Customized cut and coloring techniques that are tailor-made hairstyles to enhance the beauty and authenticity of every woman. Copper and platinum blonde are combined with brushstrokes of dashing color.

Pastel shades and complicit smiles for a season dedicated to colour and joie de vivre. Pixie cuts and bobs with a contemporary twist dominate this beautiful summer collection by Coiff & Co.

Three types of women are represented in the Angelo Lapaglia hair collection –each with a common theme– their burning desire for freedom of expression.

The collection is the creation of images that blur the line between sex and slavery, transitioning from submissive to dominant and unearthing confidence within one's sexuality. This discovery allows fear and self doubt to dissolve, leaving each individual exuding strength and trust to become their own unique persona.

The clothing and hairstyles in MEANING are unconventional, expressive, challenging, creative. Hair is worn in short graphic styles with alternating textures. Colors are nonconformist, yet natural. Striking accents that harmonize with the base color. Colors that are in harmony with life!

A resounding YES  to the fringe contrasting with bright eye-catching colors. Pure brilliance in the Renaissance Collection by Philippe Tapprest dominated by unstructured bobs and undulating waves.

Word cloud: expressive, dark, bold, positive, flowing, movement, lux, details, freedom, sophisticated. “Nocturne” is CULt.’s breakthrough Collection and another positive step towards it’s new exciting formation.

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.

Colors, tones and textures are inspired by the traces that a warm, breeze leaves in the sand, while the sun sets on the desert horizon. The Horizon collection at Stelios Papas Toowong is inspired by the beauty of nature and the hues of the desert.

“I was inspired by a black and white collection that our creative director, Sacha Mascolo-Tarbuck created in 2009. I loved the expensive and minimalistic feeling and wanted to combine that with some strong perimeter-focused shapes and a rawness to the photography that shows the  strength of the model’s features,” says Philipp Haug, 2018 London Hairdresser of the Year.