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Rodolfo Valentin is a New York City hairdresser, born June 22, 1956 in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The hairstyles used by Rodolfo include hair coloring, healthy hair, a tailored haircut, and the hair infusion.
At a young age, Rodolfo Valentin was recruited for fashion shows in Europe by hairdresser Alexandre de Paris, known for his work with Grace Kelly, Wallis, The Duchess of Windsor, and Elizabeth Taylor. Back in his native Buenos Aires, Valentin has worked with Argentine celebrities such as Nelida Roca, Maria Concepcion Cesar, Susana Gimenez, Nelida Lobato, Ambar La Fox, Vanessa Show, Graciela Borges, Patricia Dal and the Italian Sophia Loren.
In 1984, Rodolfo immigrated to Long Island, New York where he opened a salon and started to become known through magazines and television shows such as Univision, Banyan Productions,NY1 and Warner Bros. Entertainment.
During the 2000s, Rodolfo expanded as he opened his second salon on Madison Avenue in New York. The press named him as a preeminent New York society hair stylist. Rodolfo Valentin is also the recipient of the United States' national grand design award for hair designers and the recipient of the hair coloring techniques award.
Valentin offers free hair prostheses to cancer patients through his Sofia's Hair 4 Health foundation.