation also touches on personal aspirations and the creative process behind their brand. If you would like to purchase this book, you can through this link.

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• Artists who’ve lost their spark
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In this episode of the Overprocessed Podcast, hosts Robby and Kourtnee welcome the talented hairstylist Cami, who shares her journey from beauty school to viral fame. Cami opens up about the challenges of her career with just graduating, including the overwhelming response to her viral video and the support she received from her community. The conversation dives into the importance of staying true to yourself. Tune in to hear Cami's inspiring story and the exciting opportunities that have come her way.

Christine Woods, a hairstylist and educator, who shares her journey from being homeschooled to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the hair industry. Christine discusses her experiences with hair extensions, the challenges of balancing work and family life, and the creation of her online education platform, "More Than A Method." The platform aims to provide comprehensive hair education with a focus on understanding the "why" behind techniques, offering a non-judgmental space for learning. Christine also talks about her upcoming projects, including launching a raw hairline and expanding her educational offerings.

The conversation goes into Adrienne's journey with Redken, her passion for education, and her experiences in the hair industry. Adrienne shares her love for teaching, emphasizing the importance of customizing learning experiences to cater to different types of learners.