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Cha Hong
차홍
Born (1981-09-11) September 11, 1981 (age 43)
Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
OccupationHairdresser
Years active2011–
Spouse(s)
Han Pil-su
한필수
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(m. 2008)​
Children1
Websitehttp://www.chahongardor.com/
Korean name
Hangul
Revised RomanizationKim Hyo-suk
McCune–ReischauerKim Hyo-suk
Stage name
Hangul
Hanja
Revised RomanizationCha Hong
McCune–ReischauerCha Hong

Kim Hyo-suk, better known by her stage name Cha Hong (Hangul: 차홍), is a South Korean celebrity hairdresser, and is the owner and founder of the CHAHONG ARDOR beauty salon chain in South Korea. Cha established her first hair salon back in August 2011, and currently owns a total of three salons and an academy.[1][2] Cha made her debut television appearance via SBS's Star King in February 2011,[3] and now features frequently as guests on various South Korean television shows, such as Channel M's Get It Beauty and MBC's My Little Television.[4] Cha is renowned for the self-hair styling tips that she shares during her television appearances, and has since widened her media exposure through channels such as radio shows, blogs, social media websites and home shopping networks.

Cha and her salon chain provide hair and make-up services for events such as magazine shoots, and most recently at the Singapore Fashion Week held in May 2015.[5][6] Apart from making regular media appearances, Cha also offers her services to her clientele including multiple South Korean celebrities, such as actresses Park Min-young and Kim Ah-joong.[4] She has also launched her own line of hair styling products and tools, named CHAHONG Hair System.

Early life

Cha is the fifth of six children in her family, with four older sisters and one younger brother.[7]

After Cha left college, she felt that she did not have a particular dream or passion to realise. While her siblings performed better in studies and managed to attain scholarships to study in universities, Cha did not perform as well in school. She did have a knack for arts, particularly in drawing, but no art academy was located near her family's residence and even if there was one, she would not have attended it anyway as it would cost money. Cha contemplated suicide by the sea of Busan but eventually retracted her decision, stating that "the sea appeared so beautiful" that it made her return home. Her aunt then recommended her to become a hairdresser, for fear that she would otherwise do something terrible with her life. That suggestion marked a turning point in Cha's life as she grew to become one of the most renowned hairdressers in South Korea.[7]

Cha did not have the luxury of a smooth-sailing journey, first starting out as a part-time worker cum trainee at her aunt's hair salon, and during that period of time, she had to overcome many challenges to achieve her current status. Cha once suffered from vocal nodules as she spent hours practising speaking aloud on the rooftop, as her clients struggled to hear her low voice. She also developed atopy and suffered from atopic dermatitis during her training, mainly due to the poor air quality in the hair salon and frequent exposure of cosmetic and hair products to her skin. Cha was recommended by her customer service manager to quit the job, but she was determined to continue, adjusting her dietary and sleeping habits to improve her skin condition instead. Despite the multiple obstacles, Cha grew a passion for the job, describing herself as being "amazed" every time she observed a client walk out of the hair salon after a complete makeover.[7]

Career

Cha started working at her aunt's hair salon as part of her training, and was later scouted by Ra Beauty Core (라뷰티코아), a larger beauty salon in the Cheongdam-dong district of Gangnam, Seoul.[3] In August 2011, Cha started her first hair salon, and by September 2012, Cha had established her second branch in Gangnam, Seoul. During her time as a hairdresser, Cha realized the fact that her clients would only spend a few days every year to visit her hair salon so that she could style their hair for them.[7] Cha wanted to provide a way for her clients to style their hair themselves when they are unable to visit her for her services, and started teaching them self-hair styling tips through videos and other means.[7] These videos became popular and went viral on video-sharing websites not long after. During that period, a production staff member of South Korean variety show SBS Star King was interested in filming an episode on self-hair styling, and invited Cha to participate in the filming.[7] She initially had to teach a model several self-hair styling techniques on the show, but was later recommended by the productio nstaff to perform the demonstration on the show by herself instead.[7] After the episode aired, Cha's name became the most searched keyword on the search engines for two consecutive days.[7]

Apart from her official line of work, Cha has on several occasions visited local universities as a professor to give hairdressing classes. In 2011, Cha visited Seokyeong University, and made a similar trip to the Seoul Arts College in 2012.[8]

In 2013, Cha was invited to be one of the pageant judges for the year's Miss Korea.[8]

Volunteer work

Cha is an advocate of voluntary work, encouraging her employees to participate as well. Cha's voluntary work focuses mainly on children with disabilities, offering hairdressing services to these children without charge.[7] She is also involved in environmental protection work, largely due to her history of skin problems. Additionally, Cha frequently encourages celebrities, clients and employees to donate items for charity sales, thereafter donating the proceeds and unsold items to charity.[7]

Personal life

Cha has been married since 2008, having first met her husband in 2006 as colleagues at the same workplace. Her husband is Han Pil-su (Hangul: 한필수), a director of the CHAHONG ARDOR beauty salon chain as well as the CHAHONG ARDOR Academy, both entities jointly managed by the pair.[9] Before Han met Cha back in South Korea, he lived in England, where he studied and worked as a hair designer. Han was employed as a hairstylist at one of Aveda's salons in London, before moving to Weybridge where he served as a director under the Toni&Guy group.[10] In a television broadcast, Cha admitted having initially made the first move to pursue her husband after growing a love interest in him. Her husband made his first public appearance alongside Cha in 2013, when the pair featured as guests on one of MBC's programs, 사람이다Q.

In October 2015, Cha announced that she was five months into pregnancy and would minimize her public appearances until the child was due.[11]

Filmography

Variety show

Year Title Role Network
2013 Star King[12] Guest SBS
Vitamin[13] Guest KBS2
여유만만[14] Guest KBS2
사람이다Q[11] Guest MBC
Get It Beauty[15][16] Guest Channel M
오천만의 대질문[17] Guest Channel M
2014 Live Today[18] Guest SBS
Beauty Bible[19] Guest KBS W
Cultural Center[20] Guest EBS
살림의신 시즌2[21] Guest JTBC
2015 The INNERview[22] Guest Arirang
My Little Television[23][24] Cast MBC

Media

Radio

Year Title Role Network
2013 Radio Dream[25] Guest EBS
최화정's Power Time[26] Guest SBS

Publications

Year Title
2011 차홍의 셀프 동안 헤어법[27]
2012 파워풀 헤어 성형[28]

Awards

Year Award
2007 L'Oréal Colour Trophy - Fashion Leader Award
2007 L'Oréal Colour Trophy - Grand Prize
2014 세종대왕 나눔봉사 대상
2014 소비자의 선택 브랜드대상 (Joong-ang Ilbo)
2015 국가소비자중심 브랜드대상 (Dong-a Ilbo)
2015 소비자의 선 브랜드대상 (Joong-ang Ilbo)

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  20. ^ "EBS 문화센터 <나를 행복하게 하는 마법> 차홍 원장님 | chahongardor". CHAHONGARDOR (in Korean). 24 March 2014. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
  21. ^ "JTBC 살림의신 시즌2 '바캉스 대비 건강미인 되는 법' / 차홍아르더 차홍 원장님 | chahongardor". CHAHONGARDOR (in Korean). 16 July 2014. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
  22. ^ "The Innerview | TV Archive | The World On Arirang". Arirang. 10 March 2015. Retrieved 14 June 2016.
  23. ^ 장, 민서 (20 September 2015). "'마리텔' 차홍 머리묶기 3단계 "면접·깔끔·동안 헤어 꿀팁은?"". Asia Today (in Korean). Retrieved 14 October 2015.
  24. ^ 김, 수정 (5 October 2015). "마리텔 차홍, 방송중 주방용 가위로 머리 잘라! '깜짝' - 화이트페이퍼". White Paper. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
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  26. ^ "최화정 파워타임 차홍원장님 출연 | chahongardor". CHAHONGARDOR (in Korean). 6 August 2013. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 14 October 2015.
  27. ^ "책정보,차홍의 셀프 동안 헤어법:네이버 책". 네이버 (in Korean). 20 July 2011. Retrieved 13 June 2016.
  28. ^ "책정보,파워풀 헤어 성형:네이버 책". 네이버 (in Korean). 10 May 2012. Retrieved 13 June 2016.
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