Wowowow here we are at our final episode of Winter Season!  We have a special highly requested topic to wrap with!!!  ...It happens to everyone at some point or another - stylist and client agree on a look but the result doesn't quite land where the client expected.  Sarah and I take a look at this often awkward and uncomfortable situation and discuss a few ways to change the perspective on this; and create a more positive experience for both stylist and client.  If you have ever struggled with how to navigate these waters gracefully, please listen and share with your friends who have been there!  Let us know what you want to hear us chat about in the upcoming Spring season!  Thank you for listening!  We are so excited to have you on this journey with us!! Please reach out to us with feedback, questions, and requests!  Special thanks to Miss Derringer for the music <3 and Justin Thorne for the mixing <3Connect with us in other ways! On Instagram: @janinejarman @sarahmerrie @hairroinsalon @parlourh @missderringer @justinthorneme 

Shop Talk

Handling Redos

 When Matthew and I met over 10 years ago on the set of Shear Genius, I knew instantly that we would be friends forever.  He is a vault of information and often the friend I turn to when I need some inspiration. Listen in as he walks us through his process for creating iconic looks for top designers at New York Fashion Week!  He shares a few of his favorite sources of inspiration and dishes his secrets to getting inspired and staying there. Find and follow him @thematthewmorris on instagram.Thank you for listening!  We are so excited to have you on this journey with us!! Please reach out to us with feedback, questions, and requests!  Special thanks to Miss Derringer for the music <3 and Justin Thorne for the mixing <3Connect with us in other ways! On Instagram: @janinejarman @sarahmerrie @hairroinsalon @parlourh @missderringer @justinthorneme

Fashion Week with Matthew Morris

Hold on to your cowboy/cowgirl hats for this one. We have all been here at one point or several in our careers!  Starting from zero and building a clientele!  This can be a daunting and soul crushing task, but maybe it doesn't have to be.  Today I sit down with the crazy talented and wildly entertaining Teresa to talk about how she has built a clientele, several times over! She shares her inspiring story of moving to California and then back to Texas to build all over again. Find and follow her @lonestarstylist on InstagramThank you for listening!  We are so excited to have you on this journey with us!! Please reach out to us with feedback, questions, and requests!  Special thanks to Miss Derringer for the music <3 and Justin Thorne for the mixing <3Connect with us in other ways! On Instagram: @janinejarman @sarahmerrie @hairroinsalon @parlourh @missderringer @justinthorneme

Building a Clientele

Welcome to week 3 of Shop Talk!  Today I sit down and chat with one of my real life besties Noel Nichols, make up artist extraordinaire. Together we explore the behind the scenes tricks that can make us have unrealistic expectations. Thank you for joining us on this journey!!  If you find this information entertaining or beneficial please share it with your friends, and let us know what topic you would like to hear us cover next on ShopTalk!  Find and follow @noelnicholsmua on instagram to see her incredible work.

Expectation vs Reality

This week I chat with Luis Payne, Artistic Director of Hairroin NYC.  We take a deep look at what separates a GOOD stylist from a GREAT one, and discuss ways in which we can do better. This is one of the most telling questions on our interview sheet-  “What do you think sets a GREAT stylist apart from the good ones”.  Luis has interviewed dozens of stylists during his 13 years at Hairroin and has some great insight into this question. Overall GREAT is not a destination but part of your journey. Enjoy the ride and make friends along the way. Be quick to recognize things holding you back and make adjustments where necessary. We can't always be 100% on fire all the time but the fact you take the time to listen to this means you care, and that's the most important step! Keep kicking ass and investing in yourself.  

Good to Great

WELCOME TO SHOP TALK EPISODE 1!!  Ok here it is folks!! This is the story of how Hairroin Salon began in Los Angeles, expanded to Manhattan and evolved into a digital space! Sarah Merrie is our shows’ producer and is also interviewing me since she has been a part of my story since the beginning and knows how to extract all the juice! Shop Talk is a podcast for hairdressers and their clients. As a hairdresser myself for the past 20 years I have been incredibly fortunate to hear amazing stories on topics I could have never imagined and witness ideas blossom into empires.  This is a treasure trove of knowledge too good not to share. I believe that hairdressers make up a very important part of everyone’s life. We are the original influencers, the analog trendsetters.  We are privy to all of our clients’ major life moments… marriage, divorce, good dates, new job opportunities, births and deaths… often before actual family hears the news. This season we will explore fascinating stories, exciting events and deep dive into the heart of the hairdresser - client relationship.  We are so excited to have you on this journey with us!! Please reach out to us with feedback, questions, and requests!  Special thanks to Miss Derringer for the music <3 and Justin Thorne for the mixing <3Connect with us in other ways! On Instagram: @janinejarman @sarahmerrie @hairroinsalon @parlourh @missderringer @justinthorneme

Founder Story

Shop Talk is a podcast for hairdressers and their clients! We discuss salon life, creative life, the fun stuff, the hard stuff and all the space between!