Paul Brown has been in the beauty industry for over 34 years. His endeavors both as a stylist and entrepreneur contributes to the proliferation of unique innovations in the world of beauty. Inspired by Hawaii's tropical flora, diverse cultural and ethnic influences and with an artistic passion for his chosen profession, Paul Brown has developed techniques and products recognized and used worldwide.
From Kona to Waikele, Paul Brown Salon's & Day Spas are located throughout the Hawaiian Islands. You're invited to discover the unique experience of hair styling, esthetician treatments, massage therapy, nail care, complete depilatory services, and cosmetic artistry at any of Paul's Salons & Day Spas. Come experience Paul's unique beauty products, developed and created using organic plants naturally grown in Hawaii's tropical environment.
Paul Brown, master hairstylist, educator, and businessman, heads an international company today and promotes his beloved Hawaii all over the world. Brown's far-reaching business had its start when he opened his first Honolulu hair salon in 1971.
In the late 1980's, Paul Brown founded the successful international hair care products company which bears his name. From his long experience and knowledge of hair styling, and because of his love of Hawaii and his work there, he took Hawaiian plant and sea essences and adapted them into superb multicultural shampoos, conditioners, and other products. These products are now sold in professional salons across the U.S.A. and Internationally, imparting the healthy glow of Hawaii to the hair of the purchasers, wherever in the world they live.
Paul Brown's reputation as an educator and developer of a highly respected product line carries over to Asia and he is often asked to present educational seminars to large groups of Asian visitors. In addition, he travels extensively, giving demonstrations and explaining his distinctive technique in Italy, the United Kingdom, Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands, Iceland and Germany.
Paul Brown has since developed a personal clientele that includes the Morita family (founders of Sony) and Yaeko Shiotsuki (Etiquette Director for Japan's Emperor), Hawaii's highest elected officials, and Hawaii's top performers and business leaders. International notables and European and Asian royalty seek out Paul Brown's services when they spend time in Hawaii.
The Paul Brown Salons & Spas was recognized by the industry in the "Salon Today 200," an annual profile of the 200 fastest-growing salons in North America, in both 2005 and 2006.
Brown has also been recognized nationally for his extraordinary charitable efforts and contributions in Hawaii. His haircare line is now a dozen years old. Both the Paul Brown services and products are noted for their multicultural emphasis, developed because of the traditionally rich mix of cultures in Hawaii.
Today there are six Paul Brown salons and day spas in Hawaii. Four are located on the island of Oahu; the flagship salon and day spa in Honolulu, two full service salons in suburban Honolulu (Waikele & Kailua), and Paul Brown's Spa Olakino Salon at Marriott's flagship hotel, the Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort. The salon and spa at the Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel at Mauna Kea Resort is located on the Kohala Coast of the island of Hawaii. The final salon can be found in Kahului at the Queen Ka'ahumanu center, located on the island of Maui.
Paul's latest venture, The Paul Brown Institute of Beauty and Wellness Technologies opened in Oahu in early 2006. The Institute is dedicated to teaching students massage, cosmetology and spa treatments under one roof. The combined locations employ approximately 290 people.
Paul Brown, master hairstylist, educator, and businessman, heads an international company today and promotes his beloved Hawaii all over the world. Brown's far-reaching business had its start when he opened his first Honolulu hair salon in 1971.
Paul Brown's reputation as an educator and developer of a highly respected product line carries over to Asia and he is often asked to present educational seminars to large groups of Asian visitors. In addition, he travels extensively, giving demonstrations and explaining his distinctive technique in Italy, the United Kingdom, Canada, Belgium, the Netherlands, Iceland and Germany.
center, located on the island of Maui. 