Trish Una on the cover of "Re-quest/QJ February 2014" by Harada Tadashi.
Tadashi joined Shiseido in 2000. He was appointed as Shiseido's top hair and makeup artist in April 2012, and in the April 2016 he was appointed as the principal of SABFA (Shiseido Academy of Beauty and Fashion.)[1][2]
Exhibitions
2008: Exhibition Harada Tadashi Zenbu held in Tokyo, Omotesando and Singapore
2009: Exhibition & Hair Make Live Harada Tadashi Zenbu Ver.2.0 held in Osaka and Fukuoka
2009: Exhibition & Hair Make Live Harada Tadashi Zenbu Ver.3.0 held in Nagoya and Sapporo
2011: Exhibition & Hair Make Live BIGINS held in Gunma
2011: Exhibition & Hair Make Live Harada Tadashi Zenbu !! Ver.4.0 held in Gunma
2013: Exhibition & Hair Make Live Harada Tadashi Zenbu !! Ver.5.0 held in Nakameguro, Tokyo
Awards
2001: Award for best hair mode
2003: JHA (Japan Hair Dressing Awards) Best Newcomer Award
2004: JHA (Japan Hair Dressing Awards) Grand Prix
2005: JHA (Japan Hair Dressing Awards) Second Prize Winner
2006: JHA (Japan Hair Dressing Awards) Second Prize Grand Prix
2007: Received JHA (Japan Hair Dressing Awards) Aoyama Art Festival Award
2009: JHA (Japan Hair Dressing Awards) Second Prize Grand Prix
For work, I think it would be good to have a remote control and speed type stand that could read the client’s needs and present the hair and make-up in an instant, all while handling multiple clients. Something like Cinderella or Atum, while also being a colony stand like Harvest and Bad Company to handle multiple clients. I’m a huge fan and have been reading JoJo without missing a single volume since its inception, so I would be happy if I could use that kind of a stand!
In an instagram post, Tadashi teased the two visuals for the 2018 Guide Pamphlet for the SABFA school and stated that he had "manifested the stand of hair".[5] In a later post, he explained the vision he had. He wanted to express the idea of how the women in the world could manifest the superpower to make themselves more beautiful, where the make-up brushes and lipsticks move freely as if the hair had a will of its own, as if it was a Stand. He named the Stand, The Makeup (ザ・メイキャップ, Za Meikyappu), and also gave it stats.[6]
Destructive Power: A - "Beauty doesn’t need destructive power, but it’s certainly a heartbreaker."
Speed: A - "Speed of analysis of faces is light speed."
Effective Range: C - "Close range feather touch type."
Endurance: A - "The search for beauty is never ending."
Precision: A - "Delicacy to the very micro-level."
Development: A - "Until receiving the baptism of time, the sense of beauty will continue to rise."
Tadashi was the hair and make-up artist for the music video of Tomoyasu Hotei's song, "Freedom In The Dark", as he is a frequent collaborator with Hotei. In a twitter post by him, he confirms that Jolyne and Sandman are hidden within the video as the look for two of the models.[7]
![Work inspired by Jotaro Kujo.[4]](/File:Tadashi_Jotaro_2.jpg)
