Yasmin Waterfield

Hello my name is Yasmin and I have been working for Daniel Granger Hairdressing since March 2015. I am currently studying towards my new level 2 qualification and I am interested in all aspect of hairdressing, with hopes towards taking part in photoshoots for awards and I would want to cut gents, as well as ladies.

I love working with the DGH family, helping with blowdries, hair ups and photoshoots. I love to make my clients feel welcome and happy, as I always  make good conversation at the backwash about products and treatments, whilst filling in with general chit chat.

I am inspired by all the teams work and they always help me achieve my goals.

Chloe Hunter

I have been working at Daniel Granger Hairdressing for over a year now and have received so many great experiences already, from working on photoshoots, assisting Daniel and the team for the British Hairdressing Awards, whilst playing a role at Salon International and hopefully with still many more opportunities to come.

Ever since I was little girl, I had always wanted to be a hairdresser and my goal are to be one that is both talented and successful. I am currently working towards my level 2 NVQ and I have started to build up my own clientele whilst continuously helping out around the salon.

Molly Towle

Hi my name is Molly: I am now promoted to designer.  I started at Daniel Granger Hairdressing as a Saturday girl in February 2013 and have loved every second with my DGH family. Since then I have completed my NVQ at college and have been educated by multiple top stylists both in and out of the salon.

I entered Hairdresser Journals Creative Student of the Year 2013 competition and was given an honorable mention in a national magazine by leading figures within after taking second place. Since then I re-entered Hairdresser Journals Creative Student of the Year 2014 and was crowned the winner.

I am now beginning my level 3 in hairdressing, where I can widen my knowledge and qualify to asses and pass on my skills to our young trainees.

As a designer stylist, I specialize in all aspects of hairdressing whilst continuously perfecting my skills. I would love to share my passion for hair with my ever increasing client base.

Amye Moore

Hi, I’m Amye, Senior Director at Daniel Granger Hairdressing. I have been a hairdresser for over 18 years, working across all areas of hairdressing, including all areas of colour and styling, and I have even taught NVQ level 3.

I thrive on the newest fashion in every day life, I love making people’s life a bit happier by achieving the latest look and inspiring them with their future style. I specialise and have a passion for wedding hair, and I also love a challenge.

I’m looking forward to meeting you, my future clients.

Justin Reigate

The person who meets and greets you with a warm welcoming smile, making sure your visit to Daniel Granger Hairdressing is an amazing experience. There is no problem too big, or too small, as I, Justin Reigate, am always happy to help you.

Alongside my front of house responsibilities, I take great satisfaction in managing all our online content across our social platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, to our newly redesigned website. So, be sure to get involved and like, share and retweet your way into our hearts, and we’ll do the same straight back to you.

And last but not least, my passion is to be the best I can be and to make others happy.

Will Lamb

Hello my names Will and I am the new Senior Stylist at Daniel Granger.

I have been hairdressing for almost 3 years and I am close to completing my Level 3 NVQ in Hairdressing. Since I qualified I was fortunate enough to get myself on to the ghd style squad, where I have attended such events as London Fashion Week, Harrods Little Black Dress Party, Salon International, Pro Hair Live. From this I am now a member of ghd’s events team where I attend different festivals, bloggers and retail.

I have also attended courses such as Videl Sassoon ABC, Junior Green Afro Styling, Portfolio Building with Sophie Laidlaw.

Adam Haines

Adam had rather an unconventional start in hairdressing: heavily influenced by the music of his teens, he began by shaving Mohicans in the bedrooms and garages of his friends. Immediately getting the creative bug for hairdressing he quickly moved on to gents cuts and more conventional styles.

Continuing this passion through university, Adam took to all aspects of the craft, hungry to hone his skills and meet the next challenge head on.

Adam joined the Daniel Granger Hairdressing team in 2012 and quickly rose through the ranks of the salon. The British Hair Council made him a Student of the Year Finalist which sparked his interest in competitions and stage work. Since then he has placed highly in multiple competitions including the Joico Cut & Colour and British Barbers Association Barber of the Year.

Through assisting Daniel on many teaching courses, he began to educate hairdressing both in and out of the salon. Over the past 4 years, Adam has been involved in creating hair for theatres, fashion shows and photoshoots, when not fully booked with his loyal clientele.

His loves include short hair, barbering, shaving, clipper work of any kind, hair ups and unconventional colours, reflecting the fact he has a eclectic clientele spanning all areas of the industry. Adams favourite part of his job is the conversations with the people he meets, as each different walk of life have different stories to tell.

He truly believes that hairdressing is not a purely pursuit of vanity, but a confidence boosting ritual for all.

Emma Holmes

My name is Emma Rae Holmes I’m 22. I’ve been in the industry since I was 14 when I started working as a Saturday Girl in a salon in Daventry. I worked there for over a year and a half and I also worked there for my work experience at school. Then I had to stop to concentrate on my GCSE’s

When I left school, it was hard to find a good salon that would give me the opportunity to do what I wanted to do, I managed to get a job in a salon when I just turned 17 and I was there for just under a year and left the salon.

I did voluntary work and the odd Saturday job in salons in Daventry until I could find the perfect salon. I still attended college for my training where everyone helped to push me to get my work done and help me find a good salon, they found me a salon called Mask, which is now Daniel Granger Hairdressing, which is where I am now.

Working for someone like Daniel has been great he has encouraged me the whole time that I have worked for him. If I’ve ever been stuck with anything or if I wanted to enter anything he’d always help me get there.

In the 1st year of being at Daniel’s I had my first photo shoot within 4 months, whilst still a trainee. We did an in-salon competition where you could win a £50 voucher out for dinner at Papa Chinos and a photo shoot at Laceys. I won the competition in April

I then got to do another photo shoot which myself and 3 other trainees entered. It was the Joico Trainee Colour and Cut competition. Three of us got through and I won the competition

I’ve been lucky to have been able to do this at such a young age and to have the help and training that I had received from work and outside training

I entered the Salon Supplies training scheme, all you had to do was send of a picture of something you had done in the salon or a photo shoot you had done. I won the competition with 4 other people where I be collected my prize at Salon International 2014.

I also entered a competition with NHF where I was one of the three finalists which I also won that year in 2014.

In 2015 Daniel nominated me for F.A.M.E Team which I was one of the lucky 16 semifinalist unfortunately I didn’t make the finals but I am working on next year’s F.A.M.E Team and working on getting further into it.

Donna Blason

As a team leader and the back bone of the salon, Donna has years of experience in the hair and fashion industry.

She is the unsung hero of Daniel Granger Hairdressing and is responsible for much of the action behind the scenes.

She is champagne of client care and is the first and last face the clients see when coming into the salon and prides herself on guaranteeing everyone leaves with great satisfaction and a smile.

Filip Cerri

Filip is the veteran of the salon with over a decade under his belt. As Daniel’s right hand man and co-owner of the business, Filip has seen success at the Barber of the Year Awards taking home first place, not one, but two years in a row. Not only is he a nationwide barbering educator, sharing his skills around the country, but he is also a Colour Ambassador for Joico. His biggest motivation is pushing the team forward and encouraging everyone under his leadership to achieve all they can achieve.

Filip’s vast experience and knowledge in all aspects of the industry has earned him the position of art director. With a loyal client base and exemplarily skill showcased both in and out of the salon, Filip has built a reputation as one of Northampton’s most sought after hairdressers.