COLIN
McANDREW
,
pictured
below
lef
t,
director
of
the
Medusa
Hairdressing
chain
in
the
Capital,
believes
that
there
is
one
ke
y
word
that
will
lay
down
the
law
for
women8217s
hair
this
spring
8211
movement.
In
ke
eping
with
the
floaty
fashions,
hair
will
tak
e
on
a
looser
,
freer
look,
away
from
any-
thing
over
-stylised.
8220There
is
definitely
a
movement
to
a
more
glamorous
look
this
season,8221
Colin
ex
plains,
8220Hair
that
is
sof
ter
,
more
elegant
and
just
has
that
bit
more
movement
in
it,
as
opposed
to
angular
,
structured
styles
of
recent
times.8221
We
8217ve
all
walk
ed
into
a
salon
clutching
an
image
of
our
favourite
celebrity
haircut,
and
Po
sh
Spice8217s
bob,
or
8216P
ob8217
as
it
became
known
was
right
up
there
last
year
as
the
most
want-
ed
haircut.
This
year
,
Colin
believes
the
most
wanted
haircut
has
yet
to
be
seen.
8220I
guess
we
are
still
waiting
for
the
ne
xt
Vic-
toria
Beckham,8221
he
laughs.
8220There
are
so
many
images
out
there
now
,
and
the
fascina-
tion
with
celebrity
will
no
doubt
throw
up
another
cut
that
everyone
will
want
to
copy
.
But
I
think
the
bob
will
still
remain
hugely
pop-
ular
.
I
think
it
will
have
a
bit
more
length
to
it,
and
be
more
te
xtured
than
before,
but
it
is
such
an
easy
,
wearable
style,
women
love
it.8221
Au
sten
Thomson,
artistic
director
at
Pa
ter-
son
SA
,
pictured
below
right,
also
believes
a
bit
more
length
in
cuts
will
be
in
vogue
again
this
season.
8220A
s
a
stylist,
I
have
to
be
fashion
aware,
and
I
get
my
influences
from
the
catwalks
of
Pa
ris
and
Milan,8221
he
says.
8220This
season
I
think
there
is
something
understated
going
on,
more
of
an
undone
look,
Tw
o
of
the
Capital8217s
leading
scissor
-hands
give
a
heads
up
on
new
trends
for
spring
HAIR
Loose
n
the
locks
Colin
8220This
is
an
Arctic
blonde
look,
to
suit
a
pale
skintone.
We
blast-dried
the
hair,
didn8217t
straighten
it
to
flatten
it,
kept
the
movement
in
it.
It8217s
not
about
a
flat
and
smooth
look
anymore,
but
about
texture8221
Colin
8220This
is
a
gorgeous
rich
red/brown
colour.
The
cut,
is
a
long
bob
style,
with
lots
of
layering
and
texture,
we
put
movement
into
it,
using
tongs
to
create
flicks
and
curls,
giving
it
a
luxurious,
sexy
look8221
Au
sten
8220This
is
long
but
not
all
one
length
with
straight
lines,
it8217s
about
broken
edges.
We
used
two
tones
of
blonde,
and
added
softness
and
floatiness
by
using
tongs
and
straighteners
to
curl
sections.8221
Au
sten
8220This
is
a
really
pale,
Arctic
blonde
with
violet
tones
to
emphasise
the
colour.
This
cut
is
dressed
out,
a
bigger
blow
dry,
more
of
the
8216silver
screen8217
look
to
it,
with
a
bit
of
soft
length.8221Merle
Brown
with
a
sof
tness
to
it.
Fringes
will
be
shorter
,
ed
ge
s
an
d
ou
tl
in
es
no
t
so
de
fi
ne
d,
an
d
I
th
in
k
we
will
see
the
use
of
pin
curls
and
rollers
to
add
another
dimension
to
styles.8221
Fo
r
both
men,
there
is
only
one
colour
that
everyone
will
hank
er
af
ter
this
season
8211
blonde.
However
,
think
elegant,
not
brassy
,
and
sof
t,
Artic
tones
as
opposed
to
the
LA
golden
highlights.
8220Blonde
is
always
popular
,8221
says
Colin.
8220But
this
season
it8217s
all
about
blonde
with
more
tone
8211
oyster
,
salmon,
champagne,
tones
that
give
the
colour
that
sof
ter
,
more
elegant
look.8221
Over
at
Pa
terson
SA
,
there
is
also
a
coolness
to
the
blondes.
8220P
eople
generally
lik
e
to
go
lighter
in
the
summer
,
that8217s
a
given,8221
says
Au
sten.
8220But
we8217re
seeing
a
cleaner
blonde
look,
more
ex
pensive-looking
in
finer
tones
and
highlights,
cooler
with
violet
undertones,
a
more
Arctic
feel.8221
So
,
it8217s
time
to
grow
down
the
8220P
ob8221,
ruffle
things
up
a
bit,
use
your
straighten-
ers
for
anything
other
than
straightening,
and,
as
they8217re
meant
to
have
more
fun,
why
not
become
a
blonde?
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