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Jacqueline Tarrant, a third-generation beauty professional, has devoted more than 20 years to the field of cosmetology as a salon owner, educator and platform artist. In fact, in 2000, Tarrant accepted a position at SoftSheen, a division of L’Oreal USA, as a product development specialist and was later promoted to director of education. However, with all the required travel, Tarrant realized she was missing quality family time and left L’Oreal to pursue her true calling.

“I’ve always had a great passion for helping people with hair loss, breakage [and] damage,” says Tarrant. “[After leaving L’Oreal,] I was able to do more research and discovered many more ways [to develop therapeutic] solutions … to bring [people] to a better place.”

Tarrant opened the Style Infinity Hair Trauma Center in July 2007. The center is devoted to the customization of hair regrowth and restoration.

“The focus was to treat people with respect [and] dignity, because I learned that people who suffered from hair loss experience a lot of psychological and stressful feelings,” says Tarrant, adding that with the success of HTC, she’s looking forward to opening more facilities and partnering with salons and other hair care professionals. “[Professional] connections,” she continues, “will allow Style Infinity Hair Trauma Center to have arms and legs around the country and a voice to help people get the information to get the solution to their problem.” -tony binns

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