Sam McKnight and Lisa Farrall to judge new E4 hair competition series ‘The Big Blow Out’

by | May 19, 2022

Hosted by AJ Odudu, The Big Blow Out will see eleven experienced and passionate hairstylists compete in a series of ‘jaw-dropping’ hair challenges, taking the stylist’s creative flair and talent to the next level.

Each episode will see the stylists take on two creative challenges. Racing against the clock, in the first challenge they’ll be pleasing real clients with exacting styling demands, and unleashing their individual taste and creativity to produce spectacular creations in the ‘Masterpiece’ challenge.

 

It’s not just the clients the stylists need to impress, as they will be judged by legendary hairdresser Sam McKnight and award-winning hairdresser Lisa FarrallAlong with a weekly guest judge, Sam and Lisa will use their triumphant experience and knowledge as they offer advice and guidance to push the contestants to create incredible hairstyles. The judges will also be in charge of deciding who is sent home and who’ll be named The Big Blow Out Champion.

 

 “You would not believe how excited I am to be hosting The Big Blow Out. It’s full of drama, dedication, excitement and most importantly, creative hairstyles on all hair types that will be sure to blow your socks off. I’m looking forward to meeting the contestants and seeing what they come up with. Ready, set, style!”

AJ Odudu

 

The Big Blow Out comes to E4 and All 4 later this year.

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