The salon affords complimentary beverages after you walk through the door, along with a warm greeting and smile. They are a salon with a shabby chic/retro ambiance, located within the upscale 26 doors shopping center in an elegant space surrounding a garden atrium.
They use upscale products to provide the most reliable hairstyles and coloring results to their customers. Their services begin with a thorough consultation to help you achieve the best hair color results. They exclusively carry Bumble & bumble, Kerastase, Olaplex, and PureOlogy for all their hair styling and coloring services. They have well-trained and famous hairdressers who are experts in haircuts, hair color, ombre, and balayage. Chelle Neff, the owner, has over 20 years of experience in the hairdressing industry and creates innovative practices in the salon, product, and beauty world.
To learn more about Qiu-or to hire her-click here.Urban Betty Salon is a reputed hair salon that has been offering high-quality hairdressing services since 2005. Watch the film, and see excerpts from Qiu’s accompanying book, below. From animation to posters to branding projects, it’s a visual playground.ĬUT, meanwhile, captures the last days of the oldest hair salon in New York’s Chinatown.Īs Qiu says, “I am hoping to get the voice out there and show how gentrification is deeply rooted in a history of discriminatory laws and practices in the United States, and how it also has enormous impacts on residents’ lives.” I hope to use design to speak up, empower and connect people.”Ĭheck out her portfolio here. I chose design as my career because … I see graphic design as one of the most effective mediums to tackle social issues we are facing.
After earning her bachelor’s degree in graphic design at Boston University, she enrolled in School of Visual Arts’ MFA Design program in New York City.Īs she details, “What I’ve gained from living in different places and interacting with diverse individuals enhances my passion to be a better designer. Qiu grew up in Xiamen, China, and moved to Vancouver at the age of 15. In light of COVID-19’s impact on design programs around the world-and especially its impact on the visibility of student portfolio shows-we’re launching a new series spotlighting student projects we love.įirst up: Huiqi Qiu’s short documentary film CUT.
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