Boldly audacious colors, unusual shapes and structured textures all blend harmoniously together to create unlimited wow-factor in this beautiful collection by Contemporary Hairdressing.

For this specific collection Detlef Gehlhaar was inspired by Berlin. The Weimar Republic of the 1920s brought forth an exciting free spirit of creativity and culture. During this time a golden age of the Avant Garde bloomed and grew leading to the Bauhaus and many other artistic and cultural innovations.

An astonishing hair fashion collection that delivers some masterful hair coloring creations crafted by Chrystofer Benson. With 'Abstraction', Benson conquered the Best Haircolor Award at the 2019 North American Hairstyling Awards last weekend in Long Beach, CA.

In her most recent collection titled 'Royal Punk', Sally pulls from her British roots and heritage. With a nod to Englishh eccentricities she juxtaposes the old and the new with conventional shapes infused with punk sensibilities.

In this vibrant collection, Alain Pereque explores gender fluid femininity. ‘Androgène’ reflects the confidence in which today’s metro-female is unafraid to use strong colors combined with structures and shapes for an individualized look.

An awe-inspiring collection that heightens precision cutting while embodying a blend of soft and bold color.

For this award-winning collection The Beauty Underground was inspired by the influential 1980s electronic band New Order: the energy of their music and the slick glamour of their album covers who were created by the iconic design and image guru Peter Saville.

Cooler shades of ice animate the extreme of glacial beauty, interpreting the different nuances and shapes deep in its heart. The result? Hair characterized by cold and translucent colors, ranging from purple to blue.

Inspired by the stunning natural event of a murmuration of starlings, Candice McKay uses fluid shapes to mirror the evolving forms created by flocks of starlings performing their aerobatic displays.

Multi-faceted shades are flanked by graphic lines and soft textures in Chad Demchuk's Inner Self collection. Contrasting strands transform the hair into a 'hide-and-seek' color game.