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Limerick hairdresser in Wella Professionals Trend Vision Award UK & Ireland Final

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Sinéad O’Sullivan Education Manager Wella IRL, Judge Sharon Cox, Color Vision Winner Nicole O’Gorman -Revas Spa, Limerick with her model and Host Jennifer Maguire at the Wella TrendVision Award 2015 Ireland Heat at DoubleTree by Hilton-photo Kieran Harnett.

Nicole O’ Gorman, from leading hair salon, Revas Spa, in Adare, Co. Limerick has been recognised as one of Irelands top professional hair colourists following her success at reaching the UK & Ireland Final of the hairdressing industry’s most prestigious competition, the Wella Professionals TrendVision Award 2015, in the Color Category.
This year’s Wella Professionals TrendVision Award had over 900 entries at the initial Photographic stage, with Heats taking place across Ireland and the UK.

Following Nicole’s success at the Irish Heat on Monday 24th August, she is now one of only 12 Irish hairdressers to reach this year’s UK & Ireland Final, making her one of the countries most sought-after and in-demand professional hair colourists.
Created to discover and acknowledge the industry’s most skilled hair stylists and colourists, the competition focuses on all aspects of hair styling and colouring, and the Photographic and Irish Heats are judged by some of the UK’s leading hair icons, including Darren Ambrose, Caroline Spencer, Jayson Gray and Nicky Clarke.

Each year, Wella Professionals produces key trend looks that are designed to inspire the competition. The Young Talent Category is open to stylists under 30 years old to showcase their styling, technical and finishing skills, whilst the Color Vision Category gives colourists of any age the opportunity to express their creativity and put their colouring skills to the test.
This year the trend movements are The Journey of Enlightenment and The New Frontier, entrants are asked to interpret one of the trends with their own personal style. This annual four stage competition kicked off earlier this year with a Photographic Entry. Nicole’s interpretation of Journey of Enlightenment took her through to the Irish Heat where she showcased her chosen trend on a live model in a dazzling evening show.
Nicole said: “I’m so proud to have reached the UK & Ireland Final of such a prestigious competition. I’ve always had a huge passion for hair and I am very excited about taking part and competing against the best hairdressers in the country at the Wella Professionals TrendVision Award UK & Ireland Final in October”.
Now, Nicole will have time to prepare for the Wella Professionals Trend Vision Award UK & Ireland Final, one of the industry’s biggest and most inspirational events.


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Taking place on Monday 5th October at legendary cultural venue – the Roundhouse in London’s Camden – competitors will present in front of hundreds and be judged by the best in the industry for the opportunity to walk away with the ultimate accolade in hairdressing.

Should Nicole be successful at the UK & Ireland Final, she will benefit from a dedicated mentoring programme which will then see her taking part during the International TrendVision Award, due to take place in Berlin in November 2015.

Book your appointment now with Nicole at Revas Spa, Adare on 061 605 120.
To book tickets or find out more information about the Wella Professionals TrendVision Award UK & Ireland Final please call the Wella Studio Dublin on 01 4160900.

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