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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
Styling: Mathilde Dutheil
Makeup: Daniel Koleric
Photos: Benjamin Vnuk
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Purity by Mark Hayes
Sunday, 11 February 2018 16:23
With the focus on uncompromising beauty –total and unique– Mark Hayes has created Purity. This collection celebrates individuality, which frees itself of the superfluous to express the inner soul. Each cut and colour was made-to-measure, to celebrate beauty without compromise.
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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
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Hair: Mark Hayes, Sassoon International Creative Director
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