Jonathan Antin

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Jonathan Antin is the former owner of two Los Angeles hair salons, Jonathan Salon West Hollywood and Jonathan Salon Beverly Hills.

His life as an entrepreneur and a celebrity hair stylist was the basis for reality television series Blow Out.

He was the judge on the third season of Shear Genius and has appeared on other television shows.

He judged the 2007 Miss USA pageant.

He developed a hair care product line, which broke QVC's record for the top hair care launch in 2005.

Personal life

Antin grew up in Beverly Hills. His mother is an interior designer and his father, Michael, is an artist. He is the brother of writer and producer Steve Antin and Robin Antin, who is the founder of The Pussycat Dolls, a burlesque and dance troupe. As a young boy, he was inspired by the movie Shampoo to become a hair stylist. Antin says that he was a bit of a ruffian with tattoos, and "always the black sheep at Beverly Hills High." He dropped out of high school to attend a beauty school.

He married Sescie Karabuykov, a boutique owner, about 2006. They have a son, Asher, who was born about November 2005 and a daughter, Jocie, born in 2007. Antin is a basketball coach for his son's team.

He is of British-Jewish descent. His brother is actor Steve Antin, and his sister is Pussycat Dolls founder Robin Antin.

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Career

Antin was a student at the Fairfax Beauty Academy and then worked at a Beverly Center in West Hollywood. He started a salon when he was 23 years old. He was one of Hollywood's top stylists by 1999 and has undergone hairstyle changes for a client's needs, such as hair styles from different periods. Madonna, Tiger Woods, Steven Tyler, k.d., are among his clients. Lang, Ricky Martin, and Tobey Maguire. Jonathan Product, his hair care line, set a record at QVC in 2005 for the most profitable hair care launch, selling 35,000 units in a single hour. The line, which was also sold in grocery stores, became a multi-million dollar industry. In 2010, he sold his shares in the company.

Jonathan Salon Beverly Hills opened after Jonathan West Hollywood opened Jonathan West Hollywood. He later sold both salons and was later hired by his clients for high-priced house calls. Jonathan Antin Salon, a Beverly Hills salon, has since returned to Beverly Hills. He is a spokesperson for MINDBODY Salon, a salon software firm, for which he hosts hair-advice Q&As on Twitter for an hour each month.

In 2004, the first season of the reality series Blow Out, which follows Antin's life, was shot in 2004. It takes place in Jonathan Salon Beverly Hills, which is opened for the show and staffed by 12 stylists and assistants. The show was not well received by the media, who were critical of his leadership style, hairdo, and speech patterns. He was also described as a narcissist.

"Antin's droning, cooler-than-thou voice drips with disdain," Christopher Kelly said. His staff are adored, but he chastised for giving bad haircuts because they aren't bringing in enough new clients. "Someone is on the brink of tears and/or about to be fired" before every business break. Antin confessed to his rage and said that he was apologetic at the time. Antin says on the show that it's because he adores them so much that he rides them, and he actually adores them. Jay Leno and Kirsten Dunst appeared on the program for the first time in its first season.

On the third season of the reality-series Shear Genius, he served as a judge. Antin appeared on the cast of L.A. In 2015, the hair was on display.

He appeared on Bravo's makeover show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy, in American Express television commercials, and on the tenth season of The Biggest Loser, giving makeovers to the show's final six contestants. In 2015, he appeared on The Millionaire Matchmaker.

He judged the Miss USA 2007 Pageant.

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