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Join Evie and Aki from Allilon in this exciting collaboration, as they demonstrate a stunning colour and cut combination. Discover how even the simplest haircutting techniques can be transformed into something extraordinary with Evie’s amazing half-and-half colouring technique. Enjoy the journey!
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Wella Professionals TrendVision Award 2024 finalists have been announced. Finalists are set to compete at the UK & Ireland final in London on Monday 7 October; having been selected from their initial photographic entries, the finalists will take to the stage at Old Billingsgate, London.
Hosted by Wella Professionals, the TrendVision Award showcases competitors’ creativity and craftsmanship and offers a platform to excel. The categories this year are Colour Visionary (the global category), Craft Visionary (local to UK & Ireland) and XPOSURE Creative Colour (for students only).
With more than 600 guests expected on the night to celebrate the winners and runners-up, the event remains one of the most exciting moments in the hairdressing calendar, with finalists competing live on the day, before celebrating throughout the night. Not only will the exciting winner announcements take place, but guests can also expect a lavish drinks reception, gala dinner, exclusive hair shows – from leading Wella Artists including Jordanna Cobella and TONI&GUY – after-party, and a luxury gift bag to take home.
Find the full list of finalists at wella.com
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New Hair Order, Mark Byrne and Lisa May
The L’Oréal Colour Trophy Ireland Grand Final hit the stage at the Dublin Royal Convention Centre and crowned New Hair Order as the 2024 winner – owner and colourist Mark Byrne and stylist Lisa May lifted the trophy for their multi-tonal take on a copper crop.
There was an electric atmosphere in the room as salon owners, stylists and creative colourists gathered to compete for the big prize. Zeba Hairdressing’s Mark Sherwood and Augusto Miranda took second place, with Graham Santeliz Molloy and James Coleman of Brown Sugar claiming the final spot in the top three.
Mark Sherwood and Augusto Miranda, Zeba Hairdressing
Graham Santeliz Molloy and James Coleman, Brown Sugar
Jake Murphy, creative colourist and apprentice at Zeba Hairdressing took home the STAR Award for his subtle striped look. Judges tasked to make the difficult decision on the night were Darren Ambrose, Andrew Mulvenna, Alan Edwards, Nathan Walker and Marcello Moccia.
Also on the night, Lauren McNeela of Stripe Colour Studio was named L’Oréal Colour Trophy Moving Image winner. The final winners to be revealed were Alex Doherty, Brandon Marchant, Elsie MacDonald, Francesca Bay, Isla McKelvie who scooped the L’Oréal Colour Trophy Future Talent Award. They will go on to have a mentorship day at the L’Oréal International Academy.
Two dynamic hair shows thrilled the Dublin crowd. The first, created by Jason Hall Hairdressing’s Jason Hall and Strictly Xtended’s Abigail Butler, was an energetic combination of pop culture references. Mash Up saw striking silhouettes and elaborate fashion pieces, designed by Colin Horgan, that elevated the energy over the top of a mash-up mixtape playlist of trending tunes. Jason and Abigail were supported by young Irish talents, Peter Mark College’s Daryl Behan, Georgia Haverty, Kelly Byrne and Rebecca Robinson, Peter Mark’s Sadhbh Clifford, Hillary’s Sian Lloyd and Yolanda Dunne from Wildflower.
Mash Up by Jason Hall and Abigail Butler
Adam Reed and the ARKIVE by Adam Reed team then displayed true craftmanship with their show fRAmEwoRk. The show put a theatrical, cabaret spin on things, narrated through a VT featuring Adam and the team – Andrew Plester, Janet Barone, John Spanton, Luke Logan, Pia Wyatt and Samantha Bickle. The truly mesmerising performance was choreographed by Gareth Walker and featured statement headpieces with bold fashion styling and design by Adam Reed.
fRAmEwoRk by ARKIVE by Adam Reed
Hairdressers, finalists and winners alike wrapped up their evening with the help of a live DJ, as the drinks continued to flow, and canapes were served, celebrating in style and danced out the night in true LCT Dublin fashion.
