Tabatha Coffey of the Tabatha's Salon Takeover: a love for hair and people

Tabatha Coffey was born on May 17, 1967 in Surfers Paradise, Queensland. Tabatha Coffey is an Australian hairstylist and salon owner. Tabatha Coffey is famous for her hairdressing business. Since 2008, Tabatha Coffey is known as a TV personality. At the young age of 14, Tabatha Coffey started getting involve in the hairdressing business as an assistant in a local salon. During her teenage years, Tabatha Coffey entered a four-year apprenticeship program in hairdressing. Tabatha Coffey later on moved to London to continue her training for the next three years.

Tabatha Coffey and television show Shear Genius

In 2007, Tabatha Coffey makes her TV debut as a contestant in the first season of the television show Shear Genius. At the time, Shear Genius was hosted by the time actress Jaclyn Smith. Shear Genius is a reality TV show were contestants compete with each other to create the best hair style.

Tabatha Coffey decided to participate to the reality show to satisfy her curiosity. Tabatha Coffey didn't win the Shear Genius, she got eliminated in the sixth episode. But she won $10 000 as being the show's fan favorite contestant. On Shear Genius, Tabatha Coffey gains popularity for her intensity and outspokenness.

Tabatha Coffey and the Tabatha's Salon Takeover

Following her success on television show Shear Genius, Tabatha Coffey was offered by Bravo Channel to host her own show. This is how Tabatha Coffey host the television show Tabatha's Salon Takeover since now 2008 on the Bravo Channel. Bravo is an American cable television channel owned by NBC Universal. The Bravo Channel has more than 80 million of viewers worldwide. Tabatha's Salon Takeover show is now at it's third season.

What's Tabatha's Salon Takeover? The Tabatha's Salon Takeover is a television reality show. Tabatha Coffey visit a new salon every week. Her goal? To help ailing hair salons reform in one single week. Hairdressing can be a difficult business and no one know it better than Tabatha Coffey. Tabatha Coffey is giving herself one week to fix what's wrong in a hair salon. The problems that hair salon owners are facing can be of all sorts and can very from a lack of experience in management to different hairdressers' economic dilemmas. Problems vary from shop to shop. The hair salons that visit Tabatha Coffey usually get back in shape after following her advices.

Other than in Shear Genius and Tabatha's Salon Takeover, Tabatha Coffey had made several television appearances. She had made several occasional appearances in the ABC's show The Biggest Loser, where she provided makeovers to the show's contestants; Make me a supermodel; The Tyra Banks Show, The Today Show, The Bonnie Hunt Show and The Wendy Williams Show.

Tabatha Coffey and the Industrie Hair Gurus

Tabatha Coffey is the salon owner Industrie Hair Gurus. Industrie Hair Gurus is located in Ridgewood, New Jersey. Tabatha Coffey considers Ridgewood as being a great town that have a lot to offer. Ridgewood population is close to 25 000. Ridgewood village is an affluent suburban of New York City.

Tabatha Coffey had been running her business for 15 years. Industrie Hair Gurus salon offer haircuts, color and styling services. The salon specialized in the beauty of men, children and women hair.

At the Industrie Hair Gurus, Tabatha Coffey team of hairdressers work with Joico styling products. Joico styling products are being used worldwide by the best hairstylists in the world, including those working at the Industrie Hair Gurus.

With her successful hairdressing business and television show, Tabatha Coffey had become a leading figure in the hair care industry. As a professional for Joico styling products, Tabatha Coffey tours different countries many times a year doing hair shows and training for aspiring hairdressers. Tabatha Coffey had contributed to several beauty publications such as Seventeen, Marie Claire and Mademoiselle. As a leader in her industry, Tabatha Coffey had prepared her memoirs: It's not really about the hair. Tabatha Coffey book It's not really about the hair will be publish in 2011. The editor is Harper Collins.