My hair stylist Tony is wonderful. When I go home to the U.S. he is the second appointment I make after booking my flight ticket. He’s chatty, inquisitive and very charming. Read More
Linda Harding-Bond
November 28, 2017
Tag Stylist
Linda Harding-Bond
March 17, 2016
As a spa retail trainer I recognize that at some point in our lives, most of us have to sell something. Maybe it’s selling your friends on taking that well earned girls trip to Miami or Bangkok. Read More
Linda Harding-Bond
May 27, 2015
Master Class-Ted Gibson, Hair Rockstar
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With a nod to Oprah Winfrey, Moontide Consulting will regularly present an interview with a hospitality, spa, beauty or customer service professional whose dedication to excellence has propelled them to the top of their industry. We begin with hair stylist and entrepreneur, Ted Gibson.
Ted Gibson is a critical force in the beauty industry. As a master hairdresser who coifs the heads of Hollywood glamour girls from Anne Hathaway to Kerry Washington to Angelina Jolie he is in high demand. Read More
Linda Harding-Bond
May 14, 2015
2 Tips for Choosing High-Impact Education
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It’s been said that there is comfort in familiarity. Many of us eat the same lunch every day, wear the same colors and go to the same hair stylist for years (who never updates our look). At work, we’ll use the same service providers and vendors mostly because;
1. They’ve been around forever and it’s too much of a hassle to change.
2. You know where everything is located on their website. After all they never update it except for price hikes.
3. They’re best friends with the CEO of your company.