What did you think about this Episode? In this episode of Let's Talk About It, I sit down with Marc Bennett, an East Coast native who moved to San Diego as a tattoo artist and became a barber 15 years ago. Now the owner of three barbershops, Marc shares his journey growing up in a predominantly Black neighborhood and how it shaped his passion for diversity. We discuss his meticulous approuach to the craft, the cultural divide between traditional and urban shops, and his role as a mentor...
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What did you think about this Episode? In this episode of Let's Talk About It, I sit down with Marc Bennett, an East Coast native who moved to San Diego as a tattoo artist and became a barber 15 years ago. Now the owner of three barbershops, Marc shares his journey growing up in a predominantly Black neighborhood and how it shaped his passion for diversity. We discuss his meticulous approuach to the craft, the cultural divide between traditional and urban shops, and his role as a mentor...
Full Interview with Christopher Dye aka Trill Handz
Lets Talk About It Podcast: Beauty Industry
32 minutes
2 years ago
Full Interview with Christopher Dye aka Trill Handz
What did you think about this Episode? We sat down and talked to Christopher Dye owner of Iconic Blendz in Lemon Groove, California! We discussed how he survived keeping his business open during the pandemic, how to prioritize family life from business ownership, and what business structure best fit his business. Thank you for listening , to stay connected subscribe to our podcast channel.
Lets Talk About It Podcast: Beauty Industry
What did you think about this Episode? In this episode of Let's Talk About It, I sit down with Marc Bennett, an East Coast native who moved to San Diego as a tattoo artist and became a barber 15 years ago. Now the owner of three barbershops, Marc shares his journey growing up in a predominantly Black neighborhood and how it shaped his passion for diversity. We discuss his meticulous approuach to the craft, the cultural divide between traditional and urban shops, and his role as a mentor...
