Career
Her participation as a contestant on the television show Shear Genius led to her own fame in the United States. She was given a television show, Tabatha Takes Over, which airs on the United States cable television network Bravo. In France it airs on 6ter"s free channel and in Australia it airs on Foxtel"s pay television network Arena as well as on Network Ten. A year later, she entered a four-year apprenticeship programme to learn more.
Later, she moved to London to continue her training for the next three years.
Coffey opened her own salon, Industrie Hair Gurus in Ridgewood, New Jersey. She also styles clients at the Warren-Tricomi salon in West Hollywood.
Her approach is transformative, creating a special look for each individual, unlike other stylists who specialize in a certain look. She also works as a platform artist for hair care product company, Joico International.
She tours different countries 6–12 times a year doing hair shows for the company."My favourite thing is to do work with other professionals and teaching," she said in an interview.
"I love giving and getting back from other professionals."
In line with her stated intent to work and teach with other professionals, Coffey sold her Ridgewood, New Jersey, salon in 2011. She has also been in beauty publications, as well as backstage in New York"s Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. She works regularly as an editorial stylist for top fashion and beauty publications, including Seventeen, Marie Claire, and Mademoiselle.
She wrote lieutenant"s Not Really About the Hair: The Honest Truth About Life, Love, and the Business of Beauty, published in 2011.
