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Anna Barroca is the result of 25 years of experience in the hairdressing sector. At just 14 years old, she began her training, and considers herself a hairdresser by vocation. From the moment she set foot in a hairdressing, she dreamed of dedicating herself to the profession, not to be just another hairdresser, but one of the best hairdressers in the world. To this day, she continues working to achieve her dream.
María Teresa Cazalla always knew she wanted to be a hairdresser and at 16 she began her intense learning thanks to her determination. She understands the sector from a position of closeness and extroversion, but also motivation and struggles to achieve her dreams. She develops her profession from different spheres: training, developing creative collections, entering professional competitions and managing her salon, reconciling all with her personal life. She is a generous partner who selflessly tries to help anyone who asks, whether if it is for concrete inquiries or tutorials.
It all started in 1962, when Dolors Bruguera decided to open a small hairdressing salon in Vic. 10 years later her husband Jacint Carol joined the team. That was when Carol Bruguera was formed. A few years later, some of the couple's children joined the team, who began the expansion. We currently have 15 salons and we are a team of more than 120 professionals.
Imanol Oliver is part of a family with a deep-rooted tradition in hairdressing. He spent his childhood and adolescence surrounded by dryers, brushes, combs, scissors and Floïd's fragrance, which steered him towards his future career as a fourth-generation hairdresser. His road to success began at age seventeen with his first training position in female hairdressing using the Pivot Point method, which was followed by courses at prestigious schools such as Toni & Guy and Sassoon.
Passion for creativity and art is what led this Finnish hairdresser to study hairdressing, which she finished in 1996. She declares that what she likes most about the job is the possibility of enhancing beauty, as well as making her clients happy.
In the beginning, what motivated Maria Montes to enter the world of hairdressing was her frustration regarding the world of image. In 2004 she began training at an intermediate level. This in turn led her to obtain an internship as a student at Manuel Mon Estilistas towards the end of 2005. Following that she undertook a professional course in personal decorative aesthetics. Maria completed the whole of her training in Asturias.