Closing ceremony to honour this year’s cohort from Revlon Professional mentoring scheme
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Custom lace front wig for the Met Gala 2022, with colour by Jason Hogan
Dearest readers… Whether you are a Bridgerton fanatic, a member of the Polin fandom or have never watched an episode at all, you’ve most probably come across Nicola Coughlan at some point in the past few years. From Derry Girls to Big Mood, she has a knack of creating ‘wow’ moments that love to go viral. That’s in part due to her role as Penelope Featheringtonin the Netflix hit Bridgerton, and also because she enjoys an exploratory sense of style that captures attention online and on social media.
One of the more misunderstood parts of my job is the ‘style journey’ as I like to call it, which myself and other glam team members craft through the unique partnership we create with our clients. Almost everybody has a personal sense of style but when one also has a public-facing life, there often isn’t time to take care of hair, make-up and wardrobe choices when carrying out duties that come with the role. That’s where professionals come in…
Going red for the Barbie premiere in London
Met Gala 2022
However, where it gets particularly exciting is when my clients want to go a step beyond the expected and craft a style iconography. I’ve worked with a breadth of talent over the years; many like to execute minimal changes to their personal style and have us perform only that, as best we know how for them. Then others want to push the boundaries of style, which for any creative is a form of pure joy. Nicola has always been someone with a love of style and the courage to be dynamic. We met – along with make-up artist Neil Young, stylist Aimee Croysdill and nail technician Michelle Class – on a photoshoot for Refinery29 in 2020. Nicola was already established thanks to her role in the hit show Derry Girls, and was due to appear in the debut season of Bridgerton. We had no idea how big that show would become nor the importance of the role of Penelope Featherington within the Bridgerton universe!
Halley Brisker
It often takes time to discover what our clients’ goals are when working with glam teams. In the nearly four years we’ve worked together as a team of creatives alongside Nicola, we’ve created looks that have incorporated extensive product knowledge – from the oily, sleek locks for the SAG Awards to textured, A-line bobs at The Baftas. Hair piece sourcing for faux bangs at front row shows for Miu Miu in Paris and braided hair bows for the Stylist magazine awards in London. We’ve experimented with colour too; Nicola went red for the Barbie premiere in London and with the custom-coloured lace front wig I created for Nicola at the 2022 Met Gala, Jason Hogan at Josh Wood Atelier painstakingly coloured it to complement a bespoke Richard Quinn dress.
Halley and the glam team at work behind the scenes
Stylist Magazine Awards, 2022
Throughout this incredible style journey we’ve gone on together, the thread that has been a relative constant has been Bridgerton, which has just launched its third season. That instalment sees Nicola’s character take centre stage in the plot, to become… nope, I’m not giving anything away!
It’s no coincidence that as looks go, the hair finish in New York was one of our most straightforward; sometimes we ‘grow as we go’. Of course, I have no idea what the future looks like for Bridgerton or Penelope, but to see hundreds of fans turn out for Nicola was a special moment and a perfect opportunity to create simple, elegant looks for this milestone moment.
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Sophia Hilton
Not Another Salon is fizzing up its colour services by partnering up with Coca-Cola on the Flavour Parlour. The pop-fuelled pop-up – on between 6 to 8 June – uses iconic Coca-Cola flavours as inspiration for colour transformations. And yes, Dua Lipa’s beloved Cherry Coke is on the menu…
But it’s the new Coca-Cola Lemon, alongside an improved recipe for Cherry, that’s fuelling tie-up. Salon owner Sophia Hilton has a VIP space downstairs in the salon that’s exclusively themed with eye catching seating to themed mirrors with witty quotes, as well as that all important selfie station.
Coke Cherry – a rich and luxurious looking red ranging from a deep dark shade that reflects black and blood red, to shiny crimson with touches of magenta. “We’re obsessed with Dua Lipa’s cherry red hair revival,” says Sophia, “but we can’t resist a throwback of Cheryl circa 2010 with this exact tone, or Rihanna also in 2010 with her bright cherry.
Coke Lemon – the ultimate bright summer yellow vibes, from pop art bold to lemonade subtle.
Coke Zero Sugar – a rich brunette with warm sweet undertones of red and gold.
Coke Vanilla – a blend of buttery and icy, delivering a delicate combination of warm and cool.
Closing ceremony to honour this year’s cohort from Revlon Professional mentoring scheme
Winners of annual Extensionist of the Year Awards revealed in Manchester
Hammers For Hope teams players with homeless support services