I started my life in Paris, Geneva, eventually growing a young man back in Paris, London and finally New York. I eventually followed a career as a creative hairstylist for fashion editorial. I had a Hair Guru named Julien D'Ys who I felt wasn't a hairdresser but nothing less than a hair messiah @juliendys. He influenced my sense of beauty and harmony in a non boring sequence of events, the same way I felt inspired by David Live and David Bowie, coincidently the three men who had such an impact on my discovery of innate similar tastes, looked all three alike. (Out of the three, two are still living in their early 60's by 2020). I feel that everything we do in life is similar to our signature stamp of voice and vision. The day I came to my first yoga class I was as confused and uncomfortable as the next person, but like having a clear knowledge of hair and depth of field, I pursued yoga and the science of teaching it to others until I could teach almost with my eyes closed, like I feel I can do hair without complications nor obstacle on the way to achieve a perfect balance between my vision and the vision of the other person nearby.

My Original path is the one of an artist who can see people in their upmost own beauty, I am a visual and sound person who can see future shapes and forms of movement before they appear. Yoga is not a profession, it's a way to live but for me its not very different than when I was styling peoples hair, it's a way to align myself with others in a conversation about beauty and a sane sense of truth and balance in whatever metaphorical context.

I still cut and style people's hair.

I pretend it is a hobby so I can embody the teachings of yoga and share them in my own unique way and embodied by those who approach similar doors of perception.

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The photos are a few images I took after giving a haircut to the people below.

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Eddie Teboul