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Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner

Celebrating the artistry of hairdressing with a social media and onstage styling challenge, Bio Ionic chose their 2017 Style Awards winner at Club Avalon in Hollywood on April 23, 2017. The winning look featured a punk Disney princess, with long, textured pieces and her wardrobe was inspired by Warburton’s idol, filmmaker Tim Burton.

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April 25, 2017
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner
Bio Ionic Crowns a New Style Awards Winner

The Grand Prize Winner, Jessica Warburton

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The Bio Ionic Style Awards, a social-media and onstage styling challenge, took place at Club Avalon in Hollywood on April 23, 2017. Out of four talented finalists, the panel of industry judges (along with audience members weighing-in), chose Encino, CA-based stylist Jessica Warburton (@hairhunter) as the winner of the 2017 Bio Ionic Style Award.  Warburton was presented her award by Bio Ionic Founder Fernando Romero and last year's winner, Kelsey Deuel. Warburton and her work will be featured in an upcoming issue of MODERN SALON.

The evening celebrated the artistry of hairdressing and included stage presentations by styling artist Mustafa Avci and members of the color collective, Pulp Riot, as well as a Lifetime Achievement Award presented to world-renowned hair designer, Nicholas French.

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"With a pair of shears in your hand and a comb, you can change someone's life,” French says. “Follow your passion. If it's in your heart, it will be in your hands."

Warburton's model was a punk Disney princess, with long, textured pieces and wardrobe that was inspired by Warburton's idol, filmmaker Tim Burton.

Salon of the Year was presented to Butterfly Loft in Encino and the award was accepted by owners of the Butterfly Loft Salon, David and Alexis Thurston.

 “The Style Awards provides an opportunity for hairstylists to demonstrate their artistic talents to top industry tastemakers,” says Romero. “We were overwhelmed by the talent that was presented to us this year and look forward to an exciting and inspiring award show.”

Guests were invited to join the after party celebration for a night of dancing and fun.

Originally posted on Modern Salon

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