L’oréal professionnel paris announce id artists for 2023

After another year of talented individuals showcasing their work, the 14 new ID Artist team members have been announced. The ID Artist programme is a highly sought-after development programme that aims to find talented individuals and help them reach their full potential. With an exceptional list of alumni, being successful in gaining a spot on this programme can be career changing. With over 100 applicants, the entrant level was extremely high and the competition was fierce. Over a two-year period, the L'Oréal ID Artists get unique opportunities, training and skill development. Members train with top industry names, upskill in presenting, network widely within the industry and gain friendships from like-minded members. The audition process was virtual in two stages: 1. Submit an audition video showcasing a model 2. Those successful from round one judging then had a virtual interview with a panel of experts Individuals who auditioned had to showcase skill across their personalised categories of colour, cutting or styling. Then they had a virtual interview with a panel of industry experts. The successful entrants each delivered a show-stopping model result and demonstrated their presentation skills to the judges. “It was a great honour to be involved in the judging of the ID Artist programme. It is always an inspiration to see our young rising icons within the industry share their passion, creativity and performance. Congratulations to the 14 successful and good luck for the future, I am super excited to see you grow," shared Darren Ambrose, D&J Ambrose.

L'Oréal Professionnel Paris are proud to announce the new ID Artists joining the 2023-2024 programme

Adam Cunningham - Zeba Hairdressing Sandymount, Republic of Ireland Augusto Miranda - Zeba Hairdressing South William St, Republic of Ireland Clare Kenny - Hession Hairdressing, Republic of Ireland Dean Taylor - Clipso St Albans, United Kingdom Elle Foreman - Tribe Clapham, United Kingdom Francesco Merico - Trevor Sorbie Covent Garden, United Kingdom Georgia Haverty - Peter Mark College of Hairdressing, Republic of Ireland Giuseppe Di rosa - Trevor Sorbie Brighton, United Kingdom Laszlo Roman - Creations Hairdressing, United Kingdom Mark Sherwood - Zeba Hairdressing South William St, Republic of Ireland Neill Cooney - Brown Sugar Ranelagh, Republic of Ireland Sara Bergantini - Fowler35, United Kingdom Troy Boyd - Anthony John Salons, United Kingdom Yolanda Dunne – Wildflower, Republic of Ireland

The 2023 in-take who will join the current second year ID Artists

Amelia Cicale - Yoke The Salon, United Kingdom Amy Newton - ANTI.dote, United Kingdom Callum O Donovan - The Edge Hair Design, Republic of Ireland Caspar Finch - Matthew Curtis Hair Design, United Kingdom Eloise Taylor - Yoke The Salon, United Kingdom Megan O'Donoghue - Brown Sugar Blackrock, Republic of Ireland Natasha Cameron – Thehausstudio, United Kingdom Orla Langton – Wildflower, Republic of Ireland Phoebe Wade - Obsession Salon and Spa, United Kingdom Stephen Campbell - Hair&Co, United Kingdom Sara Bergantini, from Fowler 35, reflected: "This is amazing and I am lost for words, the build-up of emotion and all the hard work feels worth it." Meanwhile, Clare Kenny from Hession Hairdressing said: “I'm absolutely ecstatic. I'm so excited to start, I loved the journey from audition through to interviews - it was so amazing.” Nicola Chamberlain, Artistic Business Development Manager for L'Oréal Professionnel Paris, said: “It has been fantastic seeing the future creatives coming forward and putting themselves out there. I was blown away by the talent. There was a huge response and the competition was incredibly close. Congratulations to those who were successful and to everyone else, we hope to see you next year.”

What happens now?

The L'Oréal Professionnel Paris ID Artists will come together for training on the 28 and 29 March. During this training the ID Artist team will also find out this year’s exciting plans.

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