mum
Well-Known Member
Hi all you passionate techs.
I read the thread about the piece in Best this morning and was just as 'steaming'! As Geeg has said I am on the case with them and also several higher circulation mags.
Unfortunately, bad news makes better press but these journalists also genuinely want good information and advice. In my experience, the majority of the beauty press have had bad experiences at the hands of 'the lesser trained tech' ( a proliferating breed, usually found in dusty, smelly and generally unpleasant environments) and are very quick to believe the horror stories.
I give several interviews each month but usually to a different type of mag (see this months Marie Claire and Tatler, that I know of) but must admit to being found on the pages of Hello too!
I don't think I have ever received a negative treatment of my quotes, tips etc but know this happens in many circumstances. I can't possibly read every mag but really do want to help to get a better reputation for the truly professional industry.
If anyone reads a piece, article, quote that puts the industry in a bad light please let me know. I know many of the beauty journalists and if `i don't know them they certainly know me! I can get to these people and try to put them straight.
If you read a horror, PM me on this site or e-mail me ([email protected]) or even phone (07710 905529).
If you're reading this and thinking Marian who??!! you can see the sort of thing `i do by looking at my agency site (streeterslondon.com) then Nail Technician. These journalists are well aware of this work and all my press!!
Thanks in advance as I'm sure many of you will help.
Marian
I read the thread about the piece in Best this morning and was just as 'steaming'! As Geeg has said I am on the case with them and also several higher circulation mags.
Unfortunately, bad news makes better press but these journalists also genuinely want good information and advice. In my experience, the majority of the beauty press have had bad experiences at the hands of 'the lesser trained tech' ( a proliferating breed, usually found in dusty, smelly and generally unpleasant environments) and are very quick to believe the horror stories.
I give several interviews each month but usually to a different type of mag (see this months Marie Claire and Tatler, that I know of) but must admit to being found on the pages of Hello too!
I don't think I have ever received a negative treatment of my quotes, tips etc but know this happens in many circumstances. I can't possibly read every mag but really do want to help to get a better reputation for the truly professional industry.
If anyone reads a piece, article, quote that puts the industry in a bad light please let me know. I know many of the beauty journalists and if `i don't know them they certainly know me! I can get to these people and try to put them straight.
If you read a horror, PM me on this site or e-mail me ([email protected]) or even phone (07710 905529).
If you're reading this and thinking Marian who??!! you can see the sort of thing `i do by looking at my agency site (streeterslondon.com) then Nail Technician. These journalists are well aware of this work and all my press!!
Thanks in advance as I'm sure many of you will help.
Marian