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The beacon of intelligence, style and glamour for more than 150 years names Andrew Jose in their Best London Hair Salons.
Big, voluminous hair is making a comeback.
Layered, textured mullet cuts for an effortless natural look.
Sleek, short cuts with precision cuts for a perfect style and balance.
Face-framing, soft bangs are stylish and easy to grow out.
Perfect for summer -this is the season to learn how to embrace your hair’s natural movement.
Beautiful, practical, and chic.
Summer ’24 hair colour trends are all about embracing both bold and subtle transformations, providing a range of options to suit different styles and texture preferences.
This warm, golden shade evokes a beach vibe and complements a wide range of skin tones.
Soft and elegant, this shade offers a polished look that’s both chic and understated.
Featuring subtle gold and peachy hues.
A rich, milky blonde with slight beige tones, this colour requires maintenance (toning) for striking, healthy look.
A sweet, soft blend of blonde and red, perfect for those new to red hues.
Lavender, Peach, Dusty Violet or Icy Blue – all beautiful shades that can add a magical touch to your pastel hair and, even after fading, they leave a wonderful note to your hair.
This deep, rich shade incorporates hints of dark spice, adding a luxurious dimension to brunette hair take your natural hair just one shade darker for great intensity.
An almost smoky, not-quite-black shade that delivers drama and dimension.
A vibrant blend of Blue red and brown, this shade can be customized from black cherry to bright copper and deepest aubergine.
Vibrant, eye-catching colour that goes POP!
A sweet, soft blend of blonde and red, perfect for those new to red hues.
For both blondes and brunettes, this warm, shining shade enhances your natural warm undertones.
Your DNA determines the rate at which your hair grows, and there are no products, hairstyles, or treatments that can change that. However, protective products and hairstyles such as braids and wefts will help to reduce breakage, and less breakage can help you achieve longer hair.
Still, make sure you let your hair rest from protective hairstyles for at least 6-8 weeks as you also need to rest your hair and scalp. Focus on professional hair and scalp treatments and light trims.
Style your Afro in a pretty Mohawk or Mullet, much requested in salon for many hair textures and use a fine hair net to keep the shape and remould. If you prefer your hair pressed, finish off the treatment with a touch of silk press that will accentuate your new haircut. Box bob is super trendy, just give it a go!
