Air-Touch or Liquid Balayage? Both give you soft, grown-out colour with no harsh regrowth line. Here is the honest, jargon-free guide to which one is right for you.
Some blondes whisper and some walk into the room first. Bombshell blonde is the bright, glossy, high-impact colour that turns heads, and here is how to get yours at Gusto Hair.
Poured, not styled. Glass hair is the poker-straight, mirror-shine look taking over both our London salons, and it makes even the simplest cut look expensive. Here is how it is done.
The Edgar is the men's cut taking over barbershops worldwide: a sharp, blunt fringe with faded sides that looks deliberate and needs almost no effort. Here's how to wear it and who it suits.
The rigid blunt bob is bowing out. Meet the soft bob: airier, layered and full of movement, with curtain-fringe softness that grows out beautifully and suits almost everyone.
After seasons of icy blonde, brunette is back as something rich and warm. Meet Gourmand Browns: caramel, cinnamon and chocolate, the most flattering hair colour of 2026.
London's hard water leaves minerals on every strand, dulling colour and drying out your hair. Here's how to defend against it at home and in the salon.
The flirty girl lob is the just-above-collarbone cut with cool-girl ease and romantic charm. Here is why it is the bread-and-butter cut of the season.
Forget stiff curls and crispy beach texture. Waterfall waves are the soft, flowing wave that sits between Hollywood glam and undone ease, and they are the styling look of the summer.
The octopus cut is back, and the 2026 version is softer, smarter and far more flattering than the 2023 original. Here is what to ask for and why it might be the answer for flat hair.
The clean-girl claw clip is out. The ballerina bun is the high, sleek, disciplined hair move of 2026. Here is how to build one (and when to let a Gusto stylist do it instead).
