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The exciting show, his first since the pandemic, includes demonstrations of the latest hair trends and techniques, a runway presentation of Spring Looks, and a chance to meet Nick Arrojo.





An exciting hair show starring Nick Arrojo and his world-renowned artistic team will take place at Chappaqua Performing Arts Center on the evening of April 4th.
Featuring demonstrations of the latest hair trends and techniques, a runway presentation of new looks for spring, and the chance for fans of the original What Not to Wear show on TLC to meet Arrojo, the makeover magician who made razor cutting famous, ARROJO Exposé is a revealing look at the culture and creativity at the heart of one of America’s most admired independent beauty brands.
“Exposé is our signature event for sharing new trends,” says Nick Arrojo. “This is our first since the pandemic. I wanted to put it on in Westchester for two reasons: One, it’s my hometown; and two, upstate NY is becoming increasingly fashionable and desirable. It’s like the sixth borough of NYC. We thought it would be great to share what we do with local hairdressers, and to become part of this blossoming creative community.”
During the show, attendees can see fast-paced demonstrations in hair cut, color, and style, learn from ARROJO’s signature approach to hairdressing, and discover new beauty trends for spring and summer. With curl, texture, and naturally-cascading hairstyles all hugely popular now, there will also be a presentation of ARROJO’s pioneering American Wave permanent texture service. Renowned for creating bombshell beach waves and curls, see the next wave of curl as American Wave continues to revolutionize traditional beauty standards.
ARROJO Exposé Westchester
April 4 from 6 to 8pm.
Chappaqua Performing Arts Center
80 N Bedford Rd, Chappaqua, NY 10514
$30 tickets available here
For more information about Exposé, or to attend, please contact Andrew at: andrew@arrojonyc.com. Or Call: 212 242 7786 ext 5 204.
About Nick Arrojo: Nick Arrojo is paving the way for a new era in the world of hairdressing. Founder of New York City’s ARROJO Studio, Nick is recognized from his work on seven seasons of TLC’s hit show, What Not To Wear. His work has graced the fashion magazines of the world on countless occasions. Nick is also internationally renowned for his signature razor-cutting technique and beauty empire encompassing his NYC studio, over 350 ambassador salons, consumer and professional-to-professional product distribution and a celebrated cosmetology school. For more information about Exposé, or to attend or report on the Exposé event, plea

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