Behind The Mirror Glasgow Podcast
Jul 16, 2026 · 35 min · 13 segments
This week on Behind the Mirror, Laura, Lisa and Gary are joined by the incredible Conor James Doyle, dialing in all the way from Ibiza for an honest, insightful and entertaining conversation. From…
Conor James DoyleGuestGaryHostLisaHostLauraHostLike, I've learned so much from your videos.
I even liked-
No, I'm being genuinely serious.
I liked the video.
I've actually used the technique where you says you take four chunky weaves, thicken at the back, smaller towards the front, and lowlight it, and fingering, you says.
[laughs]
Yeah.
Uh, there, and it definitely is
There definitely is.
And I think you got a lot of good response when you came out and you were saying, oh, you're a little bit neurodivergent, and sometimes you-
...
this is how you deal with doing, doing hair.
Do you think that the hairdressing industry is a good place for people with neurodivergency?
Yeah, yeah, because, you know, we spent a lot of time, um, working and collaborating with companies that specifically work with people with neurodivergencies, whether that's being on the autism spectrum or ADHD or sometimes even things that you can couple in, things like dyslexia and stuff like that.
And the more we looked into it, the more we found that it was just, like, a breeding ground for hairdressers because essentially, like, what our job does is it gives us really, really good dopamine.
Like, I've learned so much from your videos.
I even liked-
No, I'm being genuinely serious.
I liked the video.
I've actually used the technique where you says you take four chunky weaves, thicken at the back, smaller towards the front, and lowlight it, and fingering, you says.
[laughs]
Yeah.
Uh, there, and it definitely is
There definitely is.
And I think you got a lot of good response when you came out and you were saying, oh, you're a little bit neurodivergent, and sometimes you-
...
this is how you deal with doing, doing hair.
Do you think that the hairdressing industry is a good place for people with neurodivergency?
Yeah, yeah, because, you know, we spent a lot of time, um, working and collaborating with companies that specifically work with people with neurodivergencies, whether that's being on the autism spectrum or ADHD or sometimes even things that you can couple in, things like dyslexia and stuff like that.
And the more we looked into it, the more we found that it was just, like, a breeding ground for hairdressers because essentially, like, what our job does is it gives us really, really good dopamine.
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