| In memory of Joshua Galvin |
| In 1953 at the age of 15, Joshua began his hairdressing life in the Barratt Street College, which is now the London College of Fashion. He works all over the world pioneering new cuts and styling techniques and devised the very first manual of modern hair-cutting and was the inspiration and educator to many of today’s great hairdressers. But it was in the area of training and education that Joshua found his true calling and in 1986, Joshua Galvin Central Training began with just 15 students. In 1988, the first Academy in the East End of London was launched, and today there are over 1100 students in 5 training centres across London and Essex. In 1983 Joshua became involved with the first Alternative Hair Show, in aid of Leukaemia and Lymphoma Research. His dedication and support were relentless and he only ever missed one show. Joshua was a master of his craft the dapper gentleman of hairdressing. His activity within the industry shows his elite status and personal interest in spotting and developing talent, in short his dedication to hair. He has been a central figure in shaping the hairdressing industry worldwide in an illustrious career that has spanned over 50 years. He will be greatly missed but NEVER forgotten! GOD BLESS YOU JOSH. |
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Thank you for all you gave us, you made the difference! Whoever had the honour to meet you will never forget you Joshua! Love you and God Bless You! Tammy Mattiazzi
Thank you for the tribute to my father he would appreciate . His love for people and the industry was
massive and only matched by his constant desire to teach those around him as he believed all who wanted to learn had a right to be educated.
Thank you
Tribute site http://www.joshua.galvin.muchloved.com
He will always live in my haircuts; an incredible teacher, a modernist in the art of hair fashion and a veritable pioneer of our industry. I will perennially be grateful for his influence in my work ethics and love for our artform.
Galvin… you will be missed.
God bless you:
Rinaldo Dario Paonessa