Cool, ashy blonde had a long run — buttercream is the warm, buttery shade taking over for summer 2026. Here's why London's blondes are switching, and how to wear it well.
Quiet luxury killed the beach wave. The Rich Girl Blowout took its place — sleek, voluminous, mirror-shine. Here's why London is booking it on repeat.
Soft, lived-in, root-friendly. The soft beige-brown balayage is London's most-asked-for colour — a four-month melt that looks like very good hair without trying.
K18 has the hype, Olaplex has the history — but which actually fixes your hair? An honest, salon-floor take on the two bond-builders everyone is arguing about.
The edgy pixie isn't a haircut, it's a statement. Disconnected, undercut, shaggy or mullet — here are the versions our London stylists are cutting most.
Fine hair can look thicker, glossier and more polished than naturally thick hair with the right cut. Here are the most flattering styles from our London stylists.
Long layers, lobs and curtain bangs flatter round faces best. Here are the cuts to ask for and the ones to skip, from our London stylists.
Going short after 60 isn't about giving up — it's about lifting the face, restoring volume, and walking out of the salon looking sharper than you have in years. Here's what actually works.
Caramel highlights are the brunette upgrade everyone notices and nobody can quite pin down. Here's how the foil technique works, who it suits, and how to wear it.
The burst fade has quietly become the most-requested men's cut of the year — sharp at the ears, soft on top, and adaptable to almost anything. Here's how it works and who it suits.
The hair type system explained simply: 1a through 4c. Find out where your hair sits, what each type needs, and why it changes your salon conversation.