Tony Tang, an experienced expert in the hairdressing industry and currently works as a hairstylist at il colpo. He is passionate about hair design and excels at creating unique styles based on his clients’ needs and preferences. In his career, he has served as the Image Director at Love Connected Consultancy Limited, where he was responsible for developing brand identity and promotional strategies, successfully enhancing the company’s market visibility. Tony has also participated in several major hair events, such as the Miss Hong Kong pageant and the Hair & Beauty Gala, providing professional hairstyling services for contestants and models while showcasing his creativity and skills during these events.
With 20 years in the industry, what motivates you to continue growing and innovating as a hairstylist, and how do you keep your creativity alive?
After 20 years in hairstyling, my motivation remains rooted in my love for the craft and the joy it brings to my clients. I nurture my creativity by learning new techniques, drawing inspiration from art and fashion, and collaborating with fellow professionals.
You mentioned your passion for creating unique styles based on clients’ needs. Could you walk us through your process for developing a personalized look for a client?
I begin each appointment with a consultation to understand my client’s lifestyle and preferences. By assessing their hair type and face shape, I suggest styles that suit them. Together, we create a mood board to visualize the desired look, tailoring the cut and color to meet their unique needs.
As the Image Director at Love Connected Consultancy Limited, you played a key role in shaping brand identity. How did your experience in hairstyling influence your approach to brand development and strategy?
My hairstyling experience has equipped me with the insight to create a compelling brand identity. I emphasize personalization and attention to detail, ensuring the brand’s image resonates with its audience. Aesthetics are crucial, as they significantly influence how people perceive a brand.
Participating in events like the Miss Hong Kong pageant and the Hair & Beauty Gala must have been exciting. What were some of the challenges and highlights of working in such high-profile settings?
Working at events like the Miss Hong Kong pageant was both exhilarating and challenging, given the tight schedules and high expectations. The highlight was witnessing the transformations and networking with industry leaders, which opened doors to new opportunities.
What inspired you to create a makeup school, and how do you envision it contributing to the future of the beauty industry?
I am passionate about sharing my knowledge and empowering emerging artists. My goal is to provide comprehensive training that blends technical skills with creativity, helping the next generation of beauty professionals innovate and redefine beauty within the industry.
