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Club Intrigue kicks off its 2017 season with Vidal Sassoon's Sally Rogerson, including a free evening event March 5 and two hands-on workshops on March 6. Learn how to get tickets.
February 24, 2017
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Spring has nearly arrived and what better way to learn new styles and techniques for 2017 than to attend a Club Intrigue educational event this March. Club Intrigue has brought in educators from all over the globe and it kicks off its 2017 with renowned stylist Sally Rogerson.
Sally Rogerson's passion for fashion, music and art culminated in a natural path to her career in hairdressing. After joining Vidal Sassoon at the age of 16 and working her way through the company, Rogerson earned the role of creative director at the Vidal Sassoon Academy, London. Ten years later, Rogerson moved onto senior creative director at the Vidal Sassoon Academy, Los Angeles.
During Sally's twenty years with Vidal Sassoon, she worked as a platform artist; created trends in editorial shoots and acted as an international brand ambassador. Her years as a mentor and educator have helped inspire and develop legions of influential hairdressers who continue to value education and gain respect in their craft.
On Sunday March 5, Sally will present the latest styles and techniques at Club Intrigue’s base – Intrigue Salon. This Club Intrigue evening event is free and guests can expect some audience participation with the Learn Together Segment! Tickets are available at ClubIntrigue.com.
On Monday March 6, Club Intrigue presents a selection of Hands on Classes with Sally Rogerson that allow participants to get valuable one on one teaching time with Sally.
Class One 9:30-12:30 - Long Haircuts for All Your Client's Wants - Featuring the SR Education L1 and L2 cuts from the Long Series Covers lines, graduation, and layering - plus fringe and face detailing. Hand and Body position, clean outlines vs broken textured outlines.
Class Two 1:30-4:30 - Efficient Modern Salon Looks - Featuring the SR Education M1 and M2 cuts from the Medium Series Covers clean precision bobs with graduation vs loose layered bobs with side bangs/face details Focusing on body position, sectioning patterns, clean approach.
Each class costs $275 or participants can save by booking both classes for $500 (saving $50) at ClubIntrigue.com. Class participants will also be provided with a mannequin head and stand. (Participants must provide their own tools and styling products.)
Whether you attend one event or both, Club Intrigue will have plenty of inspiration for Spring 2017 and those who want to join from outside the Atlanta area can watch the Sunday night event on Club Intrigue’s Facebook page LIVE.
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