career styler 2021-22 / h i s t o r y o f c o l o u r
Five Decades of hair Artistry
1980’s
1990’s
2000’s
“Punk was a very big fashion statement in the 1980’s. What fascinated me about punks was that they did things others considered distasteful and contrasting. I wanted to explore re-growth which was often seen as a bad colour, by producing a style where the ends were light with the roots dark, where hair stood up instead of lying flat, and the cut was feathered with a razor instead of using scissors. From this The Wolfman was born.”
“Golden chunky highlights was the colour trend everyone wore in the mid-90’s. This look was inspired by the bold fashion statements of the 90’s and has been interpreted with my favourite modern-day trends including a statement money piece which was prevalent during this decade.”
“In the early 2000’s one of the biggest trends was chunky highlights, using a strong contrast of shades and colours. Moving towards the mid 2000’s, we felt that this trend needed to evolve into something that was still strong, but with a much more multi tonal feel. Something that looked personal, with an expensive feel to it. This was our award winning look for the L’Oréal Colour Trophy in 2005.”
Francesca Dixon, Creative Colourist Hari’s Hairdressers, London
Alan Edwards Art Team, Directed by Alan Edwards Alan Edwards Salon, Glasgow
Trevor Sorbie MBE Founder of Trevor Sorbie brand
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