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HADLEY YATES, COVENT GARDEN

In Covent Garden’s achingly hip Seven Dials, Hadley Yates has nurtured a reputation as a salon par excellence when it comes to extensions. It’s mission? To make the unnatural, natural. And Hadley’s skills have proved popular, with a client list that boasts the likes of Carol Vorderman and Rachel Stevens – there was even an exclusive guest DJ set by Vogue Williams at its recent launch party. The super-stylish new two-floor space, a stone’s throw away on Shelton Street from Hadley’s original salon base, will also be home to an exclusive scalp care treatment service in collaboration with Act+Acre. It’s a creamy dream of interior design, with tonnes of natural wood to offer something that’s truly warm and welcoming.

SIOBHÁN JONES STUDIO, HORSHAM

Siobhán is all about a calmer and slower pace of life, and the furnishings and colour palette reflect that, creating a truly homey vibe.

GUSTAV FOUCHE, WEYBRIDGE

The stylist now has his own boutique in Surrey, offering his London services for clients two days a week, such as the scalp detox and his 3D dry-cut technique.

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