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“Energy” by Ricardo Perez: the hottest hair styling brand in Miami right now!

James Boley by James Boley
June 30, 2021
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Hairstyling is one of the modern arts that went totally commercial. In the past few years, there have been many hairstylists from America who have contributed to iconic looks of celebrities from red carpet events such as Oscars, Met Gala, Emmys and many more. While celebrities often take credit for starting any particular trend, it is the hairdresser who comes up with those brilliant concepts and unique ideas that become fashion statements later. Ricardo Perez is a Miami based hairstylist who is popular for his modern fashion sense and brilliant art.

Ricardo Perez was very talented since his childhood and even began his career from that time. In 2016 Ricardo started his own barbershop which was an instant success. The brilliance of Ricardo Perez can be seen from the simple fact that it took only 4-5 years for Ricardo to transition himself from an unknown barber in Miami to a nationwide popular hairstylist brand. His journey of personal to professional life is very inspiring. Ricardo founded Energy Barbershop in Miami which provides hairstyling services along with many hair care products that cannot be found anywhere else. Ricardo Perez has often been reviewed as an experienced barber and hairstylist who always creates work of art through his passion, innovation, fashion sense and creativity. Ricardo’s hairstyle has been labelled as a “classic look with an infusion of modernity”. Ricardo’s work has been described by many clients as “perfect precision cut with a creative look from any angle you see and instantly turning a person into a gentleman with class”. One unique aspect of Ricardo Perez is that he crafts his own design and instead of following trends of other artists, he prefers to create his own style and create his own fashion trend. Today Energy Barbershop is visited by many local celebrities and prominent personalities like Alberto Marrero, Rene Cano (Bull Nene), Lucas Jaramillo, Mariano Puerta, Bruno González, and many other public figures; this Barbershop is amongst the top 10 hairstyling salon in Florida.

According to Ricardo the reason why his brand is called “Energy” is that it represents a reaction that comes from within. People often underestimate the value of grooming. It not only changes your look but also works as a confidence booster. When you are well-groomed, you feel confident and a surge of energy to go anywhere and work on anything. In simple words, you are always ready to go with a perfect hairstyle. When it comes to hair styling, there is nothing better than a classic look. You can never go wrong with the look of a proper gentleman. Energy Barbershop has its own line of hair care products such as – COPACABANA, IBIZA, MANHATTAN, POSITANO etc. Energy By Ricardo Perez hair care products are popular in the USA due to their efficiency to avoid any kind of hair damage. Energy Barbershop is ready to go nationwide and we might see a barbershop chain in the USA. Ricardo Perez continues to work on his passion and still believes in improving himself in order to set new standards in the barbering industry. It is without a doubt that the name Ricardo Perez, itself has become a renowned hair styling brand in Miami. You can learn more about Energy barbershop at www.energybarbershop.com.

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