Bo'ness hairdresser wins L'Oréal Instagram competition

The work of a Bo’ness hairdresser was deemed to be a cut above thousands of others in a competition run by a global cosmetics company.
Bo'ness hairdresser Lauren Johnston was successful after she entered this image of the work she did on friend Naomi Rae's hair to a monthly competition run by L'Oréal. Contributed.Bo'ness hairdresser Lauren Johnston was successful after she entered this image of the work she did on friend Naomi Rae's hair to a monthly competition run by L'Oréal. Contributed.
Bo'ness hairdresser Lauren Johnston was successful after she entered this image of the work she did on friend Naomi Rae's hair to a monthly competition run by L'Oréal. Contributed.

Lauren Johnston was named as one of just five winners in a monthly #IamAHairArtist contest hosted by L’Oréal on Instagram.

The 33-year-old, who works at Chaplins Hairdressers in Hallglen, shared an image of the work she’d done on best friend Naomi Rae’s hair and tagged L’Oréal as part of her entry for the competition’s glossy brunette theme in September.

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Entries were judged by L’Oreal Pro guest artist Paul Dennison and the Hairdressers Journal.

To her delight, Lauren’s efforts saw her succeed.

She was rewarded with a L'Oréal Pro bundle and entered into a prize draw with the chance to win a guest artist masterclass in London.

She said: said: “It’s a competition that L'Oréal’s running on their social media in collaboration with the Hairdressers Journal magazine.

“There are thousands of entrants every day so it was really good to win!

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“They’ve been running it since June, picking five winners from the whole of the UK each month. It’s been a different theme every month and at the end of the year they’ll pick an overall winner who gets an all expenses paid trip down to London for a masterclass.

“I’ve been in hairdressing for almost 18 years. I won a L’Oréal Colour trophy before with the salon and got a degree with distinction with L’Oréal in 2017.”

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