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Go Global – Release 2 Hair Collections for the Price of 1

For a limited time, Hair Shots 2 The World is giving you the chance to go global by releasing 2 collections for the price of 1.    Get two of your own collections published worldwide or go halves with a friend who also has a collection for release.  Deadline is Tuesday 21st July 2026.

Getting published worldwide is one of the easiest ways to build your profile, promote your salon and get amazing social content that enthrals your clients.  Best of all you’ll educate judges around the world about your hairdressing prowess and stunning collections.  Chances are, they’ll know your name before they start judging next year!!

Additionally, they do this for you properly.  They release the collection in rounds, manage exclusivities in each country and media monitor your results for up to 18 months. The Hair shots 2 the world media contact base is as solid as it gets and they respond as soon as a collection is released. 

New clients are welcome.  We just need to view your collection to ensure that it’s what editors are looking for.

Remember, you have until Tuesday 21 July to book and supply for collection (image specs: A4, 300 dpi)

Contact Leanne now: DM @hairshots2theworld, email: leanne@hairshots2theworld or call 0400790060.

CREDITS


Ultra Noir

Hairdresser Sheridan Rose Shaw @sheridanroseshaw_mamwest

Salon: Mamawest  @mamawest_

Colourist: Stuart Bane

Photographer: Andrew O’ Toole 

Makeup Artist: Kylie O’ Toole

Fashion Stylist: Catherine V 


Mr Asia 1971

Hairdresser: Sara Allsop @saraallsop

Salon: Dharma Hair, Auckland, New Zealand @dharmahairnz

Jock Robson – Photographer

Lenard Johnston – Fashion Styling

Paula Thompson – Props

Richard Symons – Makeup


Ethereal Edge

Hair: Bill Tsiknaris

Salon: Tsiknaris Hair, Brisbane, Australia @tsiknarishair

Colourist: Chris Tsiknaris

Photographer: Bill Tsiknaris

Clothes Stylist: Domi Novella

Makeup Artist: Brooke Stanley


Luminary

Hair Director: Bernadette Beswick  @be.the.exceptional.hairdresser

Haircuts and styling: Bernadette Beswick

Colour: Rachel Vitullo  @rachelvitullo

Photographer: Andrew O’Toole  @andrewotoolestudios

Make Up Artist: Kylie O’Toole @kylieotoole

Styling: Catherine V @catherinev_stylist


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