Renowned Celebrity Hairstylist Creates Eco-Friendly Unisex Hair Care Line

Celebrity hairstylist and makeup artist, Sean James, is about to release an eco-friendly unisex line of hair products named Beach Boulevard. Free of sulfate, silicone, paraben, petroleum, and gluten, this new product is expected to hit the market in 2020. Continue reading →

Los Angeles, CA, Nov 04, 2019 /prREACH/ -- Sean James, a celebrity makeup artist and hairstylist, is ready to embark on a new venture. His latest creation is an eco-friendly line of hair care products called Beach Boulevard. Sean James’ work has been featured on popular television shows, including NBC’s “The Wall,” AMC’s “Talking Dead" and the Emmy nominee, “Schitt's Creek.” He is currently associated with Lionsgate’s “Knives Out.” His impressive list of celebrity clients includes Jamie Lee Curtis, Khloe Kardashian, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Teddy Thompson, Chris Hardwick, Dylan Sprouse and many others.

According to James, the highly anticipated Beach Blvd is a curl-enhancing beach spray with a unisex fragrance of essential oils. It helps infuse the hair with moisture, supporting a full-bodied wave. All ingredients of the product are free of silicone, sulfate, paraben, gluten, and petroleum. As a result, it is completely safe for the hair, scalp, and body. Following its much-anticipated release in 2020, this product will be up for sale on Amazon and other online retailers, as well as at the Matthew Preece hair salon.

Sean James first arrived in the United States as a talented wig maker. Over the years, he has been an educator in cutting and color for renowned brands such as Phyto Universe, Redken, and L'Oreal. He has been involved as a stylist in several fashion shows for Gucci, Balmain, Vivienne Westwood, Valentino, Dolce and Gabanna and Burberry. A two-time local 706 award nominee, Sean has also worked on Oscar-nominated films. Furthermore, Sean James recently won the Best of Los Angeles Award for "Best Hair Stylist - 2019."

James is highly rated as a product reviewer and regularly features on Style Network’s program, "How Do I Look?” Beyond his hectic work schedule, he takes active interest in giving back to the community and spending time on worthy causes. He was recently involved with Rufus Wainwright’s "Christmas 101" initiative for sarcoma research.

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