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Help Me Help You
I'm not afraid to admit it—I need your
help. The thing is, I'm not a hairstylist. I'm
a magazine editor. I know how to make a
magazine, and I'm honored to be a part of
this new publication. After all, it's not every
day that an opportunity comes along to
start a new one. It's kind of every magazine
editor's dream.
As we wrap up this eighth issue and second
year of AHP Indie Stylist magazine, I can look back
and realize I've definitely learned a lot (like how
exciting beauty trade shows are), but I also know
there is so much more to learn. And I think the best
place to get the best knowledge is from you, the
hardworking hair pro who is behind the chair every
day, developing your craft and making every client
feel beautiful and special—while also doing all the
work involved in building a brand and a business.
So, help me help you: What do you want to see and
read about in the pages of this magazine? Inspiration?
Technique? Color? Business advice? All of the above?
Just tell me and I'll do my best to make it happen.
Cheers,
Mary Barthelme Abel
Editor
mabel@associatedhairprofessionals.com
@mabelindenver
from the ahp executive director
The team and I hope you enjoy this
issue of AHP Indie Stylist magazine.
Please share your feedback with us at
editor
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readers will
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gift from AHP
and one of our
hair care product
partners.
