5 of The Most Influential Designers of The Hair in The History

The following list of the top 5 most influential hair designers in history is by no means inclusive of all hair designers who have become famous and eternally affected popular styles of men's and women '  ' s hair. This is entirely subjective-just one person  's list of the top 5 that seems to have positively changed this industry the most.

1 Kenneth Battelle

This was the first hair salon, which was commonly known simply by his first name. Kenneth became a legend in the 1960s, thanks to the work on the Marilyn Monroe "hair, soft and lovely to the target, despite the myriad of bleaching agents and processes. Ironically, he is the one who made the hair, when he sang "," Happy Birthday, Mr. President ""-John F Kennedy, and he was also responsible for the famous bouffant hairstyle one of Jackie Kennedy . Other famous clients included Lauren Bacall, compatible with the Kenneth and Audrey Hepburn.

2. olive Benson

This master hair designer was responsible for many of the most popular African American hairstyles, which are still common. Her salon was the first, advanced techniques and treatments for African American curly hair hair offer, and she was the first African American, get a number of hairdressing awards.

3. Jeanne Braa

As artistic director of John Paul Mitchell systems, Jeanne Braa was a great influence on the female hairdresser industry in general. After a great career, which included being the first recipient of the North American Hairstylist of the year the Board in 1993, she quit and began traveling the world doing humanitarian work with her husband.

4. Christiaan

The man simply known as Christiaan name of leader in the hair for more than 40 years. That hairdresser editorial reputation has worked with some of the most famous celebrities, including Deborah Harry of Blondie, model and actress Grace Jones and, more recently, David and Victoria Beckham. He is known for nervousness, independence and creativity.

5. Paul Mitchell

Although he is now deceased, Paul Mitchell has a huge impact on color analysis from around the world. The founder of the world-renowned Paul Mitchell brand products are available in stores throughout the different parts of the world, and he has been since the 1970s and the 1980s, when his fire appeared in magazines such as Harper's Bazaar and Vogue covers Home  name. Many attribute the Paul Mitchell with the release of the women's bouffant hairstyles.