Trevor Sorbie

Scottish hairdresser and salon owner

Trevor Sorbie - Artists & Creatives born March 13th, 1949
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Esteemed hairdresser specialized in innovative haircutting techniques and styling. Founded a successful chain of salons that gained international recognition. Pioneered the art of hairdressing with creative approaches that combined technical skill and artistic vision. Developed a range of hair care products and contributed to fashion shows around the world. Recognized for expertise in hairdressing with several industry awards.

Founded Trevor Sorbie salons

Developed unique haircutting techniques

Won several British Hairdressing Awards

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