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Josh Wood Becomes Redken's New Global Color Creative Director

Redken 5th Avenue NYC announces Josh Wood as its new Global Color Creative Director. Wood will serve as a spokesperson for Redken color, participate in the brand's education initiatives and events, and more.

Jamie Newman
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May 18, 2017
Josh Wood Becomes Redken's New Global Color Creative Director

Redken announces Josh Wood as Global Color Creative Director.

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Redken 5th Avenue NYC has announced Josh Wood as its new Global Color Creative Director.

An industry icon and one of the most influential and respected colorists in the world, Wood has been at the forefront of the hair and beauty industries for more than 30 years.On his celebrity clientele, he is credited with creating game-changing color techniques that set hair color trends globally, including “hyper natural”, “making gray ok” and “surf kissed”.

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"Josh Wood is a groundbreaking colorist with an immense body of work and a unique point of view,” says Shane Wolf, Worldwide General Manager, Redken. “With tremendous expertise in hair color and creating innovative techniques, he is a perfect fit as Redken’s Global Color Creative Director."

In his new role, Wood will serve as a spokesperson for Redken hair color, participate in Redken’s education initiatives and events, provide artistic direction on photo shoots, and offer his product-development vision.

“I'm honored to be working with Redken and be the brand's Global Color Creative Director," Wood says. “Color is my passion and I've always wanted to push the boundaries on the way we think about color. I'm excited to bring a new vision to Redken and I can't wait to be part of the Redken Tribe.”

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