After a career spanning more than three decades, legendary hairstylist Robert Cromeans is retiring from John Paul Mitchell Systems (JPMS).
The world-renowned hairstylist, salon owner and platform artist has been working with JPMS to share his innovative artistry and business strategies with the industry.
Cromeans originally joined the company as a Paul Mitchell associate and became a protégé of the renowned Jeanne Braa. In 2000, Cromeans was appointed to artistic director for JPMS, followed by global artistic & business director in 2016.
Cromeans has been an inspiration and a mentor to many in the industry with his creativity, leadership and passion for the craft. He has developed and launched many successful artistic collections and business systems, including the revolutionary salon business-building concepts of Take Home, The Wash House and The Color Bar. He’s also the founder of several salons, including A Robert Cromeans Salon in San Diego, Calif.
Throughout his illustrious career, Cromeans travelled to more than 40 countries to educate, motivate and mentor thousands of salon owners, stylists and colourists, and is beloved for his signature style, charisma, humour, artistry and business knowledge.
“We are immensely grateful for Robert’s service, dedication and friendship,” says John Paul DeJoria, JPMS co-founder and chairman of the board. “He has made a lasting impact on our company and our industry. His legacy will continue to inspire and influence generations to come.”
We had the privilege of interviewing Cromeans throughout the years. Take a look back at some of the stories here and here.
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