Hairtopia, Ibiza
Part of the international milk_shake team at an event devoted to creativity, education and hair design.
Diego Avellini connects his everyday work in Senigallia with education, collections and international stages.
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Diego Avellini
Diego owns Diego Hair Cult in Senigallia and is an official milk_shake International Artist within the z.one concept Education Global Team.
His work moves between two worlds that feed each other. The first is the salon, with the practical responsibility of listening to a person and creating a result they can live in every day. The second is international research through creative teams, sets, education and shows.
Small imperfections should not be erased. They are what make each person unique.
This idea steps away from standardised beauty. The goal is to find shape, colour and movement that make a person’s character visible.
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Every step brings new technique, dialogue and perspective. Those experiences return to the salon and enrich the everyday work.
Part of the international milk_shake team at an event devoted to creativity, education and hair design.
International education in cutting, colour, trends and the philosophy of professional training.
On stage with the z.one concept international artistic team for a show featuring 25 models.
Hair stylist and colourist for model Elina in the official milk_shake collection.
Among the artists in the sold-out Son Amar show, before more than six hundred professionals.
Part of the hair team for the z.one concept editorial collection inspired by avant-garde geometry.
Three places, one vision
The international dimension is part of the same practice. Its experience returns to every gesture, conversation and way of seeing different possibilities.
Inside Diego Hair Cult
Stations, light and details from the salon in Via Capanna. The Google tour also lets you move through the space yourself.



360° virtual tour
This Google panorama is a virtual tour of the interior, published in November 2014. It can help you understand the layout. Ask the team about any updates.
Discover how cut, colour and movement can translate your identity into a precise, wearable shape.