Timothy John was born during the middle of the 70s. It was an era that was the birth of hippie vibes and funky groves. Although there isn’t much information available on Timothy’s personal life such as his upbringing and education, the one that is known about him is his undeniable fashion sense. He always had an undying interest in fashion and through years of experience, he was able to become a highly sought after professional stylist.

His first step into the world of fashion was in the early 90s. He joined at a time where fashion was about to become a huge industry. With the addition of broadcast television being introduced to every home, there was a larger audience for fashion companies and icons to reach. Timothy began his journey by serving as an assistant in a salon. It was a great opportunity for the young specialist, because Intercoiffure was a world-renowned hairdressing association. There was no better company for Timothy to start with. Timothy trained there for three years in a row gaining tons of “on the floor” experience. Timothy’s tenure as an assistant allowed him precious hours to learn and master each technique in hairstyling. The lessons Timothy learned would allow him to become an excellent master of his own craft.

After graduating from his assistant role, Timothy decided to move to the Wisconsin to pursue his career of becoming a professional stylist. He had gotten enough positive feedback to know that this was his calling. He did not want to do anything else in his life but continue on his path. He had big dreams and wanted to create and operate his own salon. Timothy took a huge step when he opened his first location.

He took a risk and started Timothy John’s Salon in Wisconsin. His new business offered wide services in the fashion industry including hairstyling, massage and nails. Timothy was wise to open his shop in the business district of downtown Milwaukee, which was a huge reason for the shop’s success. If Timothy had decided to lower costs by opening in a small town of Wisconsin, the salon would have not had many customers. People living in smaller towns of the Mid West don’t have enough income to spend money at a salon. The city atmosphere of downtown Milwaukee was more equipped to attract customers to a salon because of the higher income and working transplants from other states.

During his first six years of operation, Timothy continued training alongside his creative team of stylists. Timothy never wanted to stop learning and decided that the team needed to learn advanced hair cutting and color techniques. He was able to partner with big fashion companies like Vidal Sassoon, Toni and Guy, Goldwell, and Aveda. The well respected fashion companies offered classes exclusively to stylists who already had respected experience in the industry.