Rino Riccio hosts inspirational men’s hair workshop
Published
18th Feb 2021
by Charlotte Grant-West
Rino Riccio hosted an online men’s hair workshop with mentors Robert Masciave and Desmond Murray creating two very different looks for the Fellowship for British Hairdressing session.
Desmond was first up, with a graphic cut on textured hair. Showcasing how to use clippers creatively ‘like a paint brush’ he offered insightful tips on visually refining the style shape. "Once you know the rules you can break the rules," he explained.
Current Fellowship Men’s Image of the Year winner, Robert then took the floor. He said: "My philosophy is that hair cutting techniques have no gender, so it’s essential to learn all techniques to become trend proof and tackle any type of hair."
Creating a fluid, soft, layered look with an early 70s vibe Robert explained his approach to cutting, starting with the Artisan Creative Mind which he compared to building a house. "First build strong foundations, then follow with the architecture and interior design," he advised members.
He created the look using his eBlade scissors. Demonstrating how to hold them to create different effects, Robert explained how these specially developed scissors help give hairdressers creative freedom.
Rino wrapped up the workshop by thanking the mentors for generously giving their time. He said: ‘The Fellowship is like a family. Coming to Britain I’ve never seen a community like this anywhere else. It’s something very special and cool, keeping people inspired when they are struggling to be inspired."
Desmond agreed saying he was honoured to be asked to take part in the workshop. He said: "If there is something we have learnt through lockdown as hairdressers it is that it is great to share."
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Desmond was first up, with a graphic cut on textured hair. Showcasing how to use clippers creatively ‘like a paint brush’ he offered insightful tips on visually refining the style shape. "Once you know the rules you can break the rules," he explained.
Current Fellowship Men’s Image of the Year winner, Robert then took the floor. He said: "My philosophy is that hair cutting techniques have no gender, so it’s essential to learn all techniques to become trend proof and tackle any type of hair."
Creating a fluid, soft, layered look with an early 70s vibe Robert explained his approach to cutting, starting with the Artisan Creative Mind which he compared to building a house. "First build strong foundations, then follow with the architecture and interior design," he advised members.
He created the look using his eBlade scissors. Demonstrating how to hold them to create different effects, Robert explained how these specially developed scissors help give hairdressers creative freedom.
Rino wrapped up the workshop by thanking the mentors for generously giving their time. He said: ‘The Fellowship is like a family. Coming to Britain I’ve never seen a community like this anywhere else. It’s something very special and cool, keeping people inspired when they are struggling to be inspired."
Desmond agreed saying he was honoured to be asked to take part in the workshop. He said: "If there is something we have learnt through lockdown as hairdressers it is that it is great to share."
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