(DailyMusicRoll Editorial):- Greenwich, London Aug 23, 2024 (Issuewire.com) – Emre Bardan, the renowned Glamhairartist, dives deep into the world of hairstyling and his struggles with addiction and abuse. He’s recovering and healing as he reclaims control over his life and future ahead. #untoldstory #mentalhealthawareness #glamhairartist #support #bardanscase #viralhairstylist #silenced
Amidst the chaos of addiction, Emre Bardan reached a pivotal moment where he realized that true transformation could only come from within. Bardan tried to commit suicide due to the trauma from assault and violence experienced in past relationships. As part of the healing process, he has become an author. Determined, he sought help and embarked on a journey of recovery and redemption through therapy, retreats, meditation, education, books, music, self-care, time nature, and sheer resilience.
“I admit to having PTSD and other Mental Health issues due to my past life,” Emre Bardan said. “I never wanted fame or significant amounts of money. I only wanted to create my own repairing hair tools, colouring, and designs. When I was younger, I didn’t want to focus on anything else but my career development. “
Emre Bardan discovered his passion for hairstyling early on, finding joy and purpose in transforming others through his artistry. His friends pushed him in high school, and hairdressing school to complete that course and be certified at the time. A friend named “Hav” helped me stay and finish year 12 with the highest grade in high school. I later finished my hairdressing course too. His creativity flourished, and he started creating signature hair colours and designs. He is known for his signature color, “Crystal Grey.” His popularity on Instagram came overnight when he was noticed by Huda Kattan, known as the famous Hudabeauty. He was only 16.
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“I was posting tutorials on Instagram,” Emre Bardan said.” I went to bed one night and woke with my phone and Instagram blowing up.”
“The first place I ever travelled in my life was Dubai,” he said. “I was invited to do her sister’s hair. It was an expensive trip due to the clients wanting me to do my signature hair color for them. I returned back to Australia 10 days later. I received a whole heap big of rewards and cash and at that age. It was an incredible feeling knowing you’re getting that success.”
He was charging $30k to $40k for hair colors and appointments and getting flown around the world by these high profiles in Dubai, Miami, and London, mainly in the Middle East lot.
Bardan is on a bright path again. It has been a long road, but one that needed to be taken. Each day is getting better.
“I am proud to say have been sober for over 1 year,” Bardan said. “I am so happy to get out of that trap, and I don’t plan to return to drinking, or taking any sort of hard substances. I have had a huge life behind me, starting at 16 years old, and now those people are still here with me, the ones who believed in me and made me overnight success, the beauty influencer Huda Beauty from Dubai. I love my job and my authorship life, so I want to focus on that, and I believe in God’s plan. I didn’t deserve any of this.”
“I must say, I definitely hate alcohol; I can’t stand it,” he said. “Due to my past addiction to it because of the people I’ve met.”
“I ran into alcohol due to all my friends having alcohol and other substances,” he explained. “I felt like I had no choice but to join them in drinking their cocktails and drinks to fit in the crowd and be with them. My drinks were spiked most of the time, and I often woke up unconscious. I was drinking with them and at their house. Some ‘friends’ went to the point of mixing it with hard drugs that came out in my system when I was hospitalized on one occasion. I would freak out, and then they would act all normal about it and make me look like the crazy one.”
“I never had ‘FREEDOM’ to speak up until now,” he added. “They always shut my mouth with money, manipulated big promises, and threatened me, so I had to stay silent; otherwise, I would lose them. Many were narcissistic and evil people.”
Bardan left Australia more than once to try and heal to get away from that crowd.
“With the situation, I lost my reputation with clients, and I was made me fearful of continuing my career, hence why I have been silenced until today. It wasn’t only one person in this mess. It was hundreds of people who were much interconnected. Therefore, it was easy for them to ruin me and traumatize my life in ways of form and online harassment, real-life stalking, drinks and substances getting spiked at parties I would attend.”
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His new book “Becoming GLAMHAIRARTIST” launched in May 2024. It has already made headlines. His compelling narrative takes readers on an extraordinary journey through his life, and from June 2021 to now, he reveals the untold stories behind his meteoric rise and the shocking challenges he faced. “Becoming GLAMHAIRARTIST” delves into his career spanning over a decade; Barden recounts the highs and lows accompanying his journey to amassing millions through his innovative work. Bardan was propelled to fame at the age of 16. His viral educational hair tutorials captured global attention, setting the stage for his rise in the beauty industry.
Bardan’s memoirs sheds light on his rise to prominence as the creative force behind Glamhairartist. He has battled cartels in a fight for survival. Following a deceptive billionaire date in America, Bardan found himself thrust into a life-threatening situation. He navigated through the treacherous landscape of cartels in the USA/Mexico, and he is still dealing with the fallout.
In the aftermath of this traumatic incident, Bardan now faces the daunting task of seeking justice and closure amidst the chaos that ensued.
Emre Bardan hopes his story resonates with others who are facing their own battles with addiction and adversity. By courageously sharing his journey, he seeks to be a ray of light to abuse victims who are dealing with their darkest hours. Bardan spreads awareness about the importance of mental health and self-care wherever possible.
“I have never had justice, and it isn’t easy to come forward with this Bardan said. “I’ve had enough, and now I am 30 years old and don’t want anyone to try and get in my way of my comeback of my career. I value my authorship with entrepreneurship.”
In Australia, one in six men experience domestic violence (Australian Bureau of Statistics at https://www.abs.gov.au/articles/domestic-violence-experiences-partner-emotional-abuse).
In Australia, efforts are being made to raise awareness about male victims of family violence and their unique needs. Organizations like Men’s Health Australia and initiatives such as the One in Three Campaign aim to shed light on the existence of male victims and advocate for tailored support services. There is a growing recognition of the importance of addressing domestic violence against men in Australia.
Bardan’s future plans and aspirations. He has several upcoming projects, collaborations, and goals his team is working towards. Bardan is slowly getting back into the hairfield. His plans include remotely mentoring aspiring hair stylists, teaching them how to do hair, writing more books, and retaking clients in due time. The Glamhairartist hairstyling team is working hard, so watch for exciting new hair styling tips, techniques, trends, a new hairdressing masterclass and celebrity collaborations.
Follow Emre Bardan on Instagram (@glamhairartist). Stay tuned for announcements, news, and upcoming content.
About Emre Bardan
Emre Bardan is a renowned Australian celebrity hair artist, entrepreneur, and new author who has revolutionized the fashion industry with his innovative hairstyling techniques and trendsetting creations. He is also an international social media influencer with over 1.7 million devoted followers on Instagram alone. After achieving immense success in hairstyling, Bardan shared his extraordinary journey through his memoir “Becoming GLAMHAIRARTIST,” inspiring readers worldwide to pursue their dreams with unwavering determination.
Bardan chronicles his rise to prominence, offering readers a glimpse into the challenges he faced, the lessons he learned, and the triumphs he celebrated along the way. Through his words, Bardan encourages readers to pursue their dreams with unwavering determination and passion.
Emre Bardan’s narrative exemplifies creativity, resilience, and innovation in the fashion industry. His groundbreaking work as a celebrity hair artist and his influence as a social media icon and now an author cements his legacy as a true trailblazer. His impact, which will be felt for years to come, underscores the significance of his contributions to the fashion industry.
Follow Emre Bardan on Linked In at https://linkedin.com/in/emre-bardan-8998212a2and https://twitter.com/glaamhairartist/.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/glamhairartist/
Disclaimer: Emre Bardan took these photos. He owns the copyrights.
Melissa K. Cannell Glamhairartist
PR Manager
This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
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