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Texas Class A Master Barber
& Coiffeur
TDLR # 51189
listed in:
The Texas Film Commission Directory
I became a licensed Texas Barber in 1970. In 1972 I was certified in Roffler “the Roffler-Kut” and Sebring International followed by certification in Markham Style Innovators. Early in 1973 I was hired as a stylist by Tommy and Kay Davis for the Mr. Tom’s Cutters salon and trained in the Sassoon five-point cut technique by Robert Pearson co-owner with Paul Mitchell of SuperHair Salon NYC. 1974 I attended Jessie Lee’s Hair Design Institute and attended Classes with makeup artists Way Bandy and Stan Place. Began commercial makeup application services in 1975. I became an educator for Jeri Redding’s Jhirmack professional hair products. 1980 I worked hair/makeup for album cover photographer Tom Wright.
From 1979 to the present I have worked as a hair/makeup artist for film, television, and video.
1975 thru 2008 built and operated 12 salons in the Lubbock and Austin areas.
Completed computer science degree in 2011 and worked as an IT technician for government and banking institutions, freelance independent contracting.
Currently: Creative development and production artist, audio/video, social media presentations, and hair and makeup services for Film, TV & Commercial Production in Texas.
Accreditations:
- The Fabulous Thunderbirds-Can’t Tear It Up Enuff-video (1982)
- Tom Wright-Patsy Torres -Abrazame (1982)
- Joe Ely-MustaNottaGottaLotta (1982)
- Heartbreak Hotel-Touchstone Pictures (1988)
- Ned Blessing: The True Story of My Life-CBS (1991)
- ACE-TV Cox Cable Public Access (1989-1993)
- Rescue 911-Episode 619 (1995)
- The Oprah Winfrey Show-Brad Maule remote (1996)
- Most Evil 2.0-Discovery Channel (2014)
- The Brand: Utoka/John Hardin Prod. Coca-Cola (2023)
What is a Digitally Prearranged Remote Service?
“Digitally prearranged remote services” are a limited range of barbering or cosmetology services that meet the following criteria:
The barbering or cosmetology services are not performed at a licensed salon, mobile salon, beauty/barber shop, beauty/barber school, or any other location permitted under Chapter 1601, 1602 or 1603 of the Texas Administrative Code. Examples may include your home or the client’s home.
Your customers prearrange their appointments using an app, a website, or another online-enabled system, such as social media or messaging apps.
You hold a current and valid license, a certificate of registration, or a permit under Chapter 1601, 1602 or 1603 of the Texas Administrative Code.
You received compensation for providing barbering or cosmetology services. ~ TDLR
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