Lisa Vann has been one of Seattle’s leading stylists since 1988 and currently owns Milagros, A Lisa Vann Salon Spa, and Etherea, an Aveda Lifestyle Salon. Lisa began studying with Aveda in the late 1980s at Market Place Salon and Day Spa, which was one of the first Aveda Concept Salons in Seattle. Lisa learned that she shared the same ethics as the company, including the importance of connecting health and beauty with the earth’s resources, being globally responsible and giving back to the community.

As an Aveda Guest Artist, Lisa has traveled worldwide, demonstrating innovative techniques and products to other salon professionals and inspiring them to grow their careers. Over the years, Lisa has contributed her professional expertise to the development of several Aveda professional hair care lines, including the recent launch of Aveda’s new thermal straightening system, Smooth Infusion™ Retexturizing System.

Lisa’s work has been featured in Harper’s Bazaar, Glamour, Essence, and Marie Claire magazines. She has also been recognized in trade magazines, including Modern Salon, American Salon, Seattle, 303, Hairdressers Journal, Hair and Beauty Africa, Launchpad, Vibra, Canadian Hairdresser, Behind the Chair, Style Source and Northwest Style magazines for her philanthropic ideals and her beautiful, creative looks in texture hair styling, hair color and hair cuts. In 2008, Lisa received her first North American Hairstyling Awards nomination for Fashion Forward. She was also nominated in 2009, 2010 and 2011 for International Hairstylist of the Year from the Canadian Mirror Awards.

Lisa has created a legacy of goodwill, encouraging and inspiring others to do the same. She recently helped produce and provide hair styling and makeovers for the Stop & Go Charity Fashion and Art Show, which raised money for homeless families and First Place, a school for homeless children. Lisa also helped produce Les Egoistes’ fashion productions of FIRE and WATER, which raised funds to support the Emergency Housing Program for families of burn patients and the Puget Sound Water Conservation Coalition.

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