DYE JOB with Edward Darley | Technique Teamwork and the Future of Colour
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DYE JOB with Edward Darley | Technique Teamwork and the Future of Colour
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Edward Darley has spent 33 years at Sassoon, with 27 of those at the Academy, becoming one of the industry's most respected colour educators — and, as Sophie describes him, a true “colourist’s colourist.”
In this episode of DYE JOB, Edward and Sophie talk about what it actually takes to become a great colourist: technical skill, honesty, teamwork and the willingness to keep learning.
They discuss how AI-generated hair imagery is creating increasingly unrealistic expectations in the salon, why sometimes the most professional thing a colourist can do is say no, and whether skills such as precision foiling are being lost in the age of balayage and freehand colour.
Edward also reflects on more than three decades of Sassoon education, teaching around the world, the decline in traditional apprenticeships and why bringing experienced colourists together with the next generation remains essential.
A conversation about craft, education, change — and never believing you know everything.