The look book
Looks with names attached.
Photographed work where we have it, shade stories where the formula tells it better. Each look is credited to its stylist, because 'salon work' is really a stylist's work.
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Showing all 18 looks.
Copper, kissed by August
ColourFull balayage lifted two levels, glossed to a sunlit copper that reads auburn indoors and flame at golden hour.
By Noor Haddad · Colour Director
The braided crown, undone
OccasionA woven crown braid loosened by hand until it looks found, not built. Holds a full wedding day on twelve pins.
By Tomás Ferreira · Styling & Extensions
Foil work, mid-story
ColourA full foil in progress. A mentor checks every placement before the timer starts. This is what four eyes on your formula looks like.
By Felix Arden · New Talent Colourist
Espresso, single origin
ColourAll-over deep brunette with a violet undertone to cancel brass. Glass finish, zero warmth, six weeks of shine.
By Noor Haddad · Colour Director
Honey no. 3
ColourSadie's signature gloss shade: a golden mid-blonde that flatters warm undertones. Formula co-signed by Noor.
By Sadie Ngo · New Talent Stylist
Vanilla chai dimension
ColourDimensional babylights over a spiced-brown base. The low-upkeep blonde for people who hate salon math.
By Priya Raman · Texture & Curl Specialist
First-frost platinum
ColourTrue platinum, reached over two visits with bond care between. We don't do it in one sitting and won't pretend to.
By Noor Haddad · Colour Director
Cherry cola gloss
ColourA see-through red-brown gloss over dark hair. Deep in daylight, clearly crimson under evening light.
By Felix Arden · New Talent Colourist
Mushroom-blonde melt
ColourCool, ash-beige melt for guests going lighter without going warm. Toned to Vancouver water, not Instagram filters.
By Priya Raman · Texture & Curl Specialist
The Mer bob
CutsÉlodie's house cut: one length, jaw-grazing, cut dry to your exact cowlicks. Better on day three, as promised.
By Élodie Marchand · Cutting Specialist
Curtain fringe, grown-in
CutsA fringe cut to grow: full at the centre, feathered at the temples, styled with one round-brush pass.
By Élodie Marchand · Cutting Specialist
Soft shag, air-dried
CutsLayers placed for your wave pattern, not against it. Scrunch, walk away, accept compliments.
By Priya Raman · Texture & Curl Specialist
3B curls, cut dry
TextureEach curl cut in its natural fall, so there are no shrinkage surprises. Ninety-second styling lesson included.
By Priya Raman · Texture & Curl Specialist
Beach set, salt only
TextureA heat-free set: salt mist, four twists, and the ten-minute walk from Kits Beach does the rest.
By Sadie Ngo · New Talent Stylist
Silk press, week two
TextureA silk press photographed at the two-week mark, because that's the honest test. Heat used once, protected properly.
By Priya Raman · Texture & Curl Specialist
Low chignon, chapel-ready
OccasionA sculpted low knot with soft face-framing pieces. Tomás's most-requested bridal shape three years running.
By Tomás Ferreira · Styling & Extensions
The Hollywood wave
OccasionDeep, brushed-out S-waves set on a marcel iron. Fashion-week tested to survive eight hours of lights.
By Tomás Ferreira · Styling & Extensions
Ribbon-woven plait
OccasionSilk ribbon braided through a loose plait. Graduation season's quiet favourite, done in under an hour.
By Tomás Ferreira · Styling & Extensions
A note on honesty: this is a demo, and the photographs are licensed stock images, not guest results. Shade stories are illustrative swatch cards of a formula. Hair is three-dimensional and yours will carry a shade its own way, which is exactly what consultations are for.
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