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Izzazu In The Zone Podcast Izzazu Salon Pittsburgh
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Izzazu Salon, Spa & Blowout Bar originated from two of the most celebrated names in the world of Pittsburgh hairdressing – Gino Chiodo and Emilio Cornacchione. The merging of Gino’s unparalleled connection to the uniqueness of each of his clients and Emilio’s superior styling flair have made them leaders within the city’s beauty industry.
For nearly 17 years, the duo have inspired trends and motivated their stylists to utilize innovative cut & coloring techniques to reflect smart, seasonal looks. To further achieve their mission, Gino & Emilio
developed their own hair care line, Izzazu Haircare. Their products are uniquely formulated with Plant, Protein and Vitamin (PPV) enhancing complexes that ensure integrity, and leave all hair types healthy and manageable.
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In The Zone with Izzazu - Inspiration and Ecolution
Emilio and Gino restart the podcast with inspiration from In The Zone. They learn from their one-off convos with their clients. And that's how they came to be involved in the Ecolution event to be held in Pittsburgh, April 13t!
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In The Zone - Episode 3 - The Master Retires
Emilio and Gino reflect with Arnold as he retires and passes on the torch. They reflect on 25 years of working together.
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Izzazu In the Zone: With Arnold Zegarelli
Emilio reflects on the "maestro" and then we hear from the maestro, himself, about his start with his brother (a winning team) and cutting edge techniques he continues to develop.
Arnold believes a hairstylist touches a client’s life in a very special way and that a client should believe and trust the hairstylist’s advice. However, to earn that respect the hairdresser has to be well informed, well trained, and knowledgeable in many areas, not only beauty and fashion. It all begins with a great consultation and an outstanding haircut. -
Izzazu: In the Zone Episode 1
In this first episode of In the Zone with Gino and Emilio, John and Rachael from the YaJagoff Podcast talk to Gino and Emilio about "rage." What causes it? What helps get rid of it... like a "rage room," and then what hair styles are raging? Hint: Texture